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> Eeek, I didn't know that linux stuff wouldn't work, thanks. The thing 
> I use it for most often is acroread, what do people use to view pdfs 
> in 64-bit land? I just tried epdfview, and it was about 50% successful.

Gv works on 64 bits just fine.
Some pdf files are, must to say,
problematic. Newest ones, I think.
The version I have is 3.6.1. Some
fresher should be better.

                    Zoran