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BootAble – FreeDOS boot testing freeware
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...with brail written at the bottom of the sign. There are other pics in the PDF as well.
Yeah, same here...iPhone Xr running iOS 17.2.1...no pics on any browser I tried...weird...
I don't normally use my phone for these kind of things, so it's not really a problem for me.
Of course, no problem on my macbook pro...
Regards,
Thomas
Created Tue 16 Jan 2024 13:12:51, so pretty much a relatively recent version of a PDF distiller, though it is not an Adobe distiller document, and it is a few version behind, so likely a lot of bugfixes in the interim, but likely not anything that affects the viewing of a PDF from a trusted source. Just shows that a executable filetype often can have issues with the interpreter on various platforms.
I used to use plain Ghostscript, which had a great feature that it would totally ignore those PDF documents that were marked an non printable, and would quite happily print them, unlike the Adobe reader, which would drop an error that the document was marked as non printable. Plus also print to a PDF as well, same size as original, or smaller, and without that pesky flag set.
