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ook.
But when I save as HTML, FM chugs for a bit, then hangs.
The book is well-formed, with no unresolved x-refs, etc.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
john
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I have a 200-page book with a simple template and consistent
formatting I can save as a monolithic .html file with no problem.
I also have a 1000-page legacy book with a complicated template and
inconsistent formatting, when I try to save that as .html FM10 churns
away for a while, then appears to
Clint,
I had the same issue with Win 7 64-bit, FM 9, and Acrobat X. Win 7 32-bit
prints fine.
Performing the following steps resolves the error for me. Although I had
previously cleared this option in Printing Preferences, the solution seems to
be clearing this option in the Printing Defaults.
Hi, all!Thanks for the suggestions. As it turns out, there's all SORTS of odd issues:* PDF Expert support acknowledges that it's a bug that will be fixed in the next patch. OK; and their signature -capture support is superior to Reader (see below).* Cross-links in Reader for the iPad does NOT work
I had serious problems with Acrobat X when I first installed it on
Windows 7, 64-bit, particularly after applying the first two updates.
The updates kept reassigning the port to COMM1 and losing the desktop
and document ports! The solution was to go to Devices and Printers,
delete the Adobe PDF
Yes, that is typically what a script like this will do: it will combine all
of the documents, and then "flatten" the cross-references so that they
become internal to the combined document.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-283-5045
585-219-8959 fax
rick at frameexpert.com
http://www.fra
Clint,
I had the same issue with Win 7 64-bit, FM 9, and Acrobat X. Win 7 32-bit
prints fine.
Performing the following steps resolves the error for me. Although I had
previously cleared this option in Printing Preferences, the solution seems to
be clearing this option in the Printing Defaults.
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That is exactly what the Adobe Tech and I did, plus many other things, during a
two hour session. He was stumped and is elevating it to a more senior
troubleshooter. More to come!
Thanks,
Clint
Clint Owen | Sr. Technical Writer | Crane Aerospace & Electronics
| +1 425 743 8674 | Fax: +1 425
That is exactly what the Adobe Tech and I did, plus many other things, during a
two hour session. He was stumped and is elevating it to a more senior
troubleshooter. More to come!
Thanks,
Clint
Clint?Owen |?Sr. Technical?Writer | Crane Aerospace & Electronics
|?+1?425?743?8674?| Fax: +1?425
I had serious problems with Acrobat X when I first installed it on
Windows 7, 64-bit, particularly after applying the first two updates.
The updates kept reassigning the port to COMM1 and losing the desktop
and document ports! The solution was to go to Devices and Printers,
delete the Adobe PDF
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:33:07 -0400, Jim Owens
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>If the book is smallish, why not just CTRL-A CTRL-C CTRL-V all the
>chapters into a single Frame file?
Because you'll have to recreate every xref
and hyperlink, since they all point to the
original files. Same problem with putting
the cha
idea what I'm doing wrong?
john
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 18:45:52 +, John Sgammato
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>We are converting our legacy FM content into a new
>MindTouch knowledge base. We can populate the database
>with thousands of pages of legacy content IF we can
>provide MindTouch with a monolithic HTML file or CHM
>for each book.
Q
Yes, that is typically what a script like this will do: it will combine all
of the documents, and then "flatten" the cross-references so that they
become internal to the combined document.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-283-5045
585-219-8959 fax
r...@frameexpert.com
http://www.framee
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On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 15:33:07 -0400, Jim Owens
wrote:
>If the book is smallish, why not just CTRL-A CTRL-C CTRL-V all the
>chapters into a single Frame file?
Because you'll have to recreate every xref
and hyperlink, since they all point to the
original files. Same problem with putting
the cha
If the book is smallish, why not just CTRL-A CTRL-C CTRL-V all the
chapters into a single Frame file?
On 2012-04-20 14:25, John Sgammato wrote:
I am trying to save a smallish book as HTML. I have done the HTML
setup utility bit and copied the reference pages across the files in
the book.
B
I have a 200-page book with a simple template and consistent
formatting I can save as a monolithic .html file with no problem.
I also have a 1000-page legacy book with a complicated template and
inconsistent formatting, when I try to save that as .html FM10 churns
away for a while, then appears to
On Fri, 20 Apr 2012 18:45:52 +, John Sgammato
wrote:
>We are converting our legacy FM content into a new
>MindTouch knowledge base. We can populate the database
>with thousands of pages of legacy content IF we can
>provide MindTouch with a monolithic HTML file or CHM
>for each book.
