Tina,
Bubbamisa!
Good try, but absolutely groundless. The optimize for
portability hack was put into the Windows driver to deal
with some applications, FrameMaker NOT being among them,
that injected their own PostScript into the driver's output
stream improperly, interfering with the current
hi all,
I have two large books that have dozens of cross references to each other.
Because of a structural change to our software and the creation of a new
sub-version of this application, I'm trying to rearrange the erstwhile book
chapters, in both books, into subfolders to keep things a
Hi...
I just noticed a couple of good FM deals on eBay.
FrameMaker Server 7.2 Windows - $2,950.00 (save $4000 off retail!)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemviewitem=item=300097209620
FrameMaker 7.2 Full Version for Windows - $579.95 (save $220 off retail)
Well, first, don't use Explorer.
You may want to use Bruce Foster's Archive plug in to make a safe copy
of the book(s) and all the component parts before you begin.
To do the actual move, open the book files and use the Rename File
tool to rename the component/chapter files, one by one, into
I got that part fine, but the tabs stop at the edge of the page. is
there a way to make the tabs larger than the page size for bleed
purposes? I am sure it is something rather simple, but for the life
of me, I can't figure it out.
At 06:15 PM 4/4/2007, Art Campbell wrote:
Shouldn't be a big
At 08:04 -0700 5/4/07, Drew Little wrote:
I got that part fine, but the tabs stop at the edge of the page. is there a
way to make the tabs larger than the page size for bleed purposes? I am sure
it is something rather simple, but for the life of me, I can't figure it out.
Hi Drew... yes, it's
At 06:15 PM 4/4/2007, Art Campbell wrote:
Look at C:\Program
Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\samples\MoreSamples\Books\Bkstyle5 for an
example. Just set up the graphics and header text container on the
master pages...
If that directory isn't on your system, go to the Adobe FrameMaker
downloads page
Must mean a new version is coming soon. Prices always
drop to reduce stock.
--- Scott Prentice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi...
I just noticed a couple of good FM deals on eBay.
FrameMaker Server 7.2 Windows - $2,950.00 (save
$4000 off retail!)
Just a follow-up to Scott's note -- Adobe's FrameMaker upgrade policy is
one of the most liberal that I've seen from a major software company.
You can purchase FrameMaker 7.2 for Windows at the upgrade price of $199
USD if you have _any_ previous version of FrameMaker or FrameMaker+SGML
(the
Make no such assumption, especially when dealing with
eBay. The prices mentioned reflect (1) someone has
genuine product obtained illicitly - use your imagination,
(2) copied CDs with either a cracked software version
or stolen serial serial number, or (3) ...
Remember that prices that are too
Good point. Software showing up in droves on eBay, of
a particular package, reflects *a belief* that a new
version is coming soon as merchants clear out their
stock. The guys who show up to computer shows and hawk
their wares on PriceWatch are the ones I'm thinking
of, and a few of them here in
It doesn't give you an error message, it gives you a prompt asking if
you want to convert the file you're opening to your newer version's
file format. If you do, and if you save the file, then it works in
your newer version the next time you open it. The conversion only
needs to be done once.
On
More Words of Wisdom from Dov.
Several years ago a guy scammed me with a FrameMaker
sale via Ebay. I learned that Adobe was looking for
him for previous scams.
'Nuff Said?
BW
--- Dov Isaacs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Make no such assumption, especially when dealing
with
eBay. The prices
HELP!
I am trying to PDF a book.
I get an error in trying to create (distill) the PDF file from the
PostScript (*.ps) file.
6 years ago, I might have remembered how to fix/correct . . . . .
John,
You wrote:
HELP!
I am trying to PDF a book.
I get an error in trying to create (distill) the PDF file from the
PostScript (*.ps) file.
6 years ago, I might have remembered how to fix/correct . . . . .
Hi, Art.
