I occasionally have the dreaded Internal Error after a search in FM,
then FM closes. Would extra RAM help? I have 1 GB of RAM now.
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Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
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Hi Rebecca,
if you only need to change the text in the footer, the easiest (and
cheapest) way is to open all the HTML files in a plain text editor and
do a global search and replace there. For example, you could use EditPad
Lite for this: http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html
Thus, you
Dude, you may be the expert on this, and the info you supplied in your response
is so good I am saving it, but how about a little respect for everyone on the
list. I believe whatever anyone said in an attempt to help they believed to be
accurate and helpful. To say and I quote you Well, I've
David...
This was not an attack on you. Please see my remarks embedded below.
Dennis...
At 02:07 PM 2/5/2008, you wrote:
On Dennis Brunnenmeyer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2/5/08 11:36
AM:
Rant begins...
snip
Graeme R Forbes wrote:
I have a proof consisting in a sequence of lines across a page, each
a paragraph, and each line separated from the next by a shallow
anchored frame that contains a separator line. Each line/para is set
to keep with the next one since the whole proof must display on
Stuart Rogers wrote:
Graeme R Forbes wrote:
I have a proof consisting in a sequence of lines across a
page, each a
paragraph, and each line separated from the next by a shallow
anchored frame that contains a separator line. Each
line/para is set
to keep with the next one since
John Sgammato wrote:
...
Note that with SnagIt you can opt to capture the image at other
resolutions, so you need not change anything in FM. I capture images
as 200dpi TIFFs, and then import them at 200dpi in my books. I go to
print, PDF, and online help from a single set of screenshots.
Brewster, Christopher C wrote:
I'm learning FM as I go, out of necessity. I need to make an alternative
version of a procedure, so I need a copy of the original appearing just
after it, which I'll modify.
Should be dead easy.
The procedure contains a linked graphic.
Makes no difference.
I don't think I've seen a mention about the variation of screen-pixel
size among different monitor brands and models. I realize that
although a screen pixel that's .35mm square, and one that's .25mm
square create different on-screen image sizes and granularity for the
same image, say 100px x
Just curious, has anyone attempted a 2-page master page layout for a lengthy
double-wide table? Beyond a compressed landscape format, all I can come up with
at this point is some sort of artificial 11x17 page size, but am stumped
further...
Thanks for any help,
Ben
Ben Hechter
[EMAIL
Rick...
You are very correct about my brashness. My apologies to all of you.
I was anxious to try and squelch some misconceptions and got carried
away. David Creamer was particularly incensed with me because he
thought I was aiming the whole rant at him. This was not the case, of
course, but
We are happy to be able to report that, with the recent Version
8.0p273 patch, FM8 now works for us here at our Kouroo Contexture,
the way it should. To see how it works fine now, enabling hypertext
buttons between Acrobat documents on the internet, click on
I'm trying to make a PDF version of a book. Just one file, the title
page, causes a problem about using unavailable fonts, which makes the
PDF operation fail. When I open the title page file, I change all the
text to a font that's available, then save and close the file. But when
I reopen it, I
Ben Hechter wrote:
Just curious, has anyone attempted a 2-page master page layout for a
lengthy double-wide table? Beyond a compressed landscape format, all
I can come up with at this point is some sort of artificial 11x17
page size, but am stumped further...
If I understand correctly, you
1. File Preferences General
2. Deselect remember missing font names
3. Open the file.
4. Click OK to font substitutions.
5. Save and close the file.
On Feb 6, 2008 3:10 PM, Brewster, Christopher C
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to make a PDF version of a book. Just one file, the title
I have a basic, really dumb question about character tags. (Think I
know the answer, but need to check.)
If I apply a character tag for [Change Bars] to several paragraphs, (and
the char tag is defined all as is settings, except for change bar), is
there anyway to remove the character tag and
Maxwell,
Just select all the paragraphs that contain the change bar attribute,
then go to the character designer (ctrl D), uncheck the change bar
attribute, then click Apply. This will remove the change bar and leave
everything else.
We always apply and remove change bars manually; it's easier
Hello All
(sigh) I know this question must have been asked dozens of times.
Using FrameMaker 7.1 p116 and Acrobat Professional (Distiller) 7.0.7. Windows
XP SP2.
I try to create a PDF from FrameMaker using File Save as PDF. Distiller fires
up but fails to produce a PDF (because of
Some fonts are restricted from being embedded by the font foundry. It is
an attribute of the font files. This prevents them from being extracted
from the PDF by a third party and reused.
Clint Owen
Technical Publications
Crane Aerospace Electronics
425-743-8674
-Original Message-
John Sgammato wrote:
When you capture a 96dpi image at higher resolution, you will never
see detail that isn't there (of course) but you can do more with the
image because your OWN image of the image is capable of showing
greater resolution. You can look at it as if your high-res image
Roger,
Have you tried printing to pdf, using the Adobe PDF driver? I would suggest
printing to a postscript file and manually Distilling it so you can see what
is going on at stage.
Also,...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Hi Roger
I've got no idea what could be wrong with your font, but just thought I'd
comment that we use that font and have no problems with embedding it.
Our font files are dated 14/10/1999. Using FM7.0 and Win XP SP2.
Did it work in the past for you, or is this the first time you've tried to
Some fonts are restricted from being embedded by the font foundry. It is
an attribute of the font files. This prevents them from being extracted
from the PDF by a third party and reused.
