js and pdf proprietary extension, @big_D
And ODF has a macro language as well...
Yes it does, it is defaulted to not being active, moreover, a user is warned multiple times, and I was referring to not only this...
as does PDF (you can embed JavaScript in it)
I see that you confuse the standard of PDF 1.0--1.7 with some proprietary inclusions for Adobe Acobrat. No, JavaScript is not a part of generally accepted PDF ISO standard!
And Adobe has more than enought problems with security in PDF documents.
Yes, and Adobe reader sucks the most of all pdf viewers, I remember that when you recompile with pdf(La)TeX and the pdf output is still open, Adobe reader would crash. Evince, kpdf/ocular atril, xpdf or even ghost viewer and X Emacs embedded pdf viewer are much better ways to go, not this piece of lame bloat from Adobe! There are quite a few nice ones for Android as well. And did I mention a non-MSWindows GNU/Linux, Android or *BSD environment?
Please don't take me for a clueless Windows ad.. I mean user.
Your choice has nothing to do with safety.
My choice has nothing to do with your assumptions,I take it.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
