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Dulwich Hill Newsletter - April 2025

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Sue

Sue

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8 hours ago, malumbu said:

Save a version as a PDF so everyone can read.  It is simple.  

Agree. Downloaded the file and can't open it.

And unfortunately not sufficiently interested to persevere.

I presume it needs something installed on my mobile to read pub files.

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Otto2

Otto2

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Even with Acrobat pro - it does not open even though it is an acrobat doc.

 

Error:

"Adobe Acrobat could not open 'April 2025 Dulwich Hill Newsletter.pub' because it is either not a supported file type or because the file has been damaged (for example, it was sent as an email attachment and wasn't correctly decoded).

To create an Adobe PDF document, go to the source application. Then choose Save as Adobe PDF from the PDF dropdown in the Print dialog."

 

Penguin68

Penguin68

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It's a Microsoft . pub file, and it does open OK, but that's a discontinued program which used to be part of the full Office suite. I've got an old machine with old software and it's still on that. 

This is a .pdf version (I hope)April 2025 Dulwich Hill Newsletter.pdf

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