Re: idea -- PDF Explorer & PDF-ShellTools

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Subject: Re: idea

Author:
Aussie

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Date Posted: 08:51:49 04/10/06 Mon
In reply to: RTT 's message, "Re: idea" on 11:28:50 01/25/06 Wed

nelli,
That is an awesome idea. I have a 5K presentations on my hard drive. I need to find one slide to support a presentation I am putting together. No amount of directory structure works well and I find myself opening at least 30 presentations before I find what I am looking for.

RTT,
The modular interface would be awesome. Also if you published an API others might be able to add viewers for other document types.

As we have tools like GIMP that allow broad bitmap viewing and editing it would be great to have RTT Explorer to view and manipulate the other formats PDF, PPT, Word, etc.

Again this is a awesome idea.

>>hi, it is me again. i thought about word and
>>powerpoint documents and i want to ask you, if it is
>>possible to create such a tool for these kind of
>>documents, when you using word and pp viewer from
>>microsoft.
>>(and it it possible to combine all tools into one,
>>therefore pdf, doc and pp are the most using documents
>>files.)
>>
>>nelli

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