I have a weird problem with images (.jpg) imported by reference or copied
into FM: the image colors are very strange. For example, a white (blank)
background displays as either magenta or black (or green). Flesh-colored
hues display as royal blue. Black displays as white. Green displays as
orange.
Of course, they should. But (tying this to another thread) if
FrameUsers.com ever came back, perhaps we could start a
list-members-only wiki. I mean, who better than us to start such a
thing?
Mike McCallister
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We've experienced something similar (using Structured FrameMaker 7.0p578
for Windows, and Acrobat 6) -- but only in text, not diagrams. We use
FrameMaker 7.2 and Acrobat 7 now, and we haven't experienced the problem
with those -- but then we haven't created any really large PDFs with it
yet.
The
Hi Valerie,
Are any of the problem images rotated in your Frame document? In other
words, they display in landscape mode in Photoshop, and you turn them 90
degrees to portrait mode in Frame.
In my experience that produces the effect you describe.
Berny Gagne
Lead Writer
Husky Injection Molding
Question: with the site down, how does a new user join Frameusers or get
on this list? (I have a friend who's an FDK guru who really needs to
join this group.) I know that there is/was a FAQ on the www site, but
naturally I can't get to it.
FYI -- I know the site was down in Oct / Nov / Dec ...
Mike:
> At one time, LCDs were not supposed to be good enough for this purpose, but
> that seems to have changed. Is anyone still selling CRTs for this purpose,
> or are LCDs by LaCie, Eizo, and others the only options now? I'm not against
> LCDs-- and would actually prefer one, if not
Sorry everybody. The point I was trying to make that LCD/LED monitors
have "individual LED backlights for each pixel". Because the LED is
already a coloured primary light source of greater purity than a fluoro
backlight + colour filter can produce, you get a greater gamut. And,
because the
We've experienced something similar (using Structured FrameMaker 7.0p578
for Windows, and Acrobat 6) -- but only in text, not diagrams. We use
FrameMaker 7.2 and Acrobat 7 now, and we haven't experienced the problem
with those -- but then we haven't created any really large PDFs with it
yet.
The
Hi Valerie,
Are any of the problem images rotated in your Frame document? In other
words, they display in landscape mode in Photoshop, and you turn them 90
degrees to portrait mode in Frame.
In my experience that produces the effect you describe.
Berny Gagne
Lead Writer
Husky Injection Molding
Just a quick question- can anyone tell me why putting your entire 300+
page manual into one FM file would make sense? I was always taught that
splitting it out one file per chapter was the safest and best way to go,
but I've just seen an example of the one large file approach. Does
anyone else do
Question: with the site down, how does a new user join Frameusers or get
on this list? (I have a friend who's an FDK guru who really needs to
join this group.) I know that there is/was a FAQ on the www site, but
naturally I can't get to it.
FYI -- I know the site was down in Oct / Nov / Dec ...
I just did this recently, and confirmed it works today:
http://lists.frameusers.com/mailman/listinfo/framers
It's a web interface to Mailman. The Archives are accessible from here
as well.
Mike
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Though I don't know the release detail, Kay Whatley and Bernard Ashwanden
(Bright Path Solutions) both have books coming out very soon. I believe
they cover structured Frame in general and DITA specifics. I reviewed the
gallies at the FrameMaker Chautauqua and they appear to be promising
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Neil Tubb
wrote:
> I was always taught that
> splitting it out one file per chapter was the safest and best way to go,
> but I've just seen an example of the one large file approach. Does
> anyone else do this? Just curious.
I'm also curious -- did someone offer
Sounds to me like someone who knows and likes Word thinks the world should spin
that way...even though they don't realize they're talking about a true
planetary ecosystem this time and not just a globe. :-}
Page numbering becomes problematic if you're trying to do folio by chapter page
Neil Tubb wrote:
> Just a quick question- can anyone tell me why putting your
> entire 300+ page manual into one FM file would make sense? I
> was always taught that splitting it out one file per chapter
> was the safest and best way to go, but I've just seen an
> example of the one large
Responding to Maxwell Hoffman's question about how to subscribe to
to the Framers list with the website down, Michael McCallister wrote:
> I just did this recently, and confirmed it works today:
>
> http://lists.frameusers.com/mailman/listinfo/framers
>
> It's a web interface to Mailman. The
On Apr 30, 2008, at 7:12 AM, Bill Swallow wrote:
> It's been down for months. But never fear, it'll be back up
> "Monday"... We just don't know which Monday yet. ;-)
>
> On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 8:49 AM, bryan johnson
> wrote:
>>
Re: which Monday -
Back in the Good Old Days in the early 70s I
I have a weird problem with images (.jpg) imported by reference or copied
into FM: the image colors are very strange. For example, a white (blank)
background displays as either magenta or black (or green). Flesh-colored
hues display as royal blue. Black displays as white. Green displays as
orange.
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