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jc0481

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Mar 16, 2005
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I want to use Preview I really do. But I can't I'll tell you why. With Adobe Reader it AUTOMATICALLY centers and zooms in the pdf document I'm looking at. Preview does not unfortunately unless I'm wrong. Hopefully I am. I just like that about Adobe Reader 8.1. With Preview I have to manually do these things. Also is Firefox for the mac cocoa based? Is that the only real difference on firefox with camino. I prefer Camino by the way. Does Firefox slow down over time whereas Camino does not?? Thank you
 
Also is Firefox for the mac cocoa based? Is that the only real difference on firefox with camino. I prefer Camino by the way. Does Firefox slow down over time whereas Camino does not?? Thank you

Firefox is not a Cocoa app. It will get native OS X widgets in FF3, but for now it's not. Camino, however, IS a Cocoa app.

I suppose it's possible for either to slow down, but I tend to think of Firefox as being slower from the get-go...could just be me, though.
 
PDFView

If you don't care for Preview, but want something snappier than Acrobat Reader you can try out PDFView. It's free too.
 
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