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Microsoft Technologies & Blogcasting
Why does Microsoft use .PDF files?
If you view and download the
SMS 2003 FAQ
documents you may notice thay are ALL in .pdf format? Why is that? One would think that Microsoft would use their own format. Who can't read a .doc file?
Published
Aug 08 2005, 10:02 PM
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btucker
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