Jeremy, thanks for your answer. See comments further down.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote: > I wrote: > [...] > >What could the problem be, and how can I solve this? > > There seems to be an intermittent problem in Frame itself. > When we added the ability to make PDF to our runfm.exe tool, > we ran into this. We wound up having to set the property > explicitly from the FDK immediately before printing to the > PDF printer. After that, the trouble went away. Good to know I'm not the only one :-) In the meantime I did the following which seems to work in order to work around the problem: I printed each of the files in question manually to postscript. After this, the trouble went away. > You can use runfm to do this job, and you don't even need > to buy Mif2Go to do it. You do need to download and > install our demo version (at least the plugin parts): > http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm The runfm batch tool does look really interesting for what I need to do. In particular it would allow me to integrate it into our ant-based work flow. I'll have a look into it for the next project I'll be working on. -- cheers, Jakob.
