SMILEY HAPPY SOFTWARE RELEASES SHH 1.0
Henrico, VA — May 13, 2003 — Yesterday Smiley Happy Software released
Shh 1.0 for Mac OS X. Shh is a status-bar menu that executes user-specified
BSD commands and displays the output as menu items to be read or copied to
the Clipboard. These commands will typically be used for obtaining
customized status information updated with every use.
Shh is unique because it is not limited to what is already programmed into
it.
To: Web8REALbasic@The Monkeybread Software Realbasic plugin includes from
version 3.2pr17 on the popuplar pdf library in version 5.0 in it’s Pro part.
The PDF library from pdflib.com is a crossplatform way to create pdf files.
You can choose between the open source library and a commercial version of
the library which includes some pdf import functions.
The original PDFlib manual and their license files are included with the
Pro part of the plugin.
Of course there is also a plugin in the MBS Plugin collection to read and
write PDF files on Mac OS X using Coregraphics.
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