Re: HELMETS!!!

Bill Zaumen wrote:
> Tom Sherman <sunsetss0003@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> 
> 
>>>>>>>>> http://www.thespincycle.com/files/2006LoriCommercial.pdf
> 
>> Adobe® Clip Notes® as I posted above?
> 
> Oh, just to show what a fool Tom Sherman is, I used a program I have
> that prints the HTTP response headers.  Here's what you get:
> 
> Status: 200 OK
> ...
> Content-Type: application/pdf
> ...
> Content-Length: 2090466
> 
> Note the Content-Type header - it claims the file is a PDF file. The
> extension ".pdf" is the extension normally used by a PDF file. So,
> do you think it is surprising that my browser would try to open it
> as a PDF file?
> 
> Nothing about some special "Adobe® Clip Notes®" format was given.
> 
Yo Zaumen,

My browser also opens the link as a PDF.

When I go to the link, it says "Adobe® Clip Notes®" right above the 
black box displayed on the page.

Furthermore, the dialog box that appears says, "This PDF uses Adobe Clip 
Notes technology to allow you to review a movie and to add comments...."

Then player controls and a box to allow review comments appears below 
the "black box" that allows one to play the video clip.

To bad computer expert Zaumen can not get his computer to work with the 
web page, so he would not look like a fool for calling me a fool, since 
everyone else who opens the page can clearly see the evidence of Adobe® 
Clip Notes® being used on the page.

So who is the fool here?

Better luck next time. ;)

-- 
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful