RE: Cannot import graphics SOLVED

2015-01-26-01T14:40Z My thanks to Art Campbell for reminding me of the option to “Mifwash” the offending file, which resolved the problem. ¡Thanks, Art! Dave Stamm Information Engineer General Dynamics Mission Systems Integrated Logistics Engineering Services, Logistics Sec 1700 Magnavox Way,

RE: Scrolling pages issue

Au contraire. I don't believe the performance issues have anything to with either the JPEG image format or color rendering. I've been suffering with the same symptoms for eons and the only image formats I am linking to are either grayscale PDFs or grayscale TIFFs. If possible, we avoid using

Acrobat X: Manually sending a Shared Review

Acrobat X doesn't support using a web-based email for sending Shared Review invitations. It does let you manually send invitations, but I've not been able to find actual instructions for how to do that. The situation is complicated by the fact that I am using WebDAV and a cloud storage service for

RE: FrameMaker locks up SOLVED

2015-01-26-01T16:10Z My thanks to Art Campbell for reminding me of the option to Mifwash the offending file, which resolved the problem. ¡Thanks, Art! Dave Stamm -Original Message- From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of

Re: Acrobat X: Manually sending a Shared Review

Hi Lin, if Acrobat does not recognize the email client (like when a web-based email is used), you cannot send the file specially prepared for the review, which means that you cannot use the email review process at all (as far as I understand it). You would not be able to store your PDF file

RE: Acrobat X: Manually sending a Shared Review

I don't think that's entirely true, Tino. You can still do a email-based PDF review with an unsupported mail system, but it's not automatic and it probably won't be integrated back to the FrameMaker source (I don't know about this last because I've never tried it). The process involves exporting

FM Crashes after generating html

I am using FM10 10.0.2.419 fully patched, as part of TCS, on Windows 7, over a remote desktop connection to the PC where FM is loaded. The FM files are contained on a server which is possibly somewhere else again. I am doing a 'Save book as htm' operation, I have edited the BookHtml and

RE: FrameMaker becomes unresponsive while running the script for the 2nd time

Hi Bhavna, For this script I am not having any error while saving the book after first run or running the script for second time. Is this problem occurring for new book file also or just specific to a particular book file? If possible can you share the file with us? I am attaching a bit

FrameMaker becomes unresponsive while running the script for the 2nd time

Hi Framers,\ I am trying to run to traverse through the paragraph tags in the book files and check for a condition applied on them using the following script: var openedBook = app.ActiveBook //openBookFiles(openedBook) //savePdf(openedBook,bookFile + .pdf)\ var arr_ChapterIds=new

RE: Acrobat X: Manually sending a Shared Review

Hi Fred, I was also thinking of the fact that Acrobat will use a PDF file with some modifications, like the comment function readied for Adobe Reader, not the original file. (This is a useful service and you would have to keep this in mind if your doing it without Acrobat.) But you are

Acrobat Shared Review question (date extention)

Question, not really FM-related, but there does not seem to be an easily-Googled answer... Once a review has completed, is there any way to extend the review date, or do I have to reissue a new document? Grant Frustrated in CO. ___ You

RE: Acrobat X: Manually sending a Shared Review

When you do a server-based shared review, each reviewer's comments are actually stored separate from the review PDF, in separate XML files that are somehow linked to the PDF document. That’s why you can have multiple reviewers reviewing and marking up the document at the same time. If you