YURY KRIVTSOV
April 17th, 2008, 10:48 PM
Well, at last after several monthes of Foxit Reader using (instead of you know what) it seems I found some funny bug (actually not that funny for me).
Let's open this file for example:
http://www.voltagemultipliers.com/spice%20models/spice_1n6513.pdf
Now select and copy some text or number from the table at the foot of the page. Say 'Temperature coefficient' . Paste it anywhere - text editor, Excel - doesn't matter. I've done it right now by Acrobat Reader pasting into this message. It's ok.
Let's try to use Foxit Reader. And what we get?
Oops:
t n e i c i f f e o c e r u t a r e p m e T
All letters and figures (what is most annoying in my particular case) are in reverse order separated by space :1_05:
We may assume there is something special in VMI datasheets as I never noticed anything of the sort working with numerous PDF files from other sources. But Acrobat copes... Any ideas?
Regards,
Yury
Let's open this file for example:
http://www.voltagemultipliers.com/spice%20models/spice_1n6513.pdf
Now select and copy some text or number from the table at the foot of the page. Say 'Temperature coefficient' . Paste it anywhere - text editor, Excel - doesn't matter. I've done it right now by Acrobat Reader pasting into this message. It's ok.
Let's try to use Foxit Reader. And what we get?
Oops:
t n e i c i f f e o c e r u t a r e p m e T
All letters and figures (what is most annoying in my particular case) are in reverse order separated by space :1_05:
We may assume there is something special in VMI datasheets as I never noticed anything of the sort working with numerous PDF files from other sources. But Acrobat copes... Any ideas?
Regards,
Yury