Hi Arnis
Fortunately, properly prepared EPS is not that bad at all. As you very well
know I'm pretty happy with PostScript :-)
Anyway, in graphics production of year 2013 it's no less than *very* easy - by
accident or lack of knowledge - to mix an unsuitable PDF into a FM-workflow,
e.g. a perf
Hi Arnis,
Is it really true that FM makes an internal PDF-> EPS conversion?
If "true" that?s very interesting. As to my knowledge Adobe unceasingly
discourage the use of EPS when PDF is available because the PostScript
imaging model can't render a quite substantial amount of PDF objects
correctly
Over the years I've had quite a few conversations with Gabor Jahn, Allan
Shearer, Abe Hendin and Paul McGee, to which Jay Maechtlen's FAQ link refer
in many of the FAQ answers. These folks have done a great job and I can
still see their wisdom engulfed in passionate Ventura flames. Consult the
Vent
What?s wrong with the native Ghostscript batch utilities. GS have output
devices for what you want, and likely also a .cmd or .bat file as well.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
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Graf
Steve wrote:
< The sooner Apple buys the company, the better. >
Hmmm ...
Why? What is Apple *exactly* doing better than Adobe? Can Apple add value to
FrameMaker?
I doubt so *very* much. Personally I don't find any acquisition -- either
way -- likely in *any* future.
Best regards / Med venlig hi
Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
--
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Mobile: +45 2021 1958
Phone: +45 4848 0096
Email: j...@grafikhuset.dk
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
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F
Scott,
This is likely a PDF /CropBox "understanding" issue, which mean that
everything might be OK afterall. Unfortunately, the term "CropBox" might
bring confusion although the concept is clear.
/CropBox defines the *visible* page size in a viewer. CropBox has
effectively NOTHING to do with "tri
Scott,
This is likely a PDF /CropBox "understanding" issue, which mean that
everything might be OK afterall. Unfortunately, the term "CropBox" might
bring confusion although the concept is clear.
/CropBox defines the *visible* page size in a viewer. CropBox has
effectively NOTHING to do with "tri
Dov said:
< The only workaround is to use Distiller settings to convert the RGB to
CMYK, a somewhat risky proposition ... >
Not true, and Dov knows that. What Dov mean is that the only ADOBE
workaround for *prepress* PDF's is to ...
There are quite a few "repair" options out there in the wild cyp
Dov said:
< The only workaround is to use Distiller settings to convert the RGB to
CMYK, a somewhat risky proposition ... >
Not true, and Dov knows that. What Dov mean is that the only ADOBE
workaround for *prepress* PDF's is to ...
There are quite a few "repair" options out there in the wild cyp
Create a PDF and then use Quite Imposing.
/Jacob
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Fra: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] P? vegne af Whites
Sendt: 20. juli 2010 06:09
Til: Frame Users
Emne: Plug for Imposition
Howdy Framers -
Anyone know of
Create a PDF and then use Quite Imposing.
/Jacob
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Fra: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] På vegne af Whites
Sendt: 20. juli 2010 06:09
Til: Frame Users
Emne: Plug for Imposition
Howdy Framers -
Anyone know of a plug
Migrating to InDesign is a *** H U G E *** task and may not be able to
provide enough functionality. InDesign is fantastic in many aspects, but
Framemaker definitely has its advantages and is -- for some tasks -- far
superior to InDesign.
/Jacob
Migrating to InDesign is a *** H U G E *** task and may not be able to
provide enough functionality. InDesign is fantastic in many aspects, but
Framemaker definitely has its advantages and is -- for some tasks -- far
superior to InDesign.
/Jacob
___
Scott,
I'm quite experienced with this issue and may be able to assist with setting
up a Windows solution that runs smoothly and for most parts compensate for
the poor TIFF implementation FrameMaker users have to deal with.
The solution will be built around our Publi PDF software and is definitel
nd is definitely
not free. See
http://grafikhuset.net/PubliPDF/tech_components_optimizer_plugin.html for an
introduction. Especially the "OptimizerRGBImageConversion" variable may be
of interest.