Art Campbell wrote:
It doesn't give you an error message, it gives you a prompt asking if
you want to convert the file you're opening to your newer version's
file format. If you do, and if you save the file, then it works in
your newer version the next time you open it. The conversion
Thanks,
However: Generate Tagged PDF is unchecked,(turned off)
on the TAGS tab of the PDF Set-Up dialog box.
~ John ~
Sr. Learning Specialist, Educational Services
MRO Software (An IBM Company)
Phn: +1.781.280.2003, Fax:
I have a PDF in a FM file imported by reference. Although it contains
several comments (callouts, highlighting, etc.) they don't display in
FM. I know they're on a different layer in the PDF, but I was figuring
if they're visible, they're visible all the time.
I'm going to try opening it in
To amplify Dov's analysis... if you look at the Xerox spec pages for
the 45, they make a subtle point of saying that it uses a PostScript 3
EMULATOR. Not true Adobe PostScript.
As a result of fighting with emulators for years on a variety of H-P
and other Xerox printers, I think that it's a
Hi, Art:
Have you tried printing the PDF document with comments, from Acrobat, to
the Distiller printer? There are several options for
comment-with-document layouts. Import the one you like to FrameMaker.
FrameMaker doesn't give you control over Acrobat layers; InDesign does,
but I haven't
No, I haven't tried looping it like that yet, but I bet it'll work.
Flattening and saving in another format works, but I was hoping to
keep the comments alive, so they could be modified on the fly.
Thanks!
Art
On 4/5/07, Peter Gold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Art:
Have you tried printing the
Tina,
Bubbamisa!
Good try, but absolutely groundless. The "optimize for
portability" hack was put into the Windows driver to deal
with some applications, FrameMaker NOT being among them,
that injected their own PostScript into the driver's output
stream improperly, interfering with the current
Hi...
I just noticed a couple of good FM deals on eBay.
FrameMaker Server 7.2 Windows - $2,950.00 (save $4000 off retail!)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem==300097209620
FrameMaker 7.2 Full Version for Windows - $579.95 (save $220 off retail)
Well, first, don't use Explorer.
You may want to use Bruce Foster's Archive plug in to make a safe copy
of the book(s) and all the component parts before you begin.
To do the actual move, open the book files and use the Rename File
tool to rename the component/chapter files, one by one, into the
I got that part fine, but the tabs stop at the edge of the page. is
there a way to make the tabs larger than the page size for bleed
purposes? I am sure it is something rather simple, but for the life
of me, I can't figure it out.
At 06:15 PM 4/4/2007, Art Campbell wrote:
>Shouldn't be a big
At 08:04 -0700 5/4/07, Drew Little wrote:
>I got that part fine, but the tabs stop at the edge of the page. is there a
>way to make the tabs larger than the page size for bleed purposes? I am sure
>it is something rather simple, but for the life of me, I can't figure it out.
Hi Drew... yes,
At 06:15 PM 4/4/2007, Art Campbell wrote:
> Look at C:\Program
> Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\samples\MoreSamples\Books\Bkstyle5 for an
> example. Just set up the graphics and header text container on the
> master pages...
>
> If that directory isn't on your system, go to the Adobe FrameMaker
>
Must mean a new version is coming soon. Prices always
drop to reduce stock.
--- Scott Prentice wrote:
> Hi...
>
> I just noticed a couple of good FM deals on eBay.
>
>
> FrameMaker Server 7.2 Windows - $2,950.00 (save
> $4000 off retail!)
>
>
>
Just a follow-up to Scott's note -- Adobe's FrameMaker upgrade policy is
one of the most liberal that I've seen from a major software company.
You can purchase FrameMaker 7.2 for Windows at the upgrade price of $199
USD if you have _any_ previous version of FrameMaker or FrameMaker+SGML
(the
Make no such assumption, especially when dealing with
eBay. The prices mentioned reflect (1) someone has
genuine product obtained illicitly - use your imagination,
(2) copied CDs with either a "cracked" software version
or stolen serial serial number, or (3) ...
