If there is anyone out there who is still using FrameMaker 7.0p577 on Mac in
Classic, maybe they can help me with this problem, as I've wasted hours on it
and I'm a bit desperate.
For historical reasons, I'm still on this setup. I reported earlier that the
AdobePS printer driver, which I have
Isolating the graphics one by one would be approach. I have a hunch it'll
be a .PDF or .EPS; maybe conflicting versions of PostScript or something
obscure like that.
One important item you left out of your description is whether you're using
the distiller head that's installed by the FM
At 11:24 -0500 11/12/13, Art Campbell wrote:
Isolating the graphics one by one would be approach. I have a hunch it'll be a
.PDF or .EPS; maybe conflicting versions of PostScript or something obscure
like that.
Thanks.
One important item you left out of your description is whether you're
After I emailed this yesterday, I tested the PDF on my laptop (also
running Acrobat 11 Pro on Windows 7), and the Read Out Loud function
works fine. So the problem must be with the Acrobat installation on
my desktop CPU. I've run the Repair feature to no avail. It isn't
worth uninstalling and
My grateful thanks to Art and Syed for much help and moral support.
Syed - you were right, I should have tried MIF-washing the problem chapter
first. After doing so, I got a .ps file that Distiller could distill, but with
a Ps error, and recovery, producing a PDF with the message 'PostScript
I know I'm using up all my tokens here, but...
FrameMaker 7 - .ps - Distiller 6 - PDF.
Book contains many JPEGs. Book is to be printed in grayscale, so needs to have
no information in C, M and Y channels. JPEGs converted to 256-bit grayscale,
using the same workflow as I've used successfully
If there is anyone out there who is still using FrameMaker 7.0p577 on Mac in
Classic, maybe they can help me with this problem, as I've wasted hours on it
and I'm a bit desperate.
For historical reasons, I'm still on this setup. I reported earlier that the
AdobePS printer driver, which I have
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At 11:24 -0500 11/12/13, Art Campbell wrote:
>Isolating the graphics one by one would be approach. I have a hunch it'll be a
>.PDF or .EPS; maybe conflicting versions of PostScript or something obscure
>like that.
Thanks.
>One important item you left out of your description is whether you're
After I emailed this yesterday, I tested the PDF on my laptop (also
running Acrobat 11 Pro on Windows 7), and the Read Out Loud function
works fine. So the problem must be with the Acrobat installation on
my desktop CPU. I've run the Repair feature to no avail. It isn't
worth uninstalling and
My grateful thanks to Art and Syed for much help and moral support.
Syed - you were right, I should have tried MIF-washing the problem chapter
first. After doing so, I got a .ps file that Distiller could distill, but with
a Ps error, and recovery, producing a PDF with the message 'PostScript
I know I'm using up all my tokens here, but...
FrameMaker 7 -> .ps -> Distiller 6 -> PDF.
Book contains many JPEGs. Book is to be printed in grayscale, so needs to have
no information in C, M and Y channels. JPEGs converted to 256-bit grayscale,
using the same workflow as I've used
Carol,
Files created using Distiller create flat files, with no interactivity. They
may be repaired, using tedious methods in Acrobat. It is much better to create
accessible publications using techniques that take into consideration the
entire design and workflow to minimize repairs.
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