A PDF? What is this?
It's an excellent format for sharing documents, because, unlike, for example, HTML, it preserves formatting exactly and it can be self contained: you can embed all the fonts for a document within the PDF. It has some disadvantages compared with HTML: it doesn't reflow and is slower to search through, for example. But when you need or want a document's formatting to be preserved in detail, PDF and Postscript are the only open specifications you can turn to, aside from just using images.
I appreciate the text-based version that was posted in this thread, thank you!
The comparison to Excel is absurd; PDF is an open format and has been for more than five years.
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