>>Wrong. Reader may be free, but that still does not mean that it can be
>>easily installed and used ... particularly not in controlled
>>environments you find in almost any mid-sized and bigger organization.
>>I know of cases where it takes months to approve any version of
>>software. Therefore, the argument about upgrading because it is free is
>>not valid.

Case in point: the FAA. Being a government agency, it has to go through all
kinds of red tape before it'll allow its employees to install Reader 6. It
might be a virus!!! <g> So, we have to supply them with files compatible
with Reader 5 or lower.

Terri Hamilton
Ryan International Airlines
Technical Publications
thamilton@flyryan.com


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