Hello listers,
After installing Acrobat Pro 9.0 the “Save As” option has ceased to work and
throws an error “the selected job option does not exist in the current
installation. Create a job option or select an existing job option” Selecting
OK throws another error “Framemaker could not find Ac
For a long time, people here have recommended that you do not use the
Save as PDF option, but rather use the File > Print option and set the
printer to Adobe PDF.
If you do that, do you still get the same error message?
Nadine
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Hello listers,
>
> After installing Acroba
Yes I am aware of the same and hence I was trying to clarify the same,that is a
known error.
File >Print option >Adobe PDF throws "Font information on your system has
changed" error and changes the fonts (used in headings.
I have uninstalled the Acrobat 5.0 before installing Acrobat Pro 9.0.
Please excuse the contents of another mail(direct offline response) that was
attached accidently in the earlier mail.
Yes I am aware of the same and hence I was trying to clarify the same,that is a
known error.
File >Print option >Adobe PDF throws "Font information on your system has
chang
I believe that means that the Adobe PDF printer does not support the
font that you used for your headers.
Nadine
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Please excuse the contents of another mail(direct offline response) that was
> attached accidently in the earlier mail.
>
>
> Yes I am aware of the same an
Hi all,
Is there any method of creating rollover text in a pdf generated from a
FrameMaker file? I can create mailto and url hypertext links (from
FrameMaker hypertext markers) that display the marker text as a
rollover, but is there any way to do this for normal text (i.e., without
the link bein
With the TimeSavers you can do this is a couple ways:
1. http://www.microtype.com/showcase/highlight.pdf
2. http://www.microtype.com/showcase/FormAsst/SP_RolloverPop_demo.pdf
Baruch Brodersen
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.
This looks like part of a bigger problem with character ranges. It's
understandable that you would get this behavior where arrowing from one
direction makes the transition point show one property, and from the other
direction the transition point shows another. The fact that the Enter key (new
Not exactly correct, Nadine. The message that Garnier refers to occurs whenever
you change the printer you have selected--for example when you change from your
system's default printer to the Adobe PDF printer. The reason for the message
is that on a Windows system the information on font metri
Thanks for the correction and clarification, Fred. I try to stick to common
fonts whenever possible (eg, Times New Roman and Arial) to avoid these issues.
I get the warning, but I haven't had a problem with font change in quite some
time.
Nadine
--- On Mon, 6/29/09, Fred Ridder wrote:
> Fro
Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> If you apply bold to a char range that includes the last char in a
pgf,
> then Maker will assume the whole pgf should be bolded. Using the
Default
> Font setting in the fmt catalog won't change it back to its default
> properties. I've found that you should always hav
Exactly what version of FrameMaker are you using with Acrobat 9?
If you are using versions of FrameMaker earlier than 7.2, what you are
experiencing
would naturally be expected. Why? Acrobat 7 changed the name of the PostScript
printer
driver instance from "Acrobat Distiller" (or some name simil
Gordon,
You are correct that by default FM exports a forced return as a regular
return. There are other special characters that FM converts to more usual
characters. For example, it exports a discretionary hyphen as a regular hyphen.
There are a couple of read/write rules that may help in y
"Lynne A. Price" wrote:
> Are you asking why the second row isn't placed on the first page
> or why a 3-row table with an orphan setting of 2 breaks at all?
Either way. Something was inconsistent for me, so thanks for confirming you see
the behavior as well.
In the para designer, this feature i
At 11:30 AM 6/29/2009, Andy Kass wrote:
>In the para designer, this feature is clearly labeled widow/orphan
>control, but the table designer controls refer only to orphans, so I
>thought that maybe tables handle only orphan rows, despite the
>documentation. But the behavior we're seeing is clear
Sorry. My error.
I was dealing with 2 problems at the same time and spoke to the wrong issue in
my reply.
As for the page breaks and the 95% factor, I firmly believe that certain
formatting issues add significantly to manual usability (in the medical device
industry, we are mandated to provide
Andy Kass wrote (in small part):
> I actually don't mind breaking a small table, since I have fairly tall rows.
> And if it does break like that, having orphans is better than having widows.
> However, not being able to use the space created at the bottom of the page
> makes it all useless. M
There is another solution to this problem and it is associated with the PPD
files themselves
and their support for "printer resident fonts." At one time (over 18 years
ago), it was
considered useful for PostScript printers to have "resident fonts" such that
less memory
was needed in the printer
Hi Listers,
Thanks to each one of you who responded to my query.
Am using FM 7.0 and was using Acrobat distiller 5.0. All was working fine
including the scripts that I use for various processes before the docs go into
the build.
