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[Vincent Untz <vuntz@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Le jeudi 02 octobre 2008, à 12:45 +0200, Carlos E. R. a écrit :
> I have found another one: Evince does not support certificates (neither  
> does Okular). At least, I opened a suplier receipt, acrobat shows the  
> certificate, evince does not. I haven't created a Bugzilla because I 
> can't sent the pdf, it's private. Certificate support is also necesary 
> for "e-administration" or "e-comerce".
>
> I hardly think this is not known? :-?

Please file a bug in bugs.freedesktop.org against poppler.

>    Non related: evince does not appear in the Office/doc viewers system
>    menu (11.0). Okular does. Want a bugzilla?

That's because the way we do things in GNOME: we don't want a cluttered
menu, so applications like evince do not appear in the menus -- people
usually double-click on the file and don't think "I will launch evince
and then open the file".

> > > It looks very good, though. I wasn't aware of this progress. However,
> > > these forms being from the goverment, I doubt in case of issues I'd get
> > > any support unless I use the aproved adobe program.
> >
> > I wouldn't expect support from my government for PDF forms ;-) Generally
> > speaking, I'd probably save the filled PDF (even if it was filled with
> > acroread) and check that everything looks right before sending the PDF.
>
> Ha! PDF forms can not be "sent", not electronically anyway. That's a  
> feature for which you have to pay Adobe. I think it needs a special  
> server, and then you upload just the data, not the form itself. Or, if 
> you do have the complete adobe suite (which is not sold for Linux, 
> anyway), then you can save the filled form locally. I'm not very clear on 
> all this.

I think you can save the filled form with evince (not sure).

Vincent

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