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Also, if you have multiple page sizes in the file, you have to print to file
(*.ps), then distill.
Admittedly, I am on FM 9, so if this has gone away in FM 11, I'd love to hear
about it.
Alison
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Also, if you have multiple page sizes in the file, you have to print to file
(*.ps), then distill.
Admittedly, I am on FM 9, so if this has gone away in FM 11, I'd love to hear
about it.
Alison
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Combs, Richard wrote:
>
> Second, it's a bad idea to keep changing printers from Adobe PDF to a physical
> printer and back again, which generally causes the available fonts to change,
> potentially affecting the formatting and pagination of the document.
The last time I saw any formatting actual
Yep, I do save specific job option files.
I think I was focusing (in error) on the SaveAs PDF option rather than the
Print Book option you were describing. My mistake.
Craig
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There are times when quite specific Distiller job options are required by
clients who may be providing the resulting PDF to service bureaus, etc. This
makes printing from .ps files more desirable than simple direct printing to
PDF.
Craig
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I strongly suggest that you re
Richard, thanks:
"Second, it's a bad idea to keep changing printers from Adobe PDF to a physical
printer and back again, which generally causes the available fonts to change,
potentially affecting the formatting and pagination of the document."
I had not considered this one (though, I don't thi
I second that request! It's 45 steps to my office printer (one way) and very
annoying indeed if I forgot to clear the print to file.
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Hi Judy,
We did a small blog on this:
http://blogs.adobe.com/techcomm/2011/03/sample-scripts-utilities-shipped-with-framemaker-10.html
Please have a look.
Best Regards,
Amit Agarwal
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Hi Judy,
We did a small blog on this:
http://blogs.adobe.com/techcomm/2011/03/sample-scripts-utilities-shipped-with-framemaker-10.html
Please have a look.
Best Regards,
Amit Agarwal?
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It's much faster to print straight from FM then to make a PDF every time
I want to print a page or two. Before I finish the doc, I change the
printer to PDF, review the pagination and update the book.
I could try the Save as PDF option.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
052-763-7133
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There have been the la_mml templates and stuff around for a while:
http://www.cs.stir.ac.uk/~kjt/software/framemaker/
I think a better approach (depending upon how many unique FM functions
and formats you require) might be to export the text to rtf or xml and
take that into a LaTeX environment.
Combs, Richard wrote:
>
> Second, it's a bad idea to keep changing printers from Adobe PDF to a physical
> printer and back again, which generally causes the available fonts to change,
> potentially affecting the formatting and pagination of the document.
The last time I saw any formatting actual
Thanks for the info!
As a side comment, the documentation seems to be incorrect to me. I hope it
does _not_ do what I think it says it does:
> The client will then open the files in book one by one, saving them as MIFs
> and also saving them back to fm file format at the same time.
To me a MIF
Thanks for the info!
As a side comment, the documentation seems to be incorrect to me. I hope it
does _not_ do what I think it says it does:
> The client will then open the files in book one by one, saving them as MIFs
> and also saving them back to fm file format at the same time.
To me a MIF
It's much faster to print straight from FM then to make a PDF every time
I want to print a page or two. Before I finish the doc, I change the
printer to PDF, review the pagination and update the book.
I could try the Save as PDF option.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
052-763-7133
On 28-May-13 5:39 P
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