Hi all -
I just found out that client is going to make the writers recapture
all the screens so I'm off the hook. Thanks for all the helpful info!
Pat
On Jun 30, 2010, at 1:34 PM, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
It's always a last-ditch optioin, but it risks a sometimes harsh
cost in
compromised ima
Hi all -
I just found out that client is going to make the writers recapture
all the screens so I'm off the hook. Thanks for all the helpful info!
Pat
On Jun 30, 2010, at 1:34 PM, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
> It's always a last-ditch optioin, but it risks a sometimes harsh
> cost in
> compromised
On 30/06/2010 4:31 PM, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
> I use a programmable keyboard to whiz through repetitive tasks (some of
> you may use a macro recorder to accomplish the same thing). Prior to the
> new Pod interface in Frame 9, I had no trouble using keystrokes to
> navigate to specific fields in a
Hi Pat,
I have done several FrameScript scripts over the years to do this. The
process depends on how much control you need over the graphic file names.
For example, here is the workflow we used on one project:
1) The client imported the Word documents into FrameMaker.
2) The client used a script
Dov,
Thanks so much for the insight - using the distiller job option printing with
the PDF1.4 worked!
Yes, FM 7.0 is old - but the company is planning on changing the workflow
process with another editor and the budget plan currently is not to upgrade
(mistake in my opinion).
Thanks again,
Di
Karen Robbins wrote:
> Problem may lie buried in the layouts/master pages. Tested with a
> 30-page file that was skipped during conversion. When all text from
> this file was copied to a new file that contained only default
> body/master/reference pages, and that file was added to the book, it
>
Karen Robbins wrote:
> Problem may lie buried in the layouts/master pages. Tested with a
> 30-page file that was skipped during conversion. When all text from
> this file was copied to a new file that contained only default
> body/master/reference pages, and that file was added to the book, it
>
It's always a last-ditch optioin, but it risks a sometimes harsh cost in
compromised image quality.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Owen, Clint
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 3:22 PM
To: Frame User
What error message do you get?
And, because Acrobat 9 hadn't been thought of in the FM 7 time frame, you
may want to see if the PDF's compatibility setting can be rolled back to an
earlier rev
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this wo
Problem may lie buried in the layouts/master pages. Tested with a
30-page file that was skipped during conversion. When all text from
this file was copied to a new file that contained only default
body/master/reference pages, and that file was added to the book, it
converted correctly.
All fi
Problem may lie buried in the layouts/master pages. Tested with a
30-page file that was skipped during conversion. When all text from
this file was copied to a new file that contained only default
body/master/reference pages, and that file was added to the book, it
converted correctly.
All fil
Hi, Pat,
This comes up periodically on the list and a search of the archives will
offer more details. There's a how-to article by Lyn Eggleston that I've
found often useful. I've mentioned it before and will send to you
off-list.
Jim
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameus
Art, thanks for such a prompt response!
Error Message:
'The filter encountered an error and could not complete the translation.'
I already tried to roll back the version to 7 and 8 which I know import fine.
I also used each version of software to perform the transitions.
So - right now as a wo
I use a programmable keyboard to whiz through repetitive tasks (some
of you may use a macro recorder to accomplish the same thing). Prior
to the new Pod interface in Frame 9, I had no trouble using
keystrokes to navigate to specific fields in a window. Frame made
this easy by assigning Alt-code
Hello all,
Was wondering if anyone would know why I cannot import a Acrobat PDF v9 into a
FrameMaker v7.478 or v7.579 file.
Are there any fixes for this or is FM 7 limited to Acrobat 8 PDF files for
import.
XP Pro
Thanks in advance,
Diana Stock
Maintenance Analyst
214-792-2744
*** CO
On 30/06/2010 4:31 PM, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
I use a programmable keyboard to whiz through repetitive tasks (some of
you may use a macro recorder to accomplish the same thing). Prior to the
new Pod interface in Frame 9, I had no trouble using keystrokes to
navigate to specific fields in a window
Dov,
Thanks so much for the insight - using the distiller job option printing with
the PDF1.4 worked!
Yes, FM 7.0 is old - but the company is planning on changing the workflow
process with another editor and the budget plan currently is not to upgrade
(mistake in my opinion).
Thanks again,
Di
Jim,
Unless I misunderstand the process and the evidence of my own eyes, if
you make sure that you don't downsample or compress images during the
conversion to Word, you get exactly the image quality that was available
in the original document, no more and no less.
Clint
Clint Owen | Sr. Techni
Jim,
Unless I misunderstand the process and the evidence of my own eyes, if
you make sure that you don't downsample or compress images during the
conversion to Word, you get exactly the image quality that was available
in the original document, no more and no less.