Please contact me off-list if you need assistance.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch
Adobe InDesign can place SWF documents, i.e. compiled Flash movies, and
fully respect what happens inside the clipping region that contain the SWF
file. A very good helper is the free "PlaySWF" plug-in (search Google to
find it), which makes it easy to *place* SWF documents into .INDD documents
(I'
m afraid you need to create both the LHS and RHS parts directly in Flash,
unfortunately.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
--
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45
Hmmm ...
For some reason the link I provided was broken. Try this instead:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd162843(VS.85).aspx
which essentially is the same. If that doesn't work for you please try Google
and paste the following line in the input box:
"Printer Escape Functions" MSDN
Scott wrote:
< However, why didn't Microsoft make it easy on everyone in the first
place, since on inception of their OS printing was the major output? >
It's not my business to defend or accuse Microsoft or Adobe in any way. My
business is to speak out loud that CMYK and SPOT color support i
Hmmm ...
For some reason the link I provided was broken. Try this instead:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd162843(VS.85).aspx
which essentially is the same. If that doesn't work for you please try Google
and paste the following line in the input box:
"Printer Escape Functions" MSDN
still find it highly unacceptable that FrameMaker didn't implement
support for composite outputting CMYK bitmaps many, many years ago -- Windows
GDI or not. The technology to implement it is already largely available in the
FrameMaker source code !!!
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schä
Yves Barbion wrote:
< I don't want to select the "Convert CMYK Colors to RGB" option. In fact, I
never want to "convert" colors ... >
I agree. However, remapping with what-ever tool is also lossy, but NOT as lossy
as the Windows FrameMaker generated CMYK -> RGB conversion (which generates
highly
Unfortunately the "Save As PDF" function in FM9 has some problems with the
font handling engine. Sometimes this function substitutes fonts that
actually are available on the system, and sometimes other weird things
happen.
Also unfortunately, this is the only way to preserve CMYK colours in placed
e the required changes in
FrameMaker, and Windows GDI is not to blame anymore.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
--
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: j...@gr
is hopelessly slow).
Btw, the "Save As PDF" function implements PostScript more or less as of the
FrameMaker Unix version, but printing to PDF uses Windows GDI for the same.
So, there IS a huge difference between the two "to PDF" routes (this is new
in FM9).
Best regards / Me
We have several customers that jumped from 7.2 to 9.03 with very little
difficulty. 9.0 was a disaster, but if you patch up to 9.01, then 9.02 and
then 9.03 *before* loading old documents I don't think you will meet much
trouble (our customers work with *Structured* FrameMaker and don't use the
GUI
27;s
the plain and simple choice you have - if you have a realistic view on this
matter!
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
--
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
E
Fred wrote:
< Reducing the resolution to 600 dpi did the trick. Thank you to everyone
who responded. >
Though this resolves some issues with memory management here and there this
approach unfortunately also introduces problems, one of which is bad
character spacing.
Reducing from 1200 dpi to 600
The best way to create custom page sizes is to use Windows Forms.
Select Control Panel -> Printers & Faxes -> File Menu -> Server Properties
-> Forms Tab.
Give the form a name and a Width/height. REMEMBER that Width is ALWAYS the
shortest edge -- unless you want trouble. If Width actually is larg
dpi to 600 dpi may not cause serious havoc, but if you
reduce resolution any further you'll have very visible artifacts at smaller
font sizes (at least in some cases).
Hence, if you possibly can avoid reducing output resolution you definitely
should.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jac
idth actually is larger than
Height, then use Landscape mode instead.
By doing so you get rid of using the Custom PostScript Size page property in
the print menu; also the new form will be added to ALL printers on your
system that support custom paper sizes.
Cheers.
Best regards / Med venlig hilse
Framemaker has an issue with its communication with some printer port types
when, - and only when, and only in certain configurations - the Print to
File switch is checked. One symptom is that Framemaker seem to "hang", which
it actually doesn't - it waits for a response from the printer port.
Cha
Checking the "Print to File" switch is not a good idea when you want to
create PostScript files.
Instead, try to connect the printer instance to the FILE: port, restart
Framemaker and then print again.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer? |? Chief Developer
---
) Jacob
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Fra: Scott White [mailto:swh...@alamark.com]
Sendt: 1. oktober 2009 22:27
Til: Jacob Schäffer
Emne: Re: Frame Postscript Output Problem
Jacob
Not sure what that means? I thought the only way on a pc was to select the
adobe pdf and then select the print to fil
Checking the "Print to File" switch is not a good idea when you want to
create PostScript files.
