Marie:

Sounds to me as if Acrobat fits the bill
perfectly, particularly if there are "graphical
presentation elements" (e.g., pictures, etc.)
which are included or if you want to present the
information in a specific, graphically oriented
style (e.g., headers, footers, logos, page
layout).

Regards,

Tom <<Tom.Tomasovic@na.nwmarkets.com>>

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Subject: POSTS [Ref:C980018]
Author: INTERNET acrobat@blueworld.com at Multimessage
Date: 1/29/97 4:22 PM


This description leads to choose a data format, a soft that converts
original files (= data) into the format previously chosen and a soft to
view the files. The particularity is that the initial files are
"listings" ready to be printed.