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truth_seeker
MemberMay 15, 2013 at 11:44 pm in reply to: Looking for the court case: Austin Nat. Bank of Austin v. Sheppard 71 SW.2d 242 (1934)Thank you for your reference to online law services and thank you for posting the actual court case that I was looking for.
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Admin wrote on Oct 2 2009, 01:38 PM:Dear truth_seeker,
Thank you for pointing out that the page in question was out of date. We updated it to reflect that Acrobat 7.0 or later is required. The latest version of Adobe Acrobat is 9.1, so the last three versions still work and this covers the last five years of updates of the application.
If your machine is more than five years old, then you need to upgrade, because too many features would be inoperative in the PDF that we currently employ if we downgraded the 7.0 format we currently use to Acrobat 5.0 in order to be compatible with older systems. Therefore, please upgrade using the free application available at:
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Based on the demographics and computer capabilities of those who visit this website, you are part of a very small minority of users less than 2% in size who are running on such old hardware/software. We can't and won't allow such a small minority of users to establish archaic file formats long out of use as the lowest common denominator for this site, and it is far too labor intensive to produce multiple versions of such a very large book and PDF for users with older computers and software, given such a small audience.
Sorry.
Thank you for your answer. Here is a fix for all those readers out there like myself who have old equipment that does not support the current software to read the PDF files on this website.
I found Foxit Reader 2.0 on http://www.tucows.com. The price is free! Foxit Reader 2.0 supports Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/2003, I could open and read the current GreatIRSHoax PDF file with this software.