Lin,
As far as I recall, modern versions of Adobe Reader autogenerate the PDF
bookmark pane and thumbnails on the fly if you ask them to,
so if megabytes are really that tight for you, you could probably ditch them
anyway?
David
Message: 2
Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2015 14:16:20 -0500
From: Lin Sims
Good morning all,
I am hoping to add Adobe Acrobat to my FM 12 installation soon.
I was just wondering about best practice regarding this.
I assume it is recommended to use Acrobat rather than say a cheaper PDF editor
, like Foxit?
Also, could someone explain what happens when Acrobat is co-in
When FM is installed standalone, a "headless" PDF Creator version is installed
to be able to generate PDFs out of FM. This can sometimes clobber existing
installs of Acrobat. Adding it after the fact should replace the "headless"
version, but if it fails, then uninstalling everything, installing
Jeff is right-on, as far as I'm concerned. Definitely install Acrobat before
installing FM (making sure to not install the FM PDF creation thingy on top of
your existing Acrobat installation).
My own question is if my company should bump up to FM 12 from FM 11 if our
deliverables are only pdf f
Well, one of the main things I’m looking for in going from FM11 to FM12 is the
fix for the fatal crashes that I get from using the scroll wheel on my mouse in
conjunction with the xrefs panel. That’s #1 for me – I usually blow up once a
day with that one. The second feature that I’m looking forw
It's only $400 a pop to upgrade from FM11 to FM12, isn't it? And if your $1000
estimate includes an upgrade for Acrobat, then you might as well just go on and
pop the $1200 to upgrade to TCS 5, getting Acrobat and a lot more. (Actually,
you can get TCS5 for $1200 upgrading from as far back as FM
