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Re: Screenshots?
by Albert Astals Cid on Friday 10/Dec/2004, @02:56

Because we (ok, more Enrico than me) still have to polish the experimental kpdf a bit before merging to HEAD. I hope will have it for Beta1.

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transition effects ?
by Ask on Friday 10/Dec/2004, @04:41

Will the new kdf support the various transition
effects in a pdf document created by latex prosper
class, like Acrobat reader in windows does ?

Ask

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Re: transition effects ?
by samiel on Friday 10/Dec/2004, @14:04

Adrian Leverkuhn is the main person
of one of Thomas Mann's masterpieces,
the novel "Doctor Faustus"...

MS

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Re: transition effects ?
by Albert Astals Cid on Saturday 11/Dec/2004, @01:39

Probably no, but we haven't tested any document like that. Could you please provide a link to one of them?

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Re: transition effects ?
by furanku on Saturday 11/Dec/2004, @09:24

Although I think that these transistion effects are not really important features: A latex prosper generated pdf containing transition effects is availible at

http://www.nefkom.net/georg.drenkhahn/prosper/doc/prosper-tour.pdf

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Re: transition effects ?
by superfebs on Monday 13/Dec/2004, @23:57

well... IMHO those animations *are* important features. People wants big buttons. Sleek graphics. Cool effects.
Let's give them all, to conquer them.
Uh... konquer! :)

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