The standalone instance of FM has been known to not be very observant of the
existence of the full Acrobat Pro version already installed - so if you don't
turn that part off, the installer clobbers your full version with the
headless one.
Regarding round-tripping review PDFs - make sure that
Only if you had the full version of Acrobat Pro and then installed the headless
version overtop of it. In that situation, you would have to uninstall Acrobat
reinstall the full Pro version to restore your functionality. I don't know if
this situation applies to you or not.
From:
More to the point, once you have installed the headless PDF distiller that
comes with FrameMaker, trying to uninstall it is likely to clobber any
installation of Acrobat Standard or Acrobat Pro because the uninstall script
would be unaware of the existence of those tools and the fact that they
Thanks, Fred.
We are going to test this on another computer. Load Acrobat Pro Extended
(we're at ver. 9), then custom load FM12, making sure that the distiller
is not loaded. We'll see if that solves the problem.
Tom Beiswenger
Project Manager - Emhart Glass Cold End
Emhart Glass Mfg. Inc.
The installations screens do not make it obvious and many overlook the
option. A while back, Arnis Gubins posted screenshots on where to look:
https://forums.adobe.com/message/5927477#5927477
IT told me that there was no option to not install Distiller. The
only options they saw were FM12 and
Finalizer, from SQUIDDS, has a module that does this called Imported
Graphics
http://www.finalyser.com/help/#page/Imported%2520graphic/imported_graphic.xml.1.1.html.
Not sure how much it costs, though. I haven't used FM12 yet, but there
might be ExtendScripts that will do what you want.
Prior
Where does Frame get its template for a TOC when it's generated? It's always
importing old multiple reference pages that have been long deleted from other
chapters. The chapters always generate fine, and I constantly see this with the
TOC. I use Frame 12, but have seen this problem in many
