At 9:38 am -0800 12/1/06, William Herr wrote:
I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
Does anyone use this routinely?
If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need acrobat?
At 4:32 pm +0100 12/1/06, Jakob Fix wrote:
I want authors to be able to add comments that will not show up in the
final printed document, but which can be exploited elsewhere, say, in
the online version. Conditional Text seems to be created for this
exact purpose. ...
Testing this out, I could
Since no Acrobat guru has responded, maybe I should add my 2cents.
Sometimes PDF995 (www.pdf995.com) has worked where Acrobat has failed.
Bodvar
On 1/11/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since we are blessed to have so many acrobat gurus on this list:
Windows XP
Adobe Acrobat
I've been trying to set up a bleed margin on a rectangular graphical ornament
on the master page. The visual appearance of the ornament is required to be a
.25 point rule 'flush' with the page edge. (Uh-huh). Thought someone might be
interested in the problem and one possible solution...
Try
Hello Wim,
This problem seems to occur in European versions of FrameMaker 7.2 only.
Indeed, the structapps.fm file in C:\Program
Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\Structure is empty. But if you do a Search in
the subfolders, you will find 4 more structapps.fm files. You can use
one of those, and, if
When I say that the FrameMaker UI needs to be modernized, this one of the
things that I mean. FrameMaker needs a pasteboard like other DTP
applications.
Rick
I've been trying to set up a bleed margin on a rectangular graphical
ornament on the master page. The visual appearance of the
Roger,
On 12/01/06, Roger Shuttleworth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Jakob
Have you tried applying the condition to the Comment element itself,
rather than to the text in it? You would do this by selecting the
element in the Structure View. We do this all the time for some
elements, and
I wanted to send a big thank you to Art Campbell, Peter Gold, Stuart
Rogers, and Glen Voyles for their help with setting up runaround
properties on a table.
In our particular case, I am going to document Art's anchored frame
nesting workaround for our user community, and let them use it when
On 12 Jan 2006, at 17:38, William Herr wrote:
I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
Does anyone use this routinely
Like Apple, I use Distiller.
If it is robust then for a basic author
In 2006, Scriptorium Publishing (an Adobe Authorized Training Center) is
offering training in the classroom and, for the first time, as live,
instructor-led classes over the web. We hope you'll join us!
Classes in January and February are as follows:
* January 17–20: XML and Structured Authoring
Niels, Rick, Hedley,
thanks for your respective replies. The idea to update markers or
variables is interesting indeed.
On 12/01/06, hedley.finger at myob.com wrote:
> Can you explain what the problem is and why you think it is necessary to
> write a plug-in to solve it?
Well, Hedley, it's
At 9:38 am -0800 12/1/06, William Herr wrote:
>I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
>canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
>Does anyone use this routinely?
>
>If it is robust then for a basic author like me, why do I need
At 4:32 pm +0100 12/1/06, Jakob Fix wrote:
>I want authors to be able to add comments that will not show up in the
>final printed document, but which can be exploited elsewhere, say, in
>the online version. Conditional Text seems to be created for this
>exact purpose. ...
>Testing this out, I
Since no Acrobat guru has responded, maybe I should add my 2cents.
Sometimes PDF995 (www.pdf995.com) has worked where Acrobat has failed.
Bodvar
On 1/11/06, Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com
wrote:
> Since we are blessed to have so many acrobat gurus on this list:
>
> Windows XP
> Adobe
I've been trying to set up a bleed margin on a rectangular graphical ornament
on the master page. The visual appearance of the ornament is required to be a
.25 point rule 'flush' with the page edge. (Uh-huh). Thought someone might be
interested in the problem and one possible solution...
Try
hello,
after installing FM 7.2 I can't find the proper structapps file - only an empty
one. I remember seeing postings on the list concerning this issue, what was the
cause and solution?
Met vriendelijke groet / kind regards,
Wim Hooghwinkel wimh at scriptware.nl
DTP and XML Management
Hello Wim,
This problem seems to occur in European versions of FrameMaker 7.2 only.
Indeed, the structapps.fm file in C:\Program
Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\Structure is empty. But if you do a Search in
the subfolders, you will find 4 more structapps.fm files. You can use
one of those, and, if
When I say that the FrameMaker UI needs to be "modernized," this one of the
things that I mean. FrameMaker needs a "pasteboard" like other DTP
applications.
Rick
> I've been trying to set up a bleed margin on a rectangular graphical
> ornament on the master page. The visual appearance of the
Roger,
On 12/01/06, Roger Shuttleworth wrote:
> Hello Jakob
>
> Have you tried applying the condition to the Comment element itself,
> rather than to the text in it? You would do this by selecting the
> element in the Structure View. We do this all the time for some
> elements, and they do not
I wanted to send a big thank you to Art Campbell, Peter Gold, Stuart
Rogers, and Glen Voyles for their help with setting up runaround
properties on a table.
In our particular case, I am going to document Art's "anchored frame
nesting" workaround for our user community, and let them use it when
On 12 Jan 2006, at 17:38, William Herr wrote:
> I just discovered the Folder Actions capability. This lets you assign a
> canned script to a folder. One of those is convert Postscript to pdf.
>
> Does anyone use this routinely
Like Apple, I use Distiller.
> If it is robust then for a basic
I had a solution from MicroType for linking from a PDF to topics in a
CHM.
However, as of Acrobat 7, the links require absolute paths.
This is unacceptable because the links will fail for all Network Server
installations, or any customized installs that deviate from the default.
So I'm back to
In 2006, Scriptorium Publishing (an Adobe Authorized Training Center) is
offering training in the classroom and, for the first time, as live,
instructor-led classes over the web. We hope you'll join us!
Classes in January and February are as follows:
* January 17?20: XML and Structured Authoring
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