Clint
Clint Owen | Sr. Techni
It's always a last-ditch optioin, but it risks a sometimes harsh cost in
compromised image quality.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Owen, Clint
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 3:22 PM
To: Frame Users
C
Hi Pat,
I have done several FrameScript scripts over the years to do this. The
process depends on how much control you need over the graphic file names.
For example, here is the workflow we used on one project:
1) The client imported the Word documents into FrameMaker.
2) The client used a script
I use a programmable keyboard to whiz through repetitive tasks (some
of you may use a macro recorder to accomplish the same thing). Prior
to the new Pod interface in Frame 9, I had no trouble using
keystrokes to navigate to specific fields in a window. Frame made
this easy by assigning Alt-code
Pat Christenson wrote:
> I have approximately 2000 pages to convert from Word to Frame. The
> graphics are embedded but the client wants them imported by reference
> in Frame. I tried "extracting" them from Word by saving a file as
> HTML but the graphics became blurry and unusable. They look fi
Pat,
The best way I have found to do this is to print the Word document to
PDF, then use Acrobat to extract the applicable pages and crop away
everything except the graphics you need. Then the PDF becomes your
source file for the graphics. This works no matter what the original
graphic format was
Pat Christenson wrote:
> I have approximately 2000 pages to convert from Word to Frame. The
> graphics are embedded but the client wants them imported by reference
> in Frame. I tried "extracting" them from Word by saving a file as
> HTML but the graphics became blurry and unusable. They look fin
Hi, Pat,
This comes up periodically on the list and a search of the archives will
offer more details. There's a how-to article by Lyn Eggleston that I've
found often useful. I've mentioned it before and will send to you
off-list.
Jim
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameus
Pat,
The best way I have found to do this is to print the Word document to
PDF, then use Acrobat to extract the applicable pages and crop away
everything except the graphics you need. Then the PDF becomes your
source file for the graphics. This works no matter what the original
graphic format was
Hi -
I have approximately 2000 pages to convert from Word to Frame. The
graphics are embedded but the client wants them imported by reference
in Frame. I tried "extracting" them from Word by saving a file as
HTML but the graphics became blurry and unusable. They look fine when
I open the
Hi -
I have approximately 2000 pages to convert from Word to Frame. The
graphics are embedded but the client wants them imported by reference
in Frame. I tried "extracting" them from Word by saving a file as
HTML but the graphics became blurry and unusable. They look fine when
I open the W
Diana,
There is no such thing as an "Acrobat PDF v9" file. I will assume that you
really
mean a "PDF file generated via Acrobat 9."
I don't think that you are really encountering a problem with the fact that a
file
may have been produced with Acrobat 9, but rather that the joboptions used to
c
Diana,
There is no such thing as an "Acrobat PDF v9" file. I will assume that you
really
mean a "PDF file generated via Acrobat 9."
I don't think that you are really encountering a problem with the fact that a
file
may have been produced with Acrobat 9, but rather that the joboptions used to
c
Art, thanks for such a prompt response!
Error Message:
'The filter encountered an error and could not complete the translation.'
I already tried to roll back the version to 7 and 8 which I know import fine.
I also used each version of software to perform the transitions.
So - right now as a wo
What error message do you get?
And, because Acrobat 9 hadn't been thought of in the FM 7 time frame, you
may want to see if the PDF's compatibility setting can be rolled back to an
earlier rev
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world
Hello all,
Was wondering if anyone would know why I cannot import a Acrobat PDF v9 into a
FrameMaker v7.478 or v7.579 file.
Are there any fixes for this or is FM 7 limited to Acrobat 8 PDF files for
import.
XP Pro
Thanks in advance,
Diana Stock
Maintenance Analyst
214-792-2744
*** CO
Hi all,
If you are looking to learn more about
. FrameMaker 9 (July 1)
. RoboHelp 8 (July 15)
. Linking FM files to RH projects (July 29)
. Captivate 5 (August 12)
Or if you have co-workers or management that could benefit from an overview
of these topics,
Hi all,
If you are looking to learn more about
. FrameMaker 9 (July 1)
. RoboHelp 8 (July 15)
. Linking FM files to RH projects (July 29)
. Captivate 5 (August 12)
Or if you have co-workers or management that could benefit from an overview
of these topics, p
Amy,
You wrote:
>I'm using FM8 and Acrobat 8 professional. I have a joboptions file
>that specifies to embed the fonts.
>Acroabat is looking for fonts in C:\WINDOWS\Fonts, and is finding most of
>them.
>However, some of the fonts I use have a little arrow on the font icon
>displayed in the C:\W
Amy,
You wrote:
I'm using FM8 and Acrobat 8 professional. I have a joboptions file
that specifies to embed the fonts.
Acroabat is looking for fonts in C:\WINDOWS\Fonts, and is finding most of
them.
However, some of the fonts I use have a little arrow on the font icon
displayed in the C:\WIND
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