Q
Yes, that was the Rick Quatro FrameScript. I don't currently use FrameScript,
but it looks like it may be my only solution -
Except that FM crashing, however common, is not normal behavior. It may be that
the tools I have will do what I need them to do once I unravel this mystery.
I don't like to
I thought someone had recommended using a FM plug in that stuck all parts of a
book into 1 huge .fm file; which you could then send to HTML via MIF2Go?
From: John Sgammato [mailto:jsgamm...@imprivata.com]
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 2:46 PM
To: Jeff Coatsworth; f
No. I have and often use that excellent tool, but it cannot save an entire book
as a single HTML file, which is a requirement for this project.
I have a few workarounds, but they won't scale.
Here's the story: We are converting our legacy FM content into a new MindTouch
knowledge base. We can pop
Not using MIF2Go to produce good HTML out of FM?
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of John Sgammato
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2012 2:25 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Save as HTML causes
Do you have the PostScript Type 1 versions of Helvetica and/or Times installed
on your system? I had problems creating PDFs from any app after I was recently
updated to Windows 7, and the problem was ultimately solved by remoiving the
Helvetica font. The guy at the third-party helpdesk our comp
OK, between the problem with printing a PS file and this new information, I
think the problem is with the Acrobat installation, and probably nothing to
do with Frame.
One thing to double check -- when you installed FM, you should NOT have
installed the bundled, limited Acrobat distiller if you
I am trying to save a smallish book as HTML. I have done the HTML setup utility
bit and copied the reference pages across the files in the book.
But when I save as HTML, FM chugs for a bit, then hangs.
The book is well-formed, with no unresolved x-refs, etc.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
john
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Actually, it seems to affect printing to PDF from all applications. This
morning I could not get a PDF from even a short document in Word, even
though it worked yesterday for the PC Tech.
Thanks,
Clint
Clint Owen | Sr. Technical Writer | Crane Aerospace & Electronics | +1
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Can you print longer files to the PDF printer instance from other
applications? Word, for instance?
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent and
a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
> Am I the only person who never sees them except for toolbar buttons?
>
I only see tool tips when hovering over tabs or toolbar buttons. My
Interface Preferences have tool tips set to "Normal."
Mike Wickham
I had seen that font item in the setup and thought it might be related. I
unchecked both instances and rebooted but no luck. My PC Tech is on the phone
with Adobe right now.
Thanks,
Clint
Clint Owen | Sr. Technical Writer | Crane Aerospace & Electronics
| +1 425 743 8674 | Fax: +1 425 743 81
I had seen that font item in the setup and thought it might be related. I
unchecked both instances and rebooted but no luck. My PC Tech is on the phone
with Adobe right now.
Thanks,
Clint
Clint?Owen |?Sr. Technical?Writer | Crane Aerospace & Electronics
|?+1?425?743?8674?| Fax: +1?425?743?81
Am I the only person who never sees them except for toolbar buttons?
I only see tool tips when hovering over tabs or toolbar buttons. My
Interface Preferences have tool tips set to "Normal."
Mike Wickham
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We are finally moving to Windows 7 (just as Windows 8 is around the corner!).
I just got a Dell 64 bit Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHz machine with 4 GB Ram. It has
Windows 7 Enterprise loaded. I have FrameMaker 10.0.0.388 and Acrobat X 10.1.3.
Everything works great until I try to create a PDF from FM. T
We are finally moving to Windows 7 (just as Windows 8 is around the corner!).
I just got a Dell 64 bit Core 2 Duo 2.33 GHz machine with 4 GB Ram. It has
Windows 7 Enterprise loaded. I have FrameMaker 10.0.0.388 and Acrobat X 10.1.3.
Everything works great until I try to create a PDF from FM. T
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If the links work in Acrobat Reader on a local drive on Windows, maybe
PDF Expert doesn't support named destinations. Have you tried Adobe
Reader for iPad?
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/adobe-reader/id469337564?mt=8
On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 1:47 PM, David Artman wrote:
> When imported into PDF Ex
Am I the only person who never sees them except for toolbar buttons?
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 6:26 AM, Johan Anglemark
wrote:
> Yes, same here. I've given up trying to find somewhere to turn them off.
> Setting File>Preferences>Interface>Tool Tips to Hidden doesn't help.
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I've not looked in FM 10, but .rtf is probably still Save As option. My past
experience, though, was that save as rtf took forever for just a single
file.
I use Mif2Go to convert drafts to rtf for my clients to mark up in Word. I
works well and fast for a whole book. Lots of graphics slow it down
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