Rick is absolutely correct (he invariably is about these things) that you can use variables inside those postscript code text frames. I second his recommendation that you go that route. Makes updating far simpler. If you go that direction, though, just remember that importing variables from another document may get trickier. If the variable is defined in both docs, the value in the document you import from wins out. --mike
Subject: RE: Setting PDF Custom Properties from Structured FrameMaker Date: Fri, 4 Jun 2010 09:42:43 -0500 From: [email protected] To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Mike and Rick, thank you both for your responses. I just spoke with Rick to step through the process and successfully got this to work in my document. Rick mentioned that I may be able to use variables in the code. I will try that as well. You all are terrific! Happy Friday! Jasmine Graham Technical Writer, Research and Development Wireline Services Weatherford │ 481 Winscott Road │ Fort Worth │ TX │ 76126 Main: +1.817.249.7200 │ Direct: +1.817.249.7032 │ Fax: +1.817.249.7885 │ Mobile: +1.817.235.3620 [email protected] │ www.weatherford.com From: Michael Pearson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 3:43 PM To: Graham, Jasmine S; [email protected] Subject: RE: Setting PDF Custom Properties from Structured FrameMaker Hi Jasmine, You can do this with a "Postscript Code" text frame containing a pdfmark operator. A "Postscript Code" text frame is just a regular text frame that has the "Postscript Code" property set from the Object Properties dialog. When that checkbox is selected, any text in the frame is treated as if it were postscript code. Here is sample code that should get you started: /pdfmark where {pop} {userdict /pdfmark /cleartomark load put} ifelse [ /Custom_Acrobat_Property_Name (This is the value of the custom property.) /DOCINFO pdfmark HTH, --Mike > Subject: Setting PDF Custom Properties from Structured FrameMaker > Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2010 09:28:16 -0500 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Fellow Framers, > > > > My setup is TCS1 on Windows XP (Frame 8.0, structured, with Adobe 9.0 Pro > Extended). I need to set up custom properties in the PDF (Document Properties > > Custom Tab). I want to create these properties as attributes in the Frame > book file so that I can automatically write them to the PDF. > > > > I know how to set up Frame's File Info dialog, which writes to the PDF > Document Properties > Description tab, but I must also have additional > metadata on the Document Properties > Custom Tab. > > > > Anyone out there doing something like this today? Ideas on how I can get this > to work? All ideas and input are appreciated. 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