- Joined
- Dec 12, 2023
- Messages
- 111
"Printed" in a single fileBy any chance, does anyone have A formula for retirement PDF?
"Printed" in a single fileBy any chance, does anyone have A formula for retirement PDF?
Thanks!!"Printed" in a single file
This is really so good.TA 490 - 520
That's a bit complicated. Ariel Redux was originally published as standalone swf files. It's still possible to play those if you find a copy of the old standalone Adobe Flash player (buggy, unsupported and vulnerable to malicious exploits). Or you might try Ruffle, a free software project that aims to emulate it in a more-or-less safe way. https://ruffle.rs/PDF Ariel Redux with swf animations, extract or run failed because adobe flash player stopped working. Maybe someone know how
Yes I think I can use SFW and converter and play it without problem, I just cant find standalone swf files, only in PDF.That's a bit complicated. Ariel Redux was originally published as standalone swf files. It's still possible to play those if you find a copy of the old standalone Adobe Flash player (buggy, unsupported and vulnerable to malicious exploits). Or you might try Ruffle, a free software project that aims to emulate it in a more-or-less safe way. https://ruffle.rs/
However, SWF embedded in a PDF is a different problem. I'm pretty sure that the player was also integrated into older versions of Adobe Acrobat Player, and current versions are likely to simply ignore the embedded media.
It just might be that there is some other PDF player that will work with an external Flash emulator such as Ruffle. Maybe installing the Ruffle plugin will make it work if you use the integrated PDF reader in a browser, for instance. I didn't test it, I have no idea if it will work.
I agree - its been interesting so far how easily Kim has accepted the female role and now is trying to make Rex JealousThe Arrangement continues. My favorite cblack comic now.
View attachment 849782View attachment 849783View attachment 849784View attachment 849785View attachment 849786View attachment 849787View attachment 849788View attachment 849789View attachment 849790View attachment 849791View attachment 849792View attachment 849793View attachment 849794View attachment 849795View attachment 849796View attachment 849797View attachment 849798View attachment 849799View attachment 849800View attachment 849801View attachment 849802View attachment 849803View attachment 849804View attachment 849805View attachment 849806View attachment 849807View attachment 849808View attachment 849809View attachment 849810View attachment 849811View attachment 849812View attachment 849813View attachment 849814View attachment 849815
Thnx..
I would say that there are similarities, yes, and a very similar gimmick, but they are different stories. "A Tangled Web" is more concerned with corporate politics shenanigans, while "Formula for Retirement" focuses more on interpersonal relationship issues. Also, "ATW" is one of those stories in which nobody is lily-white, everybody does nasty stuff at some point, while "FfR" is pretty much the opposite, even characters who we think are evil at the beginning get a measure of redemption at the end.a tangled web and A formula for retirement. they are very similar, if not identical, but which of the two is better???