Hello Ann,
it was Windows and yes! It works as you described. I keep referring my
trainees to you for special issues like these, but apparantly, they
keep forgetting your name, so they always come back to me . ;-)
I did notice a difference between Frame 7.0 and 7.2, however. When I
pasted the
Hello Framers,
I have the following situation: Frame 7.0 installed on my system
(Windows XP), together with Acrobat 6. Frame 7.1 and 7.2 were added
later.
In Frame 7.0, Save as PDF (using the Adobe PDF printer driver
instance) works fine. When I try this in Frame 7.1 or 7.2, I get the
known
On 8 Mar 2006, at 00:52, Yosuke Ichikawa wrote:
We're using Acrobat's preflight feature to check for lines thinner than
0.2 pts. The thinnest lines in our .eps graphics are exactly 0.2 pts,
but when we import these graphics in FM and check the PDFs created from
FM, Acrobat preflight says the
Hi,
I am now working in FrameMaker 7.0, but this problem occurred,
sporadically, when we had older versions. I know it happens with our long
user guides (300-400 pages, 15-20 chapters), but it may also happen in
shorter documents.
When I shrinkwrap the equations, everything looks nice. And of
HI All,
I am working on a book, where there are lots of Cross Reference markers.
I need to work backwards for some items.
For a few of the markers (the upside T's), I need to find out where the source
is (i.e. what is the opposite of Control-Shift-click) that brings the user to
the current
At 09:52 +0900 8/3/06, Yosuke Ichikawa wrote:
We're using Acrobat's preflight feature to check for lines thinner than
0.2 pts. The thinnest lines in our .eps graphics are exactly 0.2 pts,
but when we import these graphics in FM and check the PDFs created from
FM, Acrobat preflight says the
At 13:54 +0200 8/3/06, Zimerman Orly wrote:
I am working on a book, where there are lots of Cross Reference markers.
I need to work backwards for some items.
For a few of the markers (the upside T's), I need to find out where the source
is (i.e. what is the opposite of Control-Shift-click) that
Hi Gevene,
I used to see this occasionally with imported graphics, particularly EPS
files in a cross-platform environment. The imported graphics would be
shifted in the anchored frame. In some instances, they would be shifted so
far to the left or top that it would appear that the graphic was
Frank,
Bruce Foster's Archive will do exactly what you want.
I don't have his contact information at hand but you can find a link to
his tools on the Framers page.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
m] On Behalf Of Frank Harper
Sent: Wednesday, March 08,
Help Framers!
Anyone know of any online resources (articles, etc.) that might help me
paint a picture of the ROI possible when moving from unstructured
FrameMaker to Structured FrameMaker XML authoring? I need to be able
able to reference a real organization by name.
Thanks in advance.
The
It also depends on what kind of book you're doing this on, and the
specification it involves. For instance, I am doing an Illustrated Parts
Breakdown (IPB) right now that is being numbered like #1, but only because
it is a standalone IPB. In some cases, this IPB could be Chapter 7 in an
even
You could take a look at the Adobe FrameMaker Customer Stories web page
http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/customerstories.html. This has
case studies of quite a few Frame customers.
Phil Heron
Technical Writer - CODA
www.coda.com
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
FM used to have a sales/sales support staff headquarterd at Adobe HQ with
sales offices VARs around the country that provided these at the drop of a
hat. Have you contacted them directly, or any FM VARs?
Art
On 3/8/06, Scott Abel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Help Framers!
Anyone know of any
Gillian Flato wrote:
How do you guys do figure numbering?
1. Figure 1,2,3
2. Figure 1-1, 1-2, ...2-1, 2-2
3. Figure 1-1...3-10...5-30
Currently, the book I am updating does #3. It stops counting at figure
325 and then starts at 1 again. I want to do number 2, so I want the
Figure
Hmm. I'm looking at my post as sent out by the list, and the IOR excerpt
is missing all the lines breaks. But when I reply to it to apologize,
the quoted text looks like this, with line breaks right where they
should be:
../lib-graphics/callflow-highlevel-overview.pdf 13
At 2:54 PM +0900 3/8/06, Yosuke Ichikawa wrote:
Thank you for the tip, Peter.
