You could take this idea further and create a few character styles for
markers, each one with a diffeent color. Then run a few search search
and replaces replacing marker of type XX and pasting the character format.
--
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
Stuart Rogers wrote:
Hi Kristy,
I would need some more information about how the LEP is built. Is it
built on markers or does it read some hard text or variables from the
pages?
I have several versions, both structured and unstructured, which I
could send you a sample of, if you like (confidential, of course).
Mainly
Hi, Bodvar!
Right now it appears that the LEP was all hard-coded, but I am not tied
to it, since I am breaking it into sections smaller than a page. My
first guess was that it would work well with markers, but I can't figure
out how this is accomplished. I have tried the methods that Clint and
Ric
Please forgive the OT post, but I'm hoping some of the PDF gurus on the list
may be able to help.
I have a PDF that was created using Mac OSX 10.3.9. It displays fine on my
Windows XP SP3 machine, but I cannot extract the text and create a Word
doc. When I try Save As, I get nothing produced
Look in the security properties. What security features are enabled?
-Gillian
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Shuttleworth,
Roger
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 9:20 AM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.
It sounds as if the file may be corrupted, or was created by a tool
that produced a slightly non-standard format.
What version of Acrobat are you using?
Can you download another copy of the document? Maybe check the
document's metadata to see if there are any unusual entries?
Art Campbell
>> I have a PDF that was created using Mac OSX 10.3.9. It displays fine on my
>> Windows XP SP3 machine, but I cannot extract the text and create a Word
>> doc. When I try Save As, I get nothing produced except an error:
>>
>>
>>
>> Bad PDF; could not read page structure. > cannot find CMAP resou
Thanks for your help.
I can save other PDFs without a problem.
My Acrobat version is Acrobat Pro 7.1.0.
The Application was AppleWorks. The PDF Producer is Mac OSX 10.3.9 Quartz
PdfContext according to the Document Properties window. There seems to be
nothing else interesting in the metadata, and
Have you tried:
* Copy/Paste
* Printing to PDF from Acrobat Pro, then trying to extract text by Save As?
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Shuttleworth, Roger
wrote:
> Thanks for your help.
>
> I can save other PDFs without a problem.
> My Acrobat v
Wow, that was worth a try! However...
I reprinted the PDF to the Adobe PDF printer. No problems. The file displays OK.
I tried Save As RTF from the redistilled version and got an informative message:
"Acrobat was able to make this document accessible but found the following
oddities:
Some font
Well, at least you've got it down to a font problem.
If you don't have access to a Mac that may have the missing fonts, you
may want to try a third-party tool, such as:
http://www.pdftodocconverterpro.com/ which at least gives you a free trial.
But if you can't find a Mac and the converters don't
I'm not an Acrobat expert by any means, but have you tried OCR Text
Recognition? I'm on Acrobat 8, and for me, that's Document > OCR Text
Recognition > Recognize Text Using OCR...
I think it's available in Acrobat 7, but I'm not sure.
Have used it occasionally to varying degrees of success.
Figure
Any possibility of printing, scanning, and OCRing (with Adobe Paper Capture or
another tool) the document? Not an elegant solution, perhaps, but quite
possibly faster than retyping, if this approach is feasible for you.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mail
Jim Pinkham wrote:
> Any possibility of printing, scanning, and OCRing (with Adobe Paper
Capture or another tool) the document? Not an elegant solution, perhaps,
but quite possibly faster than retyping, if this approach is feasible
for you.
Other similar possibilities:
1. Print/save the file as a
Hi all
I'm using Frame 7. p492 and Acrobat 8.1.3 and have a question.
I created a user variable for a specific client-related 3 character
abbreviation (acronym?) which the client prefers to have as Small Caps. I
created a character tag called SC Small Caps and embedded that in the
variable prior
I have quite a customised FrameMaker 8 set-up in my Technical
Communication Suite 1.0. The CDs of the trial TCS 2 arrived today but
there was a warning that the previous version needs to be uninstalled
before installing the trial. I started the trial installer, which wants
to install into a
Hi Folks
Some of my colleagues are having problems printing from FrameMaker to
their local printer. First, some technical details:
FrameMaker 8
Windows 2000 or XP (SP2)
Toshiba eStudio 2820c printer/copier
PostScript Driver: estudio 4520C series printer driver, version 5.11.68.0
The problem is
Richard,
You wrote:
>... FrameMaker 7.2 all patches ...