Except that Adobe fonts all permit embedding, and he said he had an Adobe
font. (Maybe it was different
Hi, Maxwell:
I'd suggest a slight variation on Clint's suggestion:
Select the affected range of text, open the character designer, click
the Commands button, choose Set Window To As-Is, THEN disable Change
Bars and click apply. The Designers pick up text attributes from the
selection; setting
I knew there had to be a simple solution. You prevent a page break
occurring at a soft return by putting a sufficiently large number (I
used 4) in the Widow/Orphan control box on the Pagination page of the
Para Designer. Thanks to Stuart Rogers for suggesting this.
Graeme Forbes
I occasionally have the dreaded "Internal Error" after a search in FM,
then FM closes. Would extra RAM help? I have 1 GB of RAM now.
--
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Hi Rebecca,
if you only need to change the text in the footer, the easiest (and
cheapest) way is to open all the HTML files in a plain text editor and
do a global search and replace there. For example, you could use EditPad
Lite for this: http://www.editpadpro.com/editpadlite.html
Thus, you
Dude, you may be the expert on this, and the info you supplied in your response
is so good I am saving it, but how about a little respect for everyone on the
list. I believe whatever anyone said in an attempt to help they believed to be
accurate and helpful. To say and I quote you "Well, I've
Graeme R Forbes wrote:
> I have a proof consisting in a sequence of lines across a page, each
> a paragraph, and each line separated from the next by a shallow
> anchored frame that contains a separator line. Each line/para is set
> to keep with the next one since the whole proof must display
Stuart Rogers wrote:
> Graeme R Forbes wrote:
> > I have a proof consisting in a sequence of lines across a
> page, each a
> > paragraph, and each line separated from the next by a shallow
> > anchored frame that contains a separator line. Each
> line/para is set
> > to keep with the next
John Sgammato wrote:
> ...
> Note that with SnagIt you can opt to capture the image at other
> resolutions, so you need not change anything in FM. I capture images
> as 200dpi TIFFs, and then import them at 200dpi in my books. I go to
> print, PDF, and online help from a single set of
Brewster, Christopher C wrote:
> I'm learning FM as I go, out of necessity. I need to make an alternative
> version of a procedure, so I need a copy of the original appearing just
> after it, which I'll modify.
Should be dead easy.
The procedure contains a linked graphic.
Makes no difference.
I don't think I've seen a mention about the variation of screen-pixel
size among different monitor brands and models. I realize that
although a screen pixel that's .35mm square, and one that's .25mm
square create different on-screen image sizes and granularity for the
same image, say 100px x
Just curious, has anyone attempted a 2-page master page layout for a lengthy
double-wide table? Beyond a compressed landscape format, all I can come up with
at this point is some sort of artificial 11x17 page size, but am stumped
further...
Thanks for any help,
Ben
Ben Hechter
bhechter at
Rick...
You are very correct about my brashness. My apologies to all of you.
I was anxious to try and squelch some misconceptions and got carried
away. David Creamer was particularly incensed with me because he
thought I was aiming the whole rant at him. This was not the case, of
course, but
We are happy to be able to report that, with the recent Version
8.0p273 patch, FM8 now works for us here at our Kouroo Contexture,
the way it should. To see how it works fine now, enabling hypertext
buttons between Acrobat documents on the internet, click on
I'm trying to make a PDF version of a book. Just one file, the title
page, causes a problem about using unavailable fonts, which makes the
PDF operation fail. When I open the title page file, I change all the
text to a font that's available, then save and close the file. But when
I reopen it, I
Ben Hechter wrote:
> Just curious, has anyone attempted a 2-page master page layout for a
> lengthy double-wide table? Beyond a compressed landscape format, all
> I can come up with at this point is some sort of artificial 11x17
> page size, but am stumped further...
If I understand correctly,
1. File > Preferences > General
2. Deselect "remember missing font names"
3. Open the file.
4. Click OK to font substitutions.
5. Save and close the file.
On Feb 6, 2008 3:10 PM, Brewster, Christopher C
wrote:
> I'm trying to make a PDF version of a book. Just one file, the title
> page, causes
I have a basic, really dumb question about character tags. (Think I
know the answer, but need to check.)
If I apply a character tag for [Change Bars] to several paragraphs, (and
the char tag is defined all "as is" settings, except for change bar), is
there anyway to remove the character tag
Maxwell,
Just select all the paragraphs that contain the change bar attribute,
then go to the character designer (ctrl D), uncheck the change bar
attribute, then click "Apply". This will remove the change bar and leave
everything else.
We always apply and remove change bars manually; it's
Hello All
(sigh) I know this question must have been asked dozens of times.
Using FrameMaker 7.1 p116 and Acrobat Professional (Distiller) 7.0.7. Windows
XP SP2.
I try to create a PDF from FrameMaker using File > Save as PDF. Distiller fires
up but fails to produce a PDF (because of my
Some fonts are restricted from being embedded by the font foundry. It is
an attribute of the font files. This prevents them from being extracted
from the PDF by a third party and reused.
Clint Owen
Technical Publications
Crane Aerospace & Electronics
425-743-8674
-Original Message-
John Sgammato wrote:
> When you capture a 96dpi image at higher resolution, you will never
> see detail that isn't there (of course) but you can do more with the
> image because your OWN image of the image is capable of showing
> greater resolution. You can look at it as if your high-res image
>
Hi, Maxwell:
I'd suggest a slight variation on Clint's suggestion:
Select the affected range of text, open the character designer, click
the Commands button, choose Set Window To As-Is, THEN disable Change
Bars and click apply. The Designers pick up text attributes from the
selection; setting
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