We tried .ai, but it was the same; and since we have a lot of graphics,
we don't want to be saving them in .pdf.
I believe that the file format of later releases of Illustrator is
PDF. If you're saving your AI
I am curious to know if anyone on this lists has to work with screen shots
taken from PDA devices.
I have been struggling with this for a few years and think I have found
the best formula, but it still doesn't print the way I would like.
I use Microsoft Remote Display on my PC to run the
I used Vidya Screen Capture software (cost: $10.00). This allowed me to
take captures on the PFA.
Then I had Microsoft ActiveSync on my system. This maintained a synced
folder on my desktop so any capture I took I saved to the synced folder
and then after the automatic sync, the captures were
Fuzzy math explained:
http://www.techwr-l.com/techwhirl/pdfs/Screen_Captures_102.pdf
On 3/8/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyway, the screen shot graphic defaults to 96 dpi. To get it into Frame
at 100%, you have to use 168 dpi (=96x2); 96 dpi displays at 175%. This is
for
I assume that the EPS files are being imported
as EPS into FrameMaker, correct?
FrameMaker does not modify the content of EPS
imported into documents. It is passed directly to
PostScript printers, which the Distiller acts as
for purpose of creating PDF files.
HOWEVER, when generating
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am curious to know if anyone on this lists has to work with screen shots
taken from PDA devices.
I have only had to deal with Palm OS(tm) devices. I use ScreenShot Hack,
$15 from http://linkesoft.com/screenshot/
It lets me run the application on the PDA and take
FrameMaker 7.1/7.2's save as PDF facility should work
perfectly fine with Acrobat 6 installed. I suspect that
the save as PDF function is finding doggie droppings
of versions of Acrobat or Distiller earlier than 6 on
your system in the Windows registry.
Conceptually, printing to the Adobe PDF
... Or you could change the preflight rules to allow a certain
amount of tolerance. Allow 0.19 point as the lower limit
instead of 0.20 point for linewidth.
-Original Message-
From: frameusers.com On Behalf Of Steve Rickaby
Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 3:34 AM
To:
Dov,
Thank you for your comments. I wanted to be accurate, and I checked with
our DTP person to tell me exactly what the matter was; in fact, we were
having Acrobat Preflight problems with **.ai** files.
There were NO problems with **.eps** files (yes, they are imported as
eps, and they do not
Hi Art
Have you dropped the Graphic "Print Quality" setting of your Distiller printer
(in both places in the printer properties)? We had to drop ours to 300dpi to
solve that problem, but it's been a permanent reliable fix.
Cheers, Rebecca
>>> "Art Campbell" 8/03/06 04:05 >>>
Certainly not a
Hi,
We're using Acrobat's preflight feature to check for lines thinner than
0.2 pts. The thinnest lines in our .eps graphics are exactly 0.2 pts,
but when we import these graphics in FM and check the PDFs created from
FM, Acrobat preflight says the graphics uses "0.199600pt" lines.
PDFs of these
Thank you for the tip, Peter.
We tried .ai, but it was the same; and since we have a lot of graphics,
we don't want to be saving them in .pdf.
I'm still curious why this happens, but for the practical matter at hand,
we decided to use 0.21 pts for minimum line width in our graphics.
Yosuke
Hello Ann,
it was Windows and yes! It works as you described. I keep referring my
trainees to you for special issues like these, but apparantly, they
keep forgetting your name, so they always come back to me . ;-)
I did notice a difference between Frame 7.0 and 7.2, however. When I
pasted the
Hello Framers,
I have the following situation: Frame 7.0 installed on my system
(Windows XP), together with Acrobat 6. Frame 7.1 and 7.2 were added
later.
In Frame 7.0, Save as PDF (using the Adobe PDF printer driver
instance) works fine. When I try this in Frame 7.1 or 7.2, I get the
known
On 8 Mar 2006, at 00:52, Yosuke Ichikawa wrote:
> We're using Acrobat's preflight feature to check for lines thinner than
> 0.2 pts. The thinnest lines in our .eps graphics are exactly 0.2 pts,
> but when we import these graphics in FM and check the PDFs created from
> FM, Acrobat preflight says
Hi,
I am now working in FrameMaker 7.0, but this problem occurred,
sporadically, when we had older versions. I know it happens with our long
user guides (300-400 pages, 15-20 chapters), but it may also happen in
shorter documents.
