Hi, Susan:
It's possible that your PDFs are set to open in either
* Default viewing mode, and the default view setting for your Reader or
Acrobat is set to Continuous, which allows scrolling across partial pages
* Continuous viewing mode
Setting the viewing mode for your PDFs to single page viewing mode, or
side-by-side page viewing mode, would probably stop the effect you're
seeing. I don't believe you can set this in FrameMaker, but with Acrobat
Professional 6 or later, you can use batch processing to create a
process to set the opening view properties for a whole directory-full of
PDFs. Check your Acrobat Help for Batch.
HTH
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Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
I'm not sure if this is caused by FM, or Acrobat, but I know we have
plenty of experts with both programs on this list, so I hope you can help
me out here.
When I create a pdf (FM7, Acrobat 7 Pro), the bookmarks come through just
fine, but when I click on a bookmark in Acrobat, the display doesn't align
properly. So if my link is to something on page 4, Acrobat might pop me
to halfway between pages 4 and 5. If I click on the bookmark for the
front cover, I'm shown the bottom of the front cover, and about a third of
the following page. This happens with every bookmark.
I've created files using different print drivers (Scitex and Docutech),
then distilling, and tried printed directly to pdf, but get the same
results every time. And the weird display problem occurs on any other PC
viewing my file.
Has anyone else seen this? Got any suggestions?
Please copy any responses to me directly, since I'm on digest.
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