On Sun, 29 Oct 2023 at 19:41, Michael H <cmahte@gmail.com> wrote:
PDF is a final output, used to make it hard for other people to edit
the file. That's the whole point of PDF, and why it's used so commonly for
finished work.
I agree PDF is a final output, but disagree that 'the whole point of
PDF' is to make it hard for other people to edit. Its primary point is
to create an output which looks the same across OSes and various
configurations of computer (e.g. fonts). It is loved by graphic
artists for that reason: everyone will see the page exactly as
intended by the artist.
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A rich heart may be under a poor coat.
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