Re: running exec() on client
| From: | Jochem Maas | Date: | Tue, 16 Jan 2007 16:31:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: running exec() on client | ||
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George Pitcher wrote:
>
>> I'm guessing a bit but it sounds like inserting a stack of RAM will make
>> the problem go away for the foreseable future.
>>
> I will ask.
>
...
>>
> I do a lot of PDF building and that was my first suggestion, before we
> looked at Word. My colleague rejected this on the grounds that publishers
> wouldn't know what to do with them!
>
> I think she is wrong.
you know she is - PDF is designed and aimed specifically for/at publishers!??!
some of my client (who have nothing to do with IT in general) are capable of
generating PDFs all on their own and add a few lines into their email
signature explain how to deal with PDF (and where to download the reader).
oh well you can't fight a brick wall thought can you :-/
But I yielded on this point. You know what female
> colleagues are like?
the *kind* of colleague you describe come in both male and female flavour -
I find neither very tasty.
> (To any females on this list - you are all wonderful
> people.)
>
>>>>> One option I am considering is installing PHP on her PC and
>>>> doing the letter
>>>>> generation locally, but don't know how I'm going to trigger it
>>>> esp as our IT
>>>>> person has said I can't install Apache.
>>>> what he allows and what you can actually do are 2 different thing. ;-)
>>>>
>>> Alas, my colleague often needs IT help, and the tecchie is 6 feet away
>>> (literally), whereas I am 380 miles away, so any underhand
>> activity by me is
>>> bound to be noticed.
>>>
> Cheers
>
> George
>