OT: question about commenting in Acrobat 7 Pro

[Wade Courtney]

See comments inline


> 1) I assumed that for PDFs created with Acrobat 7 Pro,
> commenting is enabled for Adobe Reader by default. Is
> that true?

No you have to enable it.  there are two ways, one in the commenting
menu, and the other is during in the "send for review" wizard.

> 5) If I create a PDF using Acrobat 7 Pro, can I turn
> off commenting in any way other than Saving as an
> earlier version of PDF or security?
>
no, this is a security setting.

> 6) Am using this with FM 7.1. I can't find a way to
> semi-automatically apply security through the FM
> interface, nor through Joboptions, only through
> printer preferences. Is that the only way?
>

I don't think so.  I have never been able to apply security settings
through frame.

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Wade Courtney
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FrameMaker on Win XP Pro 64-bit?

[Wade Courtney]

I couldn't get the installer to run. :(

I even tried different compatability settings

Wade
On 11/22/05, Aaron Gutfreund  wrote:
> Does anyone know how well FrameMaker runs on Windows XP Pro x64 edition (the
> Operating System)? Your feedback would be much appreciated.
>
> A a r o n
>
>

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Wade Courtney
San Francisco Bay Area
Yahoo: wcourtne
www.sabioinc.com

Christening the new listserv

[Wade Courtney]

I honor of the new listserv, I thing we should had a "frame is dead,
long live frame party", and a pity party for the mac users.

HAHAHAHA

It's a joke son, dontcha get it.


W

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Wade Courtney
San Francisco Bay Area
Yahoo: wcourtne
www.sabioinc.com