RE: Figure number updating

At 16:39 +0200 19/6/06, Patricia Carmel wrote: There was a disconnect between my first page, where the first figure appeared and the next page, where the second figure appeared, which is why the second figure thought it was the first one. The question was why: Autoconnect was selected and the

Re: Speeding up FM 7.2 Startup

At 15:20 +0100 21/6/06, Phil Heron wrote: For your information, I removed the following fonts: - Japanese (Heisei* and Koz*) - Chinese and Korean (AdobeMingStd, AdobeMyungjoStd-Medium and AdobeSongStd-Light) - Symbol (AdobePiStd and SymbolStd) Phil - I seem to remember reading somewhere that

RE: Speeding up FM 7.2 Startup

I do use the Symbol font but it's the Microsoft TrueType one shipped with Windows. Consulting my archive, I see that Dov Isaacs sent a message to the list on 25/10/04 stating: (3) Yes. Some peculiar interaction between the PostScript driver and Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 requires that

RE: Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Under the Document menu there is an option Enable for Commenting and Analysis in Acrobat Reader. You need to set this option and then save you PDF. A note of caution, once you have set this option you can't make any further changes to the PDF, such as Document Properties options (the same is true

Re: Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Quick question- does anyone out there know if Acrobat's online reviewing feature actually works with Reader (not the full Acrobat version)? We're trying to get it work here, and even though Adobe's documentation claims it should work with Reader, it only works for those who have the full version.

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RE: Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Thanks Richard- I see that I overlooked this one line about the Adobe Document Server. I find it amazing that everyone else skated over this fact- is it really that common to have this product installed? I'd never heard of it until today. A co-worker here told me that the Lifecycle Server product

RE: Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

We allow corrections and we don't use the server. You only need the server if you want to use browser based reviews, which wouldbe colaborative. That wasn't in the original question, was it? We make the PDFs, send them to reviewers by email, they open locally in Reader 7, then save it and send it

RE: Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Neil Tubb wrote: Fair point John. I guess I wasn't specific enough. We really want the browser-based review option, because that is the only way reviewers will be able to see the comments of other reviewers online-- which helps to avoid multiple comments on the same point. The email

RE: Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Thanks Richard. I went through the same thing with the Adobe site...until I realized that all of their various server products (Adobe Document Server, Reader Extensions Server, etc.) are actually just part of the Lifecycle Server product. Not that anyone thought to mention this anywhere easily

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Figure number updating

At 16:39 +0200 19/6/06, Patricia Carmel wrote: >There was a disconnect between my first page, where the first figure appeared >and the next page, where the second figure appeared, which is why the second >figure thought it was the first one. The question was why: Autoconnect was >selected and

Speeding up FM 7.2 Startup

At 15:20 +0100 21/6/06, Phil Heron wrote: >For your information, I removed the following fonts: >- Japanese (Heisei* and Koz*) >- Chinese and Korean (AdobeMingStd, AdobeMyungjoStd-Medium and >AdobeSongStd-Light) >- Symbol (AdobePiStd and SymbolStd) Phil - I seem to remember reading somewhere

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Hello fellow Framers, Quick question- does anyone out there know if Acrobat's online reviewing feature actually works with Reader (not the full Acrobat version)? We're trying to get it work here, and even though Adobe's documentation claims it should work with Reader, it only works for those

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

We use it. Remember, after you generate the PDF, you have to open it in Acrobat 7 and select Comments -> Enble for Commenting and Analysis in Adobe Reader. > Quick question- does anyone out there know if Acrobat's online > reviewing > feature actually works with Reader (not the full Acrobat

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

And the reviewer needs to be using Reader 7. Art On 6/21/06, John Posada wrote: > We use it. Remember, after you generate the PDF, you have to open it > in Acrobat 7 and select Comments -> Enble for Commenting and Analysis > in Adobe Reader. > > > Quick question- does anyone out there know if

Speeding up FM 7.2 Startup

I do use the Symbol font but it's the Microsoft TrueType one shipped with Windows. Consulting my archive, I see that Dov Isaacs sent a message to the list on 25/10/04 stating: "(3) Yes. Some peculiar interaction between the PostScript driver and Windows 2000 / XP / Server 2003 requires that

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Under the Document menu there is an option Enable for Commenting and Analysis in Acrobat Reader. You need to set this option and then save you PDF. A note of caution, once you have set this option you can't make any further changes to the PDF, such as Document Properties options (the same is true

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Yes, it does work. I use it all the time. But there are a few non-obvious gotchas: 1) You must explicitly enable the commenting from Reader feature on a file-by-file basis. In the full Adobe Acrobat tool, look in the Comments menu for "Enable for Commenting and Analysis in Adobe Reader". When you

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Neil Tubb wrote: > Quick question- does anyone out there know if Acrobat's > online reviewing feature actually works with Reader (not the > full Acrobat version)? We're trying to get it work here, and > even though Adobe's documentation claims it should work with > Reader, it only works for

Speeding up FM 7.2 Startup

The AdobePiStd font is a substitution font for ITC Zapf Dingbats used by the PDF Library and by Acrobat when PDF files call for ITC Zapf Dingbats but do not have it installed. In the case of FrameMaker, it may be necessary when PDF files are imported into FrameMaker. It should NOT be removed as

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

> Quick question- does anyone out there know if Acrobat's online reviewing > feature actually works with Reader (not the full Acrobat version)? We're > trying to get it work here, and even though Adobe's documentation claims > it should work with Reader, it only works for those who have the full >

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Along with John Posada's comment, look for a check box at Send by Email for Review/Invite Reviewers/Customize Review Options/Also allow users of Free Adobe Reader 7.0 to participate in this review (Whew, that was a mouthful...) -Matt Sullivan GRAFIX Training & Consulting www.grafixtraining.com

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Thanks Richard- I see that I overlooked this one line about the Adobe Document Server. I find it amazing that everyone else skated over this fact- is it really that common to have this product installed? I'd never heard of it until today. A co-worker here told me that the Lifecycle Server product

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

We allow corrections and we don't use the server. You only need the server if you want to use browser based reviews, which wouldbe colaborative. That wasn't in the original question, was it? We make the PDFs, send them to reviewers by email, they open locally in Reader 7, then save it and send it

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Fair point John. I guess I wasn't specific enough. We really want the browser-based review option, because that is the only way reviewers will be able to see the comments of other reviewers online-- which helps to avoid multiple comments on the same point. The email and manual roll-up into one

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Neil Tubb wrote: > Fair point John. I guess I wasn't specific enough. We really > want the browser-based review option, because that is the > only way reviewers will be able to see the comments of other > reviewers online-- which helps to avoid multiple comments on > the same point. The

Using Acrobat's Online Review Feature

Thanks Richard. I went through the same thing with the Adobe site...until I realized that all of their various server products (Adobe Document Server, Reader Extensions Server, etc.) are actually just part of the Lifecycle Server product. Not that anyone thought to mention this anywhere easily

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