Instead, try to connect the printer instance to the FILE: port, restart
Framemaker and then print again.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief
Alan Litchfield wrote:
< Because almost everyone *does not* have broadband internet connection. The
Outside Northern Europe, North America, and parts of Asia is very different.
>
Perhaps I pulled the trigger too fast here. You are right, of course:
everyone in this world *does not* have broadband
I have never understood why software vendors release free patches that are
NOT cumulative in proportion to the licensed base version.
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts, it seem a little narrow-sighted to release
"small" execut
I have never understood why software vendors release free patches that are
NOT cumulative in proportion to the licensed base version.
Today, where almost everyone has broadband Internet connections and is able
to download huge data amounts, it seem a little narrow-sighted to release
"small" execut
least cumulative Service Packs, so those of us (not me, but you outside
Northern Europe and North America) that actually still use narrow internet
connections have a chance to get off lightly though a re-install process
WITHOUT downloading each patch separately?
Best regards / M
registered licensees without
regard to limitations in the Adobe Updater.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
--
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email:
registered licensees without
regard to limitations in the Adobe Updater.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
--
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email:
Thanks, Dov !!!
Actually, neither "Helvetica" as most people know it nor "Arial" nor the
"Swiss XXX" variants offer the original Helvetica type face.
The original Helvetica was developed in 1957 with the aim to create a
neutral, "grotesk" typeface that had great clarity, no intrinsic meaning in
i
it's worth
every cent in display previews and print, I believe. And it offers a LOT of
more faces than the standard four, 51 to be precise.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsing
If Windows Explorer try to re-connect to an unavailable share or other
ressource on the network it sometimes goes completely banana and try to
re-stablish the connection upon many file operations and window re-paints.
This is also true for the some of the FileSystem objects used by the latest
gener
generation development tools such as Visual Studio and the .NET platform.
In this situation both installation processes in general and simple file
operations can take forever because of long timeout-values related to failed
credential-lookup :-)
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer
Ulrike,
This is basically a Windows GDI (and GDI+) thing.
However, when Framemaker sets up the so-called "device context" during
PostScript -> PDF creation it is actually possible to set a "drawing flag"
that prevent drawing the white rectangle before drawing the image itself.
It seem that Frame
ns (as Framemaker does)
can set a flag that avoid it. Framemaker does not seem to attempt to avoid
drawing a filled rectangle behind images even though it should (under
certain circumstances).
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Graf
FM9 will undoubtedly do a generally more prepress-friendly job during "Save
as PDF" operations.
My tests so far documents huge improvements, but there are still unresolved
issues. I'll drop a post when I've finished testing.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Howard,
It's possible to do what you want to do with our Publi PDF software.
Although it's a quite expensive tool you may want to give it a try. There is
a free 30-day live trial available including full e-mail support (which you
*do* need to set-up Publi PDF for this task). See:
http://www.grafik
FM9 will undoubtedly do a generally more prepress-friendly job during "Save
as PDF" operations.
My tests so far documents huge improvements, but there are still unresolved
issues. I'll drop a post when I've finished testing.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer
i PDF you *will* need support, but that's what I'm
here for :-)
Contact me off-list if you want to give Publi PDF a try.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-320
Thanks for the brush-up, Alan.
I stand corrected :-)
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis All? 22, Raml?se
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: js at grafikhuset.dk
Web: www.
Although the TIFF format supports multiple pages there aren't many
applications out there supporting the multi-page flavor. Adobe Photoshop
doesn't, I believe (I haven't tested with CS3 or newer) -- even though the
TIFF spec is published by Adobe. The likely reason is that multiple-page
TIFF has a
This is definitely NOT a Visio issue with Framemaker, but a general MS OLE
implementation issue.
OLE has always been dangerous in many aspects even though it may seem to
work OK at first sight on the local machine.
Apart from effectively preventing document portability, OLE object linking
are lik
Thanks for the brush-up, Alan.
