In article <MPG.16aec4d9153ad7ba9896b2@news.hevanet.com>,
Scott Meyers  <smeyers@aristeia.com> wrote:
I was going to add your
>explanation as an annotation to that section of my copy of the standard,
>but I see that either ISO has prohibited annotations or I'm too dumb to
>know how to add them with Acrobat 4.  (If somebody knows how, please tell
>me.)

For some reason, ISO decided to release the electronic copy without
permissions to alter in any way.  Which means that you can't even
change the page numbers to conform to the page numbers in the document
(that is, i, ii, iii, etc. followed by 1, 2, 3, etc.).  My^H^HA
friend's solution was to find a tool online that cracks Adobe
passwords and unlock the document.

Email me if you're interested in discussing it more.
--
Mark Ping
emarkp@soda.CSUA.Berkeley.EDU

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