We would like to announce txt2pdf 10.0 version.
http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
txt2pdf is shareware; it is a very flexible and powerful Perl5 script
that converts text files to PDF format files, so you can use it in
every operating systems supported by Perl5, including Linux in every
its distribution on every processor (e.g. zaurus, os/390, os/400).
Here nice examples made using txt2pdf PRO
http://www.sanface.com/pdf/Purchase_Order.pdf
http://www.sanface.com/pdf/oldinvoice.pdf
http://www.sanface.com/pdf/hfmus.pdf
http://www.sanface.com/pdf/heraldbill.pdf
If you prefer we also distribute executables for Windows, Linux,
Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, and Mac OS X. Inside the Windows version you can
find a VB GUI: Visual txt2pdf.

What's new in this version
We starts utf8 support. At the moment it's possible to encode utf8
into iso8859-1.
License fee is now based on the number of physical core


Test txt2pdf 10.0!
You can find it at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html

Responding to mail:

> We would like to announce txt2pdf 10.0 version.
> http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
> txt2pdf is shareware; it is a very flexible and powerful Perl5 script
> that converts text files to PDF format files, so you can use it in every
> operating systems supported by Perl5, including Linux in every its
> distribution on every processor (e.g. zaurus, os/390, os/400). Here nice
> examples made using txt2pdf PRO
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/Purchase_Order.pdf
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/oldinvoice.pdf
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/hfmus.pdf
> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/heraldbill.pdf If you prefer we also
> distribute executables for Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, and Mac
> OS X. Inside the Windows version you can find a VB GUI: Visual txt2pdf.
>
> What's new in this version
> We starts utf8 support. At the moment it's possible to encode utf8 into
> iso8859-1.
> License fee is now based on the number of physical core
>
>
> Test txt2pdf 10.0!
> You can find it at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html



Oh dear!

Can't be that smart trying to spam "shareware" on one of the leading
English speaking open source newsgroups on the planet, so whats the
chances this "project" is a hamfisted blundering GNU breach?

Place yer bets folks.

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Mike Jones <Not@Arizona.Bay> writes:

>Responding to mail:

>> We would like to announce txt2pdf 10.0 version.
>> http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
>> txt2pdf is shareware; it is a very flexible and powerful Perl5 script
>> that converts text files to PDF format files, so you can use it in every
>> operating systems supported by Perl5, including Linux in every its
>> distribution on every processor (e.g. zaurus, os/390, os/400). Here nice
>> examples made using txt2pdf PRO
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/Purchase_Order.pdf
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/oldinvoice.pdf
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/hfmus.pdf
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/heraldbill.pdf If you prefer we also
>> distribute executables for Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, and Mac
>> OS X. Inside the Windows version you can find a VB GUI: Visual txt2pdf.
>>
>> What's new in this version
>> We starts utf8 support. At the moment it's possible to encode utf8 into
>> iso8859-1.
>> License fee is now based on the number of physical core
>>
>>
>> Test txt2pdf 10.0!
>> You can find it at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html



>Oh dear!

>Can't be that smart trying to spam "shareware" on one of the leading
>English speaking open source newsgroups on the planet, so whats the
>chances this "project" is a hamfisted blundering GNU breach?

??? Which newsgroup? I got this on alt.os.linux, which is not an
"opensource" newsgroup, it is a linux newsgroup. While Linux does
included lots of opensource stuff, it has never limited itself to purely
opensource stuff, and does not demand that users only use opensource
stuff (even if some users might like it to).
Now this project may breach the licenses of what it uses, I have never
studied it. But a bit of evidence would probably be worthwhile to give
before making such accusations even if the accusations are lefthanded
innuendo.

On Monday 26 October 2009 17:35 in alt.os.linux, somebody identifying as
Mike Jones wrote...

> Responding to mail:
>
>> We would like to announce txt2pdf 10.0 version.
>> http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
>> txt2pdf is shareware; it is a very flexible and powerful Perl5 script
>> that converts text files to PDF format files, so you can use it in
>> every operating systems supported by Perl5, including Linux in every
>> its distribution on every processor (e.g. zaurus, os/390, os/400).
>> Here nice examples made using txt2pdf PRO
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/Purchase_Order.pdf
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/oldinvoice.pdf
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/hfmus.pdf
>> http://www.sanface.com/pdf/heraldbill.pdf If you prefer we also
>> distribute executables for Windows, Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX, and
>> Mac OS X. Inside the Windows version you can find a VB GUI: Visual
>> txt2pdf.
>>
>> What's new in this version
>> We starts utf8 support. At the moment it's possible to encode utf8
>> into iso8859-1.
>> License fee is now based on the number of physical core
>>
>>
>> Test txt2pdf 10.0!
>> You can find it at http://www.sanface.com/txt2pdf.html
>
>
> Oh dear!
>
> Can't be that smart trying to spam "shareware" on one of the leading
> English speaking open source newsgroups on the planet, so whats the
> chances this "project" is a hamfisted blundering GNU breach?
>
> Place yer bets folks.

Well, if you look at the User Agent...: "G2"... Says it all... :p

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