Hello Framers,
I recently updated a much-used 200+ Kb file and attempted to save as
PDF, which failed; I could see the temporary .tps file appear then
disappear. Tried printing to a .ps file, which also failed; file
generates but it contains zero kb. Tried different printers in the
print
I'd suspect a corrupt graphic. Try making a copy of the file, deleting
out all the graphics, see if it will PDF. If so, add back in the first
half the graphics, see if the file will now PDF. If so, add half the
remaining graphics, text again. If not, remove half of what you'd added
and test
Is the Adobe Acrobat printer set as your system default printer?
Can you do File Print Book and print to the Acrobat printer? (Check
Generate Acrobat Data and UNcheck Print To File on the print dialog box.)
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's nothing
You could also try and locate a copy of the SetPrint plugin, currently being
distributed by Sundorne, which sets the Adobe PDF driver as the default when
ever FrameMaker is launched.
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 2:10 PM, Art Campbell art.campb...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the Adobe Acrobat
Framers,
I'm ready to print a wire-bound pocket-sized booklet that will be
top-bound (coil binding along the top of the book) so as to fit
nicely in one's pocket. In all my 18 years of doing this, this is the
first time I've run across having to publish a top-bound book, so I
have no
Yes it is. And I tried printing to .ps and printing to PDF (.ps unchecked).
Thanks,
Karen
At 3:09 PM -0400 6/4/14, Art Campbell wrote:
Is the Adobe Acrobat printer set as your system default printer?
Can you do File Print Book and print to the Acrobat printer?
(Check Generate Acrobat Data
The problem is not with setting the Adobe PDF as printer instance.
The problem occurs when this is selected and when another printer
instance is selected.
Thanks,
Karen
At 12:29 PM -0700 6/4/14, David Spreadbury wrote:
You could also try and locate a copy of the SetPrint plugin,
currently
Matt,
RGB-CMYK was the culprit! I just tested with CMYK
checked in the PDF settings, and the file
rendered correctly. I switched that back to RGB
and it failed.
Thank you!
--Karen
At 3:22 PM -0700 6/4/14, Matt Sullivan wrote:
Here's what I ran into recentlyhope it helps!
Thanks, everyone. I agree that this should be done by the printer and
I will contact him. It is easy enough for me to rotate the
even-numbered pages in the PDF (thanks, Robert!) , which will nicely
solve that problem if he doesn't want to do it himself. Rotating in
the PDF will prevent me from
