David Carlson wrote: > You could try installing QEMU and running Acrobat Reader with QEMU > emulation. I was able to get PPC vim to work on x86 with about 10 minutes > effort - it shouldn't be that hard the other way around. It is a pain, > though, as you have to copy over the target arch libraries (copying /lib > /usr/lib to underneath /usr/qemu-i386 from x86 Ubuntu should suffice). > > -Dave > Plus, even if you could get a recent version Acrobat Reader to run, you would probably still be hosed, because Acrobat won't let you _save_ the data that you typed into the form - because this is Adobe's latest moneymaking scam. However, if you find and install version 5 or older of Acrobat reader - then - while it will complain that the pdf contains new things it doesn't know how to display - in my experience, it works just fine - and it will let you save the data that you type into the form. This holds for windows or linux, however you end up doing it. Dan -- **************************** Daniel Armbrust Biomedical Informatics Mayo Clinic Rochester daniel.armbrust(at)mayo.edu http://informatics.mayo.edu/