What format image and which version of FrameMaker?
If you're displaying EPS, you're not looking at the same image.
FrameMaker's showing a preview bitmap stored in the EPS file and PDF
is rendering the actual vectors.
On Fri, Sep 28, 2018 at 5:20 PM Doug wrote:
>
> I'm comparing how an image
I'm comparing how an image looks on the same monitor when displayed by
Frame and in PDF produced from Frame. In all cases the image looks better
when displayed in PDF. It doesn't matter what quality the image is; Frame
just seems to display images poorly in comparison.
Rather than "set your desktop resolution to the highest it can
support" I'd say set your display to its native resolution.
I don't believe LCD ClearType / font-smoothing settings have any
effect on what's captured.
To me, the most important tips are (1) selecting or cropping to show
only
All the recent image-related posts lead me to write up this:
[1]http://davidartman.com/design/best-practices-for-graphics-in-modern-
publishing-pipelines
HTH;
David
References
1.
http://davidartman.com/design/best-practices-for-graphics-in-modern-publishing-pipelines
Save as HTML was never good for much. With FrameMaker 6 through 11, if
you wanted professional-looking HTML output, you used WebWorks,
RoboHelp, or MIF2Go.
>From FrameMaker 12 on, you can use the built-in subset of RoboHelp
features ("multichannel publishing"), though WebWorks ePublisher has
some
Not always for better performance, sometimes just because FrameMaker
can't render the format on screen.
E.g. for EPS vector graphics FrameMaker uses the embedded preview bitmap.
On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 11:34 AM Jeff Coatsworth
wrote:
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> Depending on the image format, FM often sacrifices
Let me see if I'm doing this right!
The 'Save As HTML' is somewhat deprecated and clunky. It has some uses,
but it is not able to produce a slick output. Trying the options in the
Publish pod is a better bet.
On Fri, Sep 28, 2018 at 11:37 AM Doug wrote:
> Frame 2017. I had been trying Save
Frame 2017. I had been trying Save As > HTML, I'll try File > Publish
now. Thanks!
On Fri, Sep 28, 2018 at 11:33 AM, Yves Barbion
wrote:
> Hi Doug
>
> I've generated this webhelp from unstructured FrameMaker:
>
> www.flowtime.be/samples/enfocus_pitstop_webhelp/
> Multivolume/Output/wwhelp.htm
Hi Doug
I've generated this webhelp from unstructured FrameMaker:
www.flowtime.be/samples/enfocus_pitstop_webhelp/Multivolume/Output/wwhelp.htm
Generated with WebWorks ePublisher.
I don't know which version of FrameMaker you're using, but the latest
versions have their own built-in
I just got an email from Amitoj Singh at Adobe that they will be releasing
an update next week or the week after, and he's hoping it will contain a
fix for the issue.
On Thu, Sep 27, 2018 at 11:46 AM Jeff Coatsworth <
jeff.coatswo...@jonasclub.com> wrote:
> For the majority of cases, yes the
I've been making PDFs using Frame unstructured, but now I'm facing the
challenge of adding HTML output to my list of tasks. I'm familiar with
HTML, but making it from Frame is something I've not done before.
Can someone point me to online examples of user guides that have been
converted to HTML?
FYI, I'm unsure if this is actually a FrameMaker problem or a problem with
how Visio saves out to SVG or a problem with the Windows 10 OS.
Our workflow is:
1. Paste a JPG into Visio
2. Add some text
3. Save the result out to SVG
4. Import into FrameMaker
5. Save as PDF (or Print with Adobe PDF
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