I stand corrected :-)
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: j...@grafikhuset.dk
Web
nvironment.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: j...@grafikhuset.dk
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
__
linking and embedding is a complete disaster for production
workflows where reliability is a must-have. And Framemaker is not the one to
blame :-)
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22
See http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html
for an explanation.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Paradis All? 22, Raml?se
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: js at grafikhuset.dk
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
>
See http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html
for an explanation.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
Donna,
I forgot to mention: Your problem is that your PMS032 color is converted to RGB
at PDF creation time. If your Distiller Joboptions is set to "Convert to CMYK"
the RGB colors that Framemaker output will likely be converted to some
"managed" CMYK composition, i.e. a re-calculated compositi
Donna,
Since I'm the author of a commercial software package "Grafikhuset Publi PDF"
I've been reluctant to answer this question. So, please judge my answer since
some may say it's biased.
Anyway, you'll definitely need Publi PDF. You should study the following links:
http://www.grafikhuset.ne
uite steep at first sight, unfortunately), but I'll do my very best to
navigate you around.
There are quite a few Publi PDF users in the Framers community. Speak up, if
you have something too add.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
D
udy the following links:
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/tech_components_optimizer_plugin.html
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/download.htm
Test it. It works and CAN solve your problem.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jaco
I'm running XP SP3 and have no problems with referenced graphic objects.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Paradis All? 22, Raml?se
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: js at grafikhuset.dk
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
I'm running XP SP3 and have no problems with referenced graphic objects.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Oprindelig me
Paul,
With Acrobat 5 one solution would be to use our Publi PDF Optimizer with
Distiller 5. You can download it from
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/download.htm. The trial version works as a
100% production ready copy for 30 days and should resolve your problem with its
default installati
/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html
Feel free to contact me off-list if you need further assistance.
If you have Acrobat 7 or later you might be able to setup a workflow that makes
the converion for you directly.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22
Hedley,
CMYK in Frame basically involves two quite different problems:
(1) Imported bitmapped objects doesn't maintain fidelity downstream
(2) CMYK colors for vector-based art defined *inside* Frame gets totally
wrecked downstream.
As of (1):
Your point about storing RGB image data is *extrem
ta is *extremely* good as long as you mean
Color Managed RGB data *including* ICC profiles.
If so, you can't use EPS reliably at all and *must* use PDF as storage format
for such objects.
As of (2):
No comments at this time.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Pa
Hi Scott,
When you work with images in Framemaker on Windows and import image formats
that resemble RAW image CMYK data (such as CMYK TIFF or CMYK JPEG) you *will*
experience a loss in color fidelity because Framemaker on Windows can't use
bitmapped CMYK data directly. However, FM can *read* th
relevant, additional info, please see
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
W
Dov said:
I believe that anyone old enough (like me) to own a license to Distiller 3
actually have the Base 13 font files in Type 1 format handy (4 x Times, 4 x
Helvetica, 4 x Courier and Symbol).
I'm unsure about licensing, though, especially if you upgraded from Acrobat 3.
In case of *upgr
se of *upgrade* the newer license agreement may supersede the older
version license, and since the base 13 fonts was removed from 4 (or 5, I'm
unsure which version, actually) your current license agreement may not cover
use of the old version fonts.
Dov, what is correct here ???
Best reg
The old Ventura versions (up to 4.2) had language or region specific
import/export filters for referenced files, especially .TXT files. Upgrading
may fail if the filter code mentioned in the original CHP file is unknown to
the newer version of Ventura or the Framemaker import filter.
I'd be sur
The old Ventura versions (up to 4.2) had language or region specific
import/export filters for referenced files, especially .TXT files. Upgrading
may fail if the filter code mentioned in the original CHP file is unknown to
the newer version of Ventura or the Framemaker import filter.
I'd be sur
Hello Lutz,
If you have one of the latest Corel Ventura versions, preferably 10.0, then you
can write a script using CorelSCRIPT to export all content to MIF. This is not
a trivial task, but it can be done.
CorelSCRIPT is a rather complete scripting language that resemble the BASIC
language. I
EÁK JAHN Gábor Ventura" to find him.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Mathieu,
Our Publi PDF software is tailored especially to solve this specific problem.
Please see:
http://www.grafikhuset.net/PubliPDF/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html and
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/ for details.
Best regards
Jacob Sch?ffer
Grafikhuset
Paradis All? 22
Raml?s
Hi Mathieu,
Our Publi PDF software is tailored especially to solve this specific problem.