>trying to >Save As "pdf", defining Bookmarks as/from ? styles ...
>...
>%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%%
>%%[Page: 1]%%
>%%[ Error: undefined; OffendingCommand: pdfmark; ErrorInfo: StRetrieve
>P303179 ]%%
>Stack:
>/StRetrieve
>/P303179
>/Sto
You could take this idea further and create a few character styles for
markers, each one with a diffeent color. Then run a few search search
and replaces replacing marker of type XX and pasting the character format.
--
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
Stuart Rogers wrote:
Hi Kristy,
I would need some more information about how the LEP is built. Is it
built on markers or does it read some hard text or variables from the
pages?
I have several versions, both structured and unstructured, which I
could send you a sample of, if you like (confidential, of course).
Mainly
Hi, Bodvar!
Right now it appears that the LEP was all hard-coded, but I am not tied
to it, since I am breaking it into sections smaller than a page. My
first guess was that it would work well with markers, but I can't figure
out how this is accomplished. I have tried the methods that Clint and
Ric
Please forgive the OT post, but I'm hoping some of the PDF gurus on the list
may be able to help.
I have a PDF that was created using Mac OSX 10.3.9. It displays fine on my
Windows XP SP3 machine, but I cannot extract the text and create a Word
doc. When I try Save As, I get nothing produced
Look in the security properties. What security features are enabled?
-Gillian
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Shuttleworth,
Roger
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 9:20 AM
To: framers at lists.frame
It sounds as if the file may be corrupted, or was created by a tool
that produced a slightly non-standard format.
What version of Acrobat are you using?
Can you download another copy of the document? Maybe check the
document's metadata to see if there are any unusual entries?
Art Campbell
>> I have a PDF that was created using Mac OSX 10.3.9. It displays fine on my
>> Windows XP SP3 machine, but I cannot extract the text and create a Word
>> doc. When I try Save As, I get nothing produced except an error:
>>
>>
>>
>> Bad PDF; could not read page structure. > cannot find CMAP resou
Thanks for your help.
I can save other PDFs without a problem.
My Acrobat version is Acrobat Pro 7.1.0.
The Application was AppleWorks. The PDF Producer is Mac OSX 10.3.9 Quartz
PdfContext according to the Document Properties window. There seems to be
nothing else interesting in the metadata, and
Have you tried:
* Copy/Paste
* Printing to PDF from Acrobat Pro, then trying to extract text by Save As?
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Shuttleworth, Roger
wrote:
> Thanks for your help.
>
> I can save other PDFs without a problem.
> My Acrobat v
Wow, that was worth a try! However...
I reprinted the PDF to the Adobe PDF printer. No problems. The file displays OK.
I tried Save As RTF from the redistilled version and got an informative message:
"Acrobat was able to make this document accessible but found the following
oddities:
Some font
Well, at least you've got it down to a font problem.
If you don't have access to a Mac that may have the missing fonts, you
may want to try a third-party tool, such as:
http://www.pdftodocconverterpro.com/ which at least gives you a free trial.
But if you can't find a Mac and the converters don't
I'm not an Acrobat expert by any means, but have you tried OCR Text
Recognition? I'm on Acrobat 8, and for me, that's Document > OCR Text
Recognition > Recognize Text Using OCR...
I think it's available in Acrobat 7, but I'm not sure.
Have used it occasionally to varying degrees of success.
Figure
Any possibility of printing, scanning, and OCRing (with Adobe Paper Capture or
another tool) the document? Not an elegant solution, perhaps, but quite
possibly faster than retyping, if this approach is feasible for you.
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[m
Jim Pinkham wrote:
> Any possibility of printing, scanning, and OCRing (with Adobe Paper
Capture or another tool) the document? Not an elegant solution, perhaps,
but quite possibly faster than retyping, if this approach is feasible
for you.
Other similar possibilities:
1. Print/save the file as a
Hi all
I'm using Frame 7. p492 and Acrobat 8.1.3 and have a question.
I created a user variable for a specific client-related 3 character
abbreviation (acronym?) which the client prefers to have as Small Caps. I
created a character tag called SC Small Caps and embedded that in the
variable prior
Hi Framers,
I have a cross referenced heading. The heading includes a variable that
includes a registered trademark.
The problem is that the trademark in the crossreference droops after I perform
a book update. I suspect Frame converts the character from subscript to normal
after I update th
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