Further to my previous posting:
. I am defining some half-tones taken from FrameMaker's grays library and set
to print as process. However, in the PDF they are still coming though as spot
plates.
. It has been suggested to me that the way around this is to set the colors to
print as 'Tint'
At 09:30 + 23/11/06, Steve Rickaby wrote:
Further to my previous posting:
. It has been suggested to me that the way around this is to set the colors to
print as 'Tint' rather than 'Process' in the Color Definitions dialog.
However, when I change 'Process' to 'Tint' for 'Print As', the
Thought I'd finished with my Acrobat woes -- but ... wrong!
I upgraded my work XP Pro laptop and home PC from Acro 5 to 7.08 a
couple of weeks ago. The home PC works fine now (thanks Fred!), but when
I run Acro 7 on the laptop, all is OK until about one minute has passed.
It then closes with
We use both, so I'll take a shot:
- BookVars operates on books, not files.
- BookVars is excellent for defining, updating, deleting, renaming
variables book-wide (can create groups of variables
which is very nice so that you can import a group of variables)
- EZVars is very nice for applying
I've not heard of this problem before.
It may seem obvious but have you tried a reinstall? I presume also that
you had the correct rights to install software with your account.
Other than that, did you completely uninstall 5 before upgrading. I seem
to remember some discussion on this
You can develop command line utils for FM using Mekon's FrameAC, which
is an ActiveX API for FrameMaker. This would allow you to control
FrameMaker, open your documents, extract the info (given that there are
rules that can be applied to get it), and then create another FM
document.
This allows
At 08:39 -0500 22/11/06, Art Campbell wrote:
Carol, I haven't played with this, but in pre-7 versions, the file
name field could contain an asterisc, which FM interpreted by printing
each chapter_file.fm to a chapter_file.pdf. Might see if it still
works that way instead of typing in a file name.
At 12:45 -0500 23/11/06, Fred Ridder wrote:
The asterisk didn't go in the filename. What you needed to do was
use a single asterisk as a placeholder in the Print to File box so
that you're only specifying the path to the directory where the
PostScript files will be placed.
Duh! ;-)
But that
Hello Lynne,
Thank you!
My problem was i tried to solve it in the EDD and in the R/W rules.
I removed the rules in the EDD and it works now.
Regards,
Egwin
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Van: Lynne A. Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: donderdag 23 november 2006 0:00
Aan: Egwin;
Hello,
this is not possible. For this is FrameScript the best way.
regards
Karsten 'MAC' Natebus
http://framescript.natebus.de
Hello Framers
Greetings!
I am using PC verison of Frame 7.2.
Is it possible to *extract some specific data from other fm files into a
main fm file* through a command
Can someone tell me to what thread Karsten was replying? It certainly
wan't "Third party vendors"!
-- Hedley
Hello Michael,
you can do this with a recursive function or sub.
Set StartDir = 'c:\programme\';
Run RecDir pv_strDir(StartDir);
Sub RecDir Using pv_strDir
Local
Further to my previous posting:
. I am defining some half-tones taken from FrameMaker's grays library and set
to print as process. However, in the PDF they are still coming though as spot
plates.
. It has been suggested to me that the way around this is to set the colors to
print as 'Tint'
At 09:30 + 23/11/06, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>Further to my previous posting:
>
>. It has been suggested to me that the way around this is to set the colors to
>print as 'Tint' rather than 'Process' in the Color Definitions dialog.
>However, when I change 'Process' to 'Tint' for 'Print As',
Hello Framers
Greetings!
I am using PC verison of Frame 7.2.
Is it possible to *extract some specific data from other fm files into a
main fm file* through a command run?
i am not aware of any macros (other then keyboard macros) in Framemaker.
Please advise.
Thnx for your help
Surbhi
Thought I'd finished with my Acrobat woes -- but ... wrong!
I upgraded my work XP Pro laptop and home PC from Acro 5 to 7.08 a
couple of weeks ago. The home PC works fine now (thanks Fred!), but when
I run Acro 7 on the laptop, all is OK until about one minute has passed.
It then closes with
We use both, so I'll take a shot:
- BookVars operates on books, not files.
- BookVars is excellent for defining, updating, deleting, renaming
variables book-wide (can create groups of variables
which is very nice so that you can import a group of variables)
- EZVars is very nice for
I've not heard of this problem before.
It may seem obvious but have you tried a reinstall? I presume also that
you had the correct rights to install software with your account.
Other than that, did you completely uninstall 5 before upgrading. I seem
to remember some discussion on this
You can develop command line utils for FM using Mekon's FrameAC, which
is an ActiveX API for FrameMaker. This would allow you to control
FrameMaker, open your documents, extract the info (given that there are
rules that can be applied to get it), and then create another FM
document.
This allows
At 08:39 -0500 22/11/06, Art Campbell wrote:
>Carol, I haven't played with this, but in pre-7 versions, the file
>name field could contain an asterisc, which FM interpreted by printing
>each chapter_file.fm to a chapter_file.pdf. Might see if it still
>works that way instead of typing in a file
At 12:45 -0500 23/11/06, Fred Ridder wrote:
>The asterisk didn't go in the filename. What you needed to do was
>use a single asterisk as a placeholder in the "Print to File" box so
>that you're only specifying the path to the directory where the
>PostScript files will be placed.
Duh! ;-)
>But
Hello Lynne,
Thank you!
My problem was i tried to solve it in the EDD and in the R/W rules.
I removed the rules in the EDD and it works now.
Regards,
Egwin
-Oorspronkelijk bericht-
Van: Lynne A. Price [mailto:lprice at txstruct.com]
Verzonden: donderdag 23 november 2006 0:00
Aan:
Hello,
this is not possible. For this is FrameScript the best way.
regards
Karsten 'MAC' Natebus
http://framescript.natebus.de
>Hello Framers
>
>Greetings!
>I am using PC verison of Frame 7.2.
>Is it possible to *extract some specific data from other fm files into a
>main fm file* through a
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