Please see:
http://www.grafikhuset.net/PubliPDF/whitepaper_difficult_pdf_documents.html and
http://www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf/ for details.
Best regards
Jacob Schäffer
Grafikhuset
Paradis Allé 22
Creating previews with Ghostscript (which internally seem to use the EPSWrite
device) will -- if I'm not mistaken -- convert a lot of graphic elements and
text to bitmaps, and all colors will turn into plain RGB. Hence, the resulting
EPS document may not be device independent anymore.
I haven't
Framers,
PSAlter from Quite can also add preview to most documents with PostScript level
1 and 2 content. I'm unaware whether or not you can define custom resolution of
the generated preview, though.
Anyway, be aware about a possible limitation with importing PDF documents into
Windows FrameMa
view header. I'm not sure that is possible with
Ghostscript or GSView.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Opri
present with release 8
versions, but I certainly suspect it is. I have neither seen any official
statement from a Adobe representative that confirm the inappropriateness nor
its fix.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200
Hello Verner,
I'm not sure there is a Plug-in for Framemaker that does it, but Quite Imposing
(Plus) is a simple-to-use tool that creates booklets with PDF documents, see
http://www.quite.com/imposing/index.htm.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Paradis All? 22
Hello Verner,
I'm not sure there is a Plug-in for Framemaker that does it, but Quite Imposing
(Plus) is a simple-to-use tool that creates booklets with PDF documents, see
http://www.quite.com/imposing/index.htm.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis
The simple answer is: Have an Admin do this for you.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Paradis All? 22, Raml?se
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: js at grafikhuset.dk
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra: framers-
The simple answer is: Have an Admin do this for you.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra:
Perhaps I missed something important in regard to the PDF-format, so I have to
make my point clear.
PDF is itself a VERY accurate format. A PDF document is NOT itself scaled to
ANY extend. So, why this request at all. I simply don't understand it, UNLESS
you ASSUME the PDF is output via a print
I'd like to hear why you want that.
The PDF format itself is quite scalable and putting some unscaleable elements
into it seem a bit offset from the understandable.
Please explain your purpose.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Sch?ffer | Chief Developer
Paradis All? 22, Raml?se
DK-3200
gards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net
> -Oprindelig meddelelse-
> Fra: Art Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sendt: 27. marts 20
I'd like to hear why you want that.
The PDF format itself is quite scalable and putting some unscaleable elements
into it seem a bit offset from the understandable.
Please explain your purpose.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK
You wrote:
< When I delete a page I get this message "There was a problem reading this
document (16)". Any advice? >
What tool do you use for deleting PDF pages?
Some older Adobe Acrobat versions actually had a problem with printing
and/or saving edited PDF content when certai
PDF content when certain rare conditions happened
regarding fonts.
Best regards
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Web: www.grafikhuset.net/PubliPDF
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Framers,
I have now studied the material forwarded by Richard, and the PDF he imports
into his FrameMaker document is a perfectly well behaved PDF with correctly
defined spot colors and duotone images.
On Page 14 in "Adobe? FrameMaker? 7.2 User Guide Supplement for Windows? and
UNIX?" it's sta
the queue you should switch off the automatic color map creation, since
its OFF state assure that the analysis phase is skipped and conversion is run
directly without prompting).
Hope this helps.
Best regards / Med venlig hilsen
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200
Hi Richard,
I'd like to see:
(1) the PDF you try to deal with in FrameMaker
(2) a simple FrameMaker document that imports the PDF
(3) The physical output PDF document you have
(4) a precise description of what you expect to have as output
Please send it off-list to me as a ZIP archive.
I'll
I'll then study what goes on and report it here.
All the best
Jacob
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Framers,
Unfortunately I mentioned in the second paragraph the additive and subtractive
color models backwards.
RGB is the *additive* model, based on the addition of luminous colors. CMYK is
a subtractive model, based on the absorption (subtraction) of complementary
colors from (nominally) whi
) white light by pigments or inks.
Thanks to Fred Ridder pointing out my typo.
Best regards
Jacob Schäffer | Chief Developer
Grafikhuset (House of Graphics)
Paradis Allé 22, Ramløse
DK-3200 Helsinge, Denmark
Phone: +45 4439 4400
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web: www.grafikhuset.net/publipdf
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