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Hello Jay
I had a similar problem when setting up TCS2 on a new machine.
Two things:
1. Add the following line to the maker.ini file in your *local folder*, not in
Program Files. That is (on Vista), \AppData\Roaming\Adobe\FrameMaker. If you add it to the one in Program
Files it doesn't make a
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ideas?
Jay Mahler
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This behavior is absolutely correct. When you create an x-ref in FrameMaker,
the tool has to place a (semi-)uniquely numbered marker at the target location
that the x-ref is pointing to. If you do not save the file that the marker was
inserted into (e.g., close it without saving it, or if you a
hessiansx4 wrote:
> Question: when inserting an x-ref to another document, are any of you
> finding
> that you must have the source file open vs. having a copy open (someone
> else has
> the source file open) in order to get the x-ref to "stick"? Any and all
> comments
> are welcomed.
When you
hessiansx4 wrote:
> Question: when inserting an x-ref to another document, are any of you
> finding
> that you must have the source file open vs. having a copy open (someone
> else has
> the source file open) in order to get the x-ref to "stick"? Any and all
> comments
> are welcomed.
When you i
What error did you get during the distill?
On Wed, Feb 16, 2011 at 1:11 PM, Alison Craig
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> FM 9 Version: 9.0p255
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> Unstructured
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> OS: Windows 7, 64 bit (brand new machine)
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> FM Experience: 22 months
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> Mechanical, Manufacturing, Service and Tech Comm personnel are talking
I have TCS2 on a 64-bit Win7 system. I'm having the same problems that Anne
discussed in this thread http://forums.adobe.com/message/3473915#3473915. I
tried the modification to maker.ini that is listed in that thread, and I've
tried reinstalling the FM9 and RH8 components from the TCS2 installa
Question: when inserting an x-ref to another document, are any of you finding
that you must have the source file open vs. having a copy open (someone else
has
the source file open) in order to get the x-ref to "stick"? Any and all
comments
are welcomed.
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Hi Alison,
Right Hemisphere had a plug-in for FM that allowed for the importation
of 3D objects that could then be manipulated in PDF. The client was
called Deep View and you could take CAD files and drop them into the
FM file.
This explains the process:
http://righthemisphere.com/support
Right now I only use static images that have been culled from SolidWorks for me
by one of the Mechanical Engineers (I don't use SolidWorks myself and have no
time - or intention - to learn how.) If I could get the images myself, that
would be a plus and if I could use them as 3D images, so much
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I didn't actually get an error, just static images.
Alison
From: Steve Johnson [mailto:chinask...@gmail.com]
Sent: February 16, 2011 11:20 AM
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Subject: Re: FM9 and 3D images in PDFs
What error did you get during the
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FM 9 Version: 9.0p255
Unstructured
OS: Windows 7, 64 bit (brand new machine)
FM Experience: 22 months
Mechanical, Manufacturing, Service and Tech Comm personnel are talking to a
supplier about a new piece of software called 3DVia Composer. It will take CAD
drawings from SolidWorks and allow eac
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Question: when inserting an x-ref to another document, are any of you finding
that you must have the source file open vs. having a copy open (someone else
has
the source file open) in order to get the x-ref to "stick"? Any and all
comments
are welcomed.
According to the Help, Enfocus PitStop will show side-to-side, not create a
combined document. I need to show the differences in a combined document for
distribution to reviewers.
Cathy Outlaw
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