Alan,
You're right that 'The page shown onscreen in Framemaker (and different to
page layout programs like InDesign that include the pasteboard) is the
physical page that is enclosed by crop/trim marks' - but you're assumption
that nothing outside these page borders can be printed is not correct.
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On 16/10/2010 6:54 PM, Jay Maechtlen wrote:
I usually use Alt-PrtScn
and paste it in Word or the equivalent.
That catches "active window", which is usually the dialog box.
Reason being: I get the dialog box caption/title also, which is often
ambiguous or otherwise needing of improvement.
Yes,
See if there is an option in Corel to flatten the layers. I think
Visio gives you this option.
That might increase the rendering speed in the PDF.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
On 18-Oct-10 11:27 AM, Jo Watkiss wrote:
> Thanks everybody for lots of advice and suggestio
Alan,
You're right that 'The page shown onscreen in Framemaker (and different to
page layout programs like InDesign that include the pasteboard) is the
physical page that is enclosed by crop/trim marks' - but you're assumption
that nothing outside these page borders can be printed is not correct.
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On 16/10/2010 6:54 PM, Jay Maechtlen wrote:
> I usually use Alt-PrtScn
> and paste it in Word or the equivalent.
>
> That catches "active window", which is usually the dialog box.
> Reason being: I get the dialog box caption/title also, which is often
> ambiguous or otherwise needing of improvement
I have been using SVN and Tortoise with FrameMaker for the last few
years. It's "okay" but I am now making the switch to TFS and Visual
Studio, because our development team is switching from SVN to TFS (and
using Visual Studio for versioning).
My biggest problem with SVN was actually creating new
Thanks everybody for lots of advice and suggestions.
We don't have access to Solidworks itself, only the 3D e-drawing (.easm)
that is supplied by the project engineer. We use the Solidworks
eDrawings Viewer to manipulate the model to get the illustration that we
need. Unfortunately, if we want to
Jo:
According to my mechanical designer (Alex has been great - teaching me about
what I can do via AI with his SolidWorks stuff) there is pretty much *zero*
work involved for the engineers to Save As an AI file (or a DWG file if your
SoildWorks is older than the 2009 version) when they Save As
Jo:
According to my mechanical designer (Alex has been great - teaching me about
what I can do via AI with his SolidWorks stuff) there is pretty much *zero*
work involved for the engineers to Save As an AI file (or a DWG file if your
SoildWorks is older than the 2009 version) when they Save As
On 18/10/2010, at 9:39 AM, Edmondson, Becky wrote:
> HI Alan,
>
> I don't understand this--> "The page shown onscreen in Framemaker
> (and different to page layout
> programs like InDesign that include the pasteboard) is the physical
> page that is enclosed by crop/trim marks. That means what y
I have been using SVN and Tortoise with FrameMaker for the last few
years. It's "okay" but I am now making the switch to TFS and Visual
Studio, because our development team is switching from SVN to TFS (and
using Visual Studio for versioning).
My biggest problem with SVN was actually creating new
Sweet - thanks, Richard!
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Sweet - thanks, Richard!
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Hi Becky,
I am not certain how you are going to have this processed in pre-press
but in my experience with pre-press operators is that they really hate
it when they have to delete and rebuild crop marks on multi-page pdfs.
Especially if they are reflecting left/right page layouts.
The page
See if there is an option in Corel to flatten the layers. I think
Visio gives you this option.
That might increase the rendering speed in the PDF.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
On 18-Oct-10 11:27 AM, Jo Watkiss wrote:
Thanks everybody for lots of advice and suggestion
Thanks everybody for lots of advice and suggestions.
We don't have access to Solidworks itself, only the 3D e-drawing (.easm)
that is supplied by the project engineer. We use the Solidworks
eDrawings Viewer to manipulate the model to get the illustration that we
need. Unfortunately, if we want to
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