[Update] Foxit PDF Reader v1.3 Build 0930

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ArjanDotOrg

Foxit PDF Reader v1.3 Build 0930


Overview :

Foxit PDF Reader is a free reader for PDF (eBook) documents. You can view
and print PDF documents with it. Foxit PDF Reader is small (the download
size less than 1MB), so you can download it quickly. It doesn't need any
lengthy installation, so you can start to run it as soon as you can
download it. And it starts up immediately, so you don't need to wait the
annoying "Welcome" screen to disappear. Foxit PDF Reader is extremely
easy to use, just double click it to start and then click open button to
open your PDF document. If you want to print, click on "Print" button. If
you want to setup the page layout for printing, select "Print Setup" from
"File" menu. Foxit PDF Reader runs on Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP/2003. It
is provided by Foxit Software Company for free non-commercial use. This
product is provided AS IS without any explicit or implicit warranty.
Please see the End User License Agreement.

What's New:

# Theres an installer for Foxit Reader now, you can download and run it
to install. The installation procedure is very simple and fast.
If you prefer a non-installer, you can download the zipped version.
# Changed visual design for most of our UI elements: icon, About box,
toolbar buttons, etc.
# Fixed most of the bugs reported by users during beta phase of version
1.3. Including printing crash problems, errors on Windows 9x platforms,
etc.

Homepage: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php#
Download: http://www.foxitsoftware.com/bbs/forumdisplay.php?f=3

For related software, check out: http://www.arjan.org/index.php?Viewers


Kind regards,
 
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mike ring

I found it the new one, dated Oct 19th.

The Zipped version was older, the "install" version was up to date.

They must have fixed it, I d/led the zip yesterday, it was 0930

mike
 
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mike ring

I d/l'd the zip file on Sept 30th and it was version 0930 then!

Now I'm really confused, but I've got the latest version (I theeeenk), and
it's Bob you should tell *that* to, if I followed this trhead correctly.

OTOH, you might not want to bother ;-)


mike
 

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