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linux 8.3.29: acroread

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jacob Morzinski)
Sun Mar 26 03:39:30 2000

Message-Id: <200003260839.DAA23022@alice-whacker.mit.edu>
To: bugs@MIT.EDU
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 03:39:22 -0500
From: "Jacob Morzinski" <jmorzins@MIT.EDU>

System name:		alice-whacker.mit.edu
Type and version:	i686 8.3.29
Display type:		

Shell:			/bin/sh
Window manager:		fvwm2



    I assume that a lot of people know about this bug already;
    I want to document that it's fixed in acroread's next release.


What were you trying to do?
	Use the acro locker's acroread program, on a display with
	more than 8-bit color.

What's wrong:
	Acroread 4.0 for linux has a bug -- when it redraws pages
	from the cache (if the option "use page cache" is on), it
	will mispaints any "white" colors with something wrong.
	(For "wrong", I've seen either yellow or cyan, depending
	on what type of display I've had acrobat on.)

What should have happened:
	Acroread shouldn't do this.

Please describe any relevant documentation references:
	I've verified that the acroread 4.05 does not have this bug.
	For those who want to test, I've temporarily installed 4.05
	into /var/local/acro/bin on alice-whacker.mit.edu.

-Jacob

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