The requirement shifted to having editable pdfs so opted for Ac
Hi
Have any of you been working with tools that grab screen shots
automatically. I am going to
- start our application
- send data to the application using a java based simulator
- capture various screens and parts of screens
- save the screens as .png
Change the language settings of the PC
an
Hello listers,
After installing Acrobat Pro 9.0 the ?Save As? option has ceased to work and
throws an error ?the selected job option does not exist in the current
installation. Create a job option or select an existing job option? Selecting
OK throws another error ?Framemaker could not find Ac
For a long time, people here have recommended that you do not use the
Save as PDF option, but rather use the File > Print option and set the
printer to Adobe PDF.
If you do that, do you still get the same error message?
Nadine
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Hello listers,
>
> After installing Acroba
Yes I am aware of the same and hence I was trying to clarify the same,that is a
known error.
File >Print option >Adobe PDF throws "Font information on your system has
changed" error and changes the fonts (used in headings.
I have uninstalled the Acrobat 5.0 before installing Acrobat Pro 9.0.
Please excuse the contents of another mail(direct offline response) that was
attached accidently in the earlier mail.
Yes I am aware of the same and hence I was trying to clarify the same,that is a
known error.
File >Print option >Adobe PDF throws "Font information on your system has
chang
I believe that means that the Adobe PDF printer does not support the
font that you used for your headers.
Nadine
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Please excuse the contents of another mail(direct offline response) that was
> attached accidently in the earlier mail.
>
>
> Yes I am aware of the same an
Hi all,
Is there any method of creating rollover text in a pdf generated from a
FrameMaker file? I can create mailto and url hypertext links (from
FrameMaker hypertext markers) that display the marker text as a
rollover, but is there any way to do this for normal text (i.e., without
the link being
With the TimeSavers you can do this is a couple ways:
1. http://www.microtype.com/showcase/highlight.pdf
2. http://www.microtype.com/showcase/FormAsst/SP_RolloverPop_demo.pdf
Baruch Brodersen
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lis
This looks like part of a bigger problem with character ranges. It's
understandable that you would get this behavior where arrowing from one
direction makes the transition point show one property, and from the other
direction the transition point shows another. The fact that the Enter key (new
Not exactly correct, Nadine. The message that Garnier refers to occurs whenever
you change the printer you have selected--for example when you change from your
system's default printer to the Adobe PDF printer. The reason for the message
is that on a Windows system the information on font metri
Thanks for the correction and clarification, Fred. I try to stick to common
fonts whenever possible (eg, Times New Roman and Arial) to avoid these issues.
I get the warning, but I haven't had a problem with font change in quite some
time.
Nadine
--- On Mon, 6/29/09, Fred Ridder wrote:
> Fro
Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> If you apply bold to a char range that includes the last char in a
pgf,
> then Maker will assume the whole pgf should be bolded. Using the
Default
> Font setting in the fmt catalog won't change it back to its default
> properties. I've found that you should always have
Exactly what version of FrameMaker are you using with Acrobat 9?
If you are using versions of FrameMaker earlier than 7.2, what you are
experiencing
would naturally be expected. Why? Acrobat 7 changed the name of the PostScript
printer
driver instance from "Acrobat Distiller" (or some name simil
Gordon,
You are correct that by default FM exports a forced return as a regular
return. There are other special characters that FM converts to more usual
characters. For example, it exports a discretionary hyphen as a regular hyphen.
There are a couple of read/write rules that may help in y
"Lynne A. Price" wrote:
> Are you asking why the second row isn't placed on the first page
> or why a 3-row table with an orphan setting of 2 breaks at all?
Either way. Something was inconsistent for me, so thanks for confirming you see
the behavior as well.
In the para designer, this feature i
At 11:30 AM 6/29/2009, Andy Kass wrote:
>In the para designer, this feature is clearly labeled widow/orphan
>control, but the table designer controls refer only to orphans, so I
>thought that maybe tables handle only orphan rows, despite the
>documentation. But the behavior we're seeing is clear
Sorry. My error.
I was dealing with 2 problems at the same time and spoke to the wrong issue in
my reply.
As for the page breaks and the 95% factor, I firmly believe that certain
formatting issues add significantly to manual usability (in the medical device
industry, we are mandated to provide
Andy Kass wrote (in small part):
> I actually don't mind breaking a small table, since I have fairly tall rows.
> And if it does break like that, having orphans is better than having widows.
> However, not being able to use the space created at the bottom of the page
> makes it all useless. M
There is another solution to this problem and it is associated with the PPD
files themselves
and their support for "printer resident fonts." At one time (over 18 years
ago), it was
considered useful for PostScript printers to have "resident fonts" such that
less memory
was needed in the printer
Verner,
I write in Controlled English for translation. I would write: Wait while
the program updates the results.
Thus, you avoid the "Please" and the gerund (updating), the first of
which is unnecessary and the second of which may not be translatable in
many languages. Simple, direct, active voi
For some reason, the XML exported from FrameMaker 8 does not recognize forced
returns (Control-Enter). We've reported this as a bug, but Adobe has
effectively ignored us and we've had no luck getting any type of workaround
other than downgrading to FrameMaker 7.
- Gordon
--- On Sun, 6/28/09
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