Remember that prices that are too
Good point. Software showing up in droves on eBay, of
a particular package, reflects *a belief* that a new
version is coming soon as merchants clear out their
stock. The guys who show up to computer shows and hawk
their wares on PriceWatch are the ones I'm thinking
of, and a few of them here in
It doesn't give you an error message, it gives you a prompt asking if
you want to convert the file you're opening to your newer version's
file format. If you do, and if you save the file, then it works in
your newer version the next time you open it. The conversion only
needs to be done once.
On
More Words of Wisdom from Dov.
Several years ago a guy scammed me with a FrameMaker
sale via Ebay. I learned that Adobe was looking for
him for previous scams.
'Nuff Said?
BW
--- Dov Isaacs wrote:
> Make no such assumption, especially when dealing
> with
> eBay. The prices mentioned
HELP!
I am trying to PDF a book.
I get an error in trying to create (distill) the PDF file from the
PostScript (*.ps) file.
6 years ago, I might have remembered how to fix/correct . . . . .
John,
You wrote:
>HELP!
>I am trying to PDF a book.
>I get an error in trying to create (distill) the PDF file from the
>PostScript (*.ps) file.
>6 years ago, I might have remembered how to fix/correct . . . . .
Hi, Art.
Art Campbell wrote:
> It doesn't give you an error message, it gives you a prompt asking if
> you want to convert the file you're opening to your newer version's
> file format. If you do, and if you save the file, then it works in
> your newer version the next time you open it. The
Thanks,
However: "Generate Tagged PDF" is unchecked,(turned off)
on the TAGS tab of the PDF Set-Up dialog box.
~ John ~
Sr. Learning Specialist, Educational Services
MRO Software (An IBM Company)
Phn: +1.781.280.2003, Fax:
What does page 296 (or maybe 297) contain? Maybe a graphic in EPS or
PDF format, or a Visio imported as an OLE object?
Might want to check and see if there's a problem with the graphic; if
you can distill without it present. Or just try to distill that page.
Art
On 4/5/07, John Pilla wrote:
>
Page 226 & 227 is page 3 & 4 of Chapter 7 (of 8 with two appendices, front
matter, and a TOC).
I can distill chapter 7 separately and successfully create a PDF.
There are no graphics. on those pages.
there is however; A cross-reference, which I will delete and recreate, and
try again.
Apologies to those who've already heard about this.
Grant
-Original Message-
Remember the paperless office? How all documents would be created,
distributed, and viewed electronically? Well even though that never
happened - and in most likelihood never will, there are still huge
benefits
OKay tried that, as well.
Also tried saving the identified file as MIF, and resaving as FM.
I've got a deadline for the PDF,
so for now, as a temporary solution,
I will have to PDF ea file, and then put them back together as one PDF
using Acrobat.
I have a PDF in a FM file imported by reference. Although it contains
several comments (callouts, highlighting, etc.) they don't display in
FM. I know they're on a different layer in the PDF, but I was figuring
if they're visible, they're visible all the time.
I'm going to try opening it in
To amplify Dov's analysis... if you look at the Xerox spec pages for
the 45, they make a subtle point of saying that it uses a PostScript 3
EMULATOR. Not true Adobe PostScript.
As a result of fighting with emulators for years on a variety of H-P
and other Xerox printers, I think that it's a
Hi, Art:
Have you tried printing the PDF document with comments, from Acrobat, to
the Distiller printer? There are several options for
comment-with-document layouts. Import the one you like to FrameMaker.
FrameMaker doesn't give you control over Acrobat layers; InDesign does,
but I haven't
No, I haven't tried looping it like that yet, but I bet it'll work.
Flattening and saving in another format works, but I was hoping to
keep the comments alive, so they could be modified on the fly.
Thanks!
Art
On 4/5/07, Peter Gold wrote:
> Hi, Art:
>
> Have you tried printing the PDF document
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