Brian,
You wrote:
>... I would like the first page of the Glossary to be numbered
>"Glossary-1". I can make this appear on the page by editing the footer
>on the Master Pages. However, when I run the TOC update, it only pulls
>the "1". It leaves the "Glossary-" off.
>
>I have been reading through
One of my colleagues is working for a company that is using Frame 8.
He was having some problems generating a PDF, and, guess what -- his
doc is due today.
First thing he tried was to export his book and all its chapters to
Frame 7. I was not able to read a single one.
SO, I downloaded a free
Can you create a new document and PDF it?
And have you checked your trial version to see if all patches have
been rolled in? And if not, you probably need to apply any patches.
Are you using the limited Distiller version that came with the trial,
or a separate complete Acrobat install?
Art Campb
Hi Emily,
I doubt this is related to the FM9 trial, though *you* may indeed be running
a version of Acrobat other than what FM is looking for. I'll leave that one
for Dov, in case he's around...
It's my understanding that the trial is same installer as you would use
normally, but without a serial
I'm using whatever came with the free trial.
At 02:02 PM 12/22/2008, Art Campbell wrote:
Thanks for your prompt reply, Art. Answers embedded, below.
>Can you create a new document and PDF it?
Yes.
>And have you checked your trial version to see if all patches have
>been rolled in? And if not,
Yeah, there might be some psychotic graphics somewhere.
I'm not really familiar with the doc, since I only have seen it for a
few hours.
I will try to create each chapter into its own PDF as a
start. Thanks for the suggestions.
It's only time, and -- I read this on a Celestial Seasonings teab
It's a corrupt graphic. I went though the same scenario. Home in on graphics
and you'll resolve this issue. Hang tough...regards, Kelly.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com on behalf of Emily Berk
Sent: Mon 12/22/2008 4:21 PM
To: Alan Litchfield
Cc: Framers at F
I have gone through and saved every chapter individually to
PDF. Every single one generated ok.
But then when I try to gen the PDF, it only creates a text file that
says that it fails on page 49.
Sigh.
This is a HUGE doc.
-- Emily
At 02:21 PM 12/22/2008, Emily Berk wrote:
>Yeah, there might
Recently (in Frame 7.2) I had a large book with 50+ chapters, minimal
graphics and a total page count of only about 300. I could not
generate a PDF of the whole thing in one shot. I ended up making PDFs
in thirds, then assembling the parts in Acrobat. A hassle, to be
sure. FM was able to ge
Will it crash if you produce the PDF's with 1 save,as separate files, then?
How about Printing to the Adobe PDF driver?
If you can get the individual PDF's produced easily then the "stitching
together" should be simple with the Create PDF from Multiple Files command
within Acrobat.
-Matt
-Or
So, here's something exciting and interesting.
With the old book file, which I am keeping around just for jollies,
you can print:
1. A PDF of all pages 1 - 49 without fail.
2. A PDF of all pages 10 - 258 without fail.
3. A PDF of all pages 51 - 258 without fail.
But you cannot print a PDF of
Well, it's reproducible in that PDFs cannot be generated from this
one special book file from three different installations of FM (one
licensed, two trial), on three very different computer systems. But
a second book file that prints exactly the same chapters in the same
order works on all thr
One of my colleagues is working for a company that is using Frame 8.
He was having some problems generating a PDF, and, guess what -- his
doc is due today.
First thing he tried was to export his book and all its chapters to
Frame 7. I was not able to read a single one.
SO, I downloaded a free
Timing :(
First thing I would look for is a corrupt/badly formed graphic file.
If you have any graphics in any specific chapter files, that is.
So what I'd do:
1, Try to print each chapter to ps (not direct to pdf) then manually
distill them using Acrobat and see which one(s) fail.
2, When it
Can you create a new document and PDF it?
And have you checked your trial version to see if all patches have
been rolled in? And if not, you probably need to apply any patches.
Are you using the limited Distiller version that came with the trial,
or a separate complete Acrobat install?
Art Campb
Hi Emily,
I doubt this is related to the FM9 trial, though *you* may indeed be running
a version of Acrobat other than what FM is looking for. I'll leave that one
for Dov, in case he's around...
It's my understanding that the trial is same installer as you would use
normally, but without a serial
I'm using whatever came with the free trial.
At 02:02 PM 12/22/2008, Art Campbell wrote:
Thanks for your prompt reply, Art. Answers embedded, below.
>Can you create a new document and PDF it?
Yes.
>And have you checked your trial version to see if all patches have
>been rolled in? And if not,
Yeah, there might be some psychotic graphics somewhere.
I'm not really familiar with the doc, since I only have seen it for a
few hours.
I will try to create each chapter into its own PDF as a
start. Thanks for the suggestions.
It's only time, and -- I read this on a Celestial Seasonings teab
It's a corrupt graphic. I went though the same scenario. Home in on graphics
and you'll resolve this issue. Hang tough...regards, Kelly.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com on behalf of Emily Berk
Sent: Mon 12/22/2008 4:21 PM
To: Alan Litchfield
Cc: fram...@fram
I have gone through and saved every chapter individually to
PDF. Every single one generated ok.
But then when I try to gen the PDF, it only creates a text file that
says that it fails on page 49.
Sigh.
This is a HUGE doc.
-- Emily
At 02:21 PM 12/22/2008, Emily Berk wrote:
>Yeah, there might
Recently (in Frame 7.2) I had a large book with 50+ chapters, minimal
graphics and a total page count of only about 300. I could not
generate a PDF of the whole thing in one shot. I ended up making PDFs
in thirds, then assembling the parts in Acrobat. A hassle, to be
sure. FM was able to ge
Will it crash if you produce the PDF's with 1 save,as separate files, then?
How about Printing to the Adobe PDF driver?
If you can get the individual PDF's produced easily then the "stitching
together" should be simple with the Create PDF from Multiple Files command
within Acrobat.
-Matt
-Or
So, here's something exciting and interesting.
With the old book file, which I am keeping around just for jollies,
you can print:
1. A PDF of all pages 1 - 49 without fail.
2. A PDF of all pages 10 - 258 without fail.
3. A PDF of all pages 51 - 258 without fail.
But you cannot print a PDF of
Well, it's reproducible in that PDFs cannot be generated from this
one special book file from three different installations of FM (one
licensed, two trial), on three very different computer systems. But
a second book file that prints exactly the same chapters in the same
order works on all thr
On 23/12/2008, at 2:47 PM, Emily Berk wrote:
> So, here's something exciting and interesting.
>
> With the old book file, which I am keeping around just for jollies,
> you can print:
>
> 1. A PDF of all pages 1 - 49 without fail.
> 2. A PDF of all pages 10 - 258 without fail.
> 3. A PDF of all
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