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Date: Thu, 15 Jul 1999 16:10:17 -0300
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Subject: Re: DJGPP: Request for license to copy IEEE Standards (fwd)
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Alain Magloire wrote:

> Bonjour
>
>   I'm not sure is this belong to the mailing list anymore
>   but if someone with enough (english)knowledge could decypher
>   Please get it touch with me.
>
> - It looks by electronic they mean PDF.  Is there a pdf <-> html
>   converter.

Yes they mean pdf, IEEE stores all the documents (even the magazines) in pdf
files. In this way you can get access to all the magazines (published after
1995). There is no way to convert pdf files to html without losing too much
information. But as Eli says: why somebody will need it if Acroread is free and
available for most platforms? (I have it in my Linux box, is a must for people
working in electronics, all the datasheets are in pdf format).

About the letter: They just want to charge you according to the number of people
that will have access to the material.

SET

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