Alas, there is no such thing as a double-spacing control for PDF. PDF is a final form document format. The relationship between your FrameMaker document and the resultant PostScript and PDF files is that of matching the format 1:1 as much as possible. Your only way to "double space" is to change templates or more likely, paragraph styles.
- Dov > -----Original Message----- > From: Bob Williams > Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 8:33 AM > > Hi All, > > This may be one of those 'Well, if I KNEW which menu and > function this was - I'd have already done it myself' questions, but... > > Wondering HOW to simply double-space my PDF output doc (from > a structured Frame book) - so that our writers can more > easily make mark ups on the hardcopy. They write - we > production wonks put their stuff into the frame books. (We > like it this way - less chances for them to screw up the frame > files.) > > - NOTE: As our structured Frame books are driven by fairly > complex templates (customer provided and managed), I'd rather > find a way to simply double-space the PDF from Acrobat or > Distiller(?) rather than trying to monkey around in the > template (ugh). Or, is there a way in Frame that before I > generate my .PS files to Distiller, that I can selectively > invoke a double-spacing of the output? > > Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this - (bowing lowly and > respectfully) oh great oracles of framemaker / acrobat / > distiller knowledge bits. > > Regards all, > > Bob Williams