When I shrinkwrap the equations, everything looks nice. And of
HI All,
I am working on a book, where there are lots of Cross Reference markers.
I need to work backwards for some items.
For a few of the markers (the upside T's), I need to find out where the source
is (i.e. what is the opposite of Control-Shift-click) that brings the user to
the current
At 09:52 +0900 8/3/06, Yosuke Ichikawa wrote:
>We're using Acrobat's preflight feature to check for lines thinner than
>0.2 pts. The thinnest lines in our .eps graphics are exactly 0.2 pts,
>but when we import these graphics in FM and check the PDFs created from
>FM, Acrobat preflight says the
At 13:54 +0200 8/3/06, Zimerman Orly wrote:
>I am working on a book, where there are lots of Cross Reference markers.
>I need to work backwards for some items.
>For a few of the markers (the upside T's), I need to find out where the source
>is (i.e. what is the opposite of Control-Shift-click)
Hi,
> >We're using Acrobat's preflight feature to check for lines
> thinner than
> >0.2 pts. The thinnest lines in our .eps graphics are exactly 0.2 pts,
> >but when we import these graphics in FM and check the PDFs
> created from
> >FM, Acrobat preflight says the graphics uses "0.199600pt"
Hi Gevene,
I used to see this occasionally with imported graphics, particularly EPS
files in a cross-platform environment. The imported graphics would be
shifted in the anchored frame. In some instances, they would be shifted so
far to the left or top that it would appear that the graphic was
FrameMaker 7.1 on a Win XP Pro platform.
I have a three-book library that uses screen shots imported by reference. There
are close to 800 graphic files in the directory. I know that not all of the
files are being used and want to move the inactive ones out of the directory
for space
Frank,
Bruce Foster's Archive will do exactly what you want.
I don't have his contact information at hand but you can find a link to
his tools on the Framers page.
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs@lists.frameusers.com
Help Framers!
Anyone know of any online resources (articles, etc.) that might help me
paint a picture of the ROI possible when moving from unstructured
FrameMaker to Structured FrameMaker XML authoring? I need to be able
able to reference a real organization by name.
Thanks in advance.
The
It also depends on what kind of book you're doing this on, and the
specification it involves. For instance, I am doing an Illustrated Parts
Breakdown (IPB) right now that is being numbered like #1, but only because
it is a standalone IPB. In some cases, this IPB could be Chapter 7 in an
even
Frank Harper wrote:
>>Does anyone know of a utility that can generate a list of
files that are used in the FrameMaker documents?<<
In FM 6.0, graphics imported by reference can be listed in the order they are
found:
Special > List of > References, select to include Imported Graphics
Graphics
You could take a look at the Adobe FrameMaker Customer Stories web page
http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/customerstories.html. This has
case studies of quite a few Frame customers.
Phil Heron
Technical Writer - CODA
www.coda.com
-Original Message-
From:
FM used to have a sales/sales support staff headquarterd at Adobe HQ with
sales offices & VARs around the country that provided these at the drop of a
hat. Have you contacted them directly, or any FM VARs?
Art
On 3/8/06, Scott Abel wrote:
> Help Framers!
>
> Anyone know of any online resources
Frank Harper wrote:
> I have a three-book library that uses screen shots imported
> by reference. There are close to 800 graphic files in the
> directory. I know that not all of the files are being used
> and want to move the inactive ones out of the directory for
> space considerations.
>
Frank Harper wrote:
> FrameMaker 7.1 on a Win XP Pro platform.
>
> I have a three-book library that uses screen shots imported by
> reference. There are close to 800 graphic files in the directory. I
> know that not all of the files are being used and want to move the
> inactive ones out of the
Gillian Flato wrote:
> How do you guys do figure numbering?
>
> 1. Figure 1,2,3
> 2. Figure 1-1, 1-2, ...2-1, 2-2
> 3. Figure 1-1...3-10...5-30
>
> Currently, the book I am updating does #3. It stops counting at figure
> 325 and then starts at 1 again. I want to do number 2, so I want the
Hmm. I'm looking at my post as sent out by the list, and the IOR excerpt
is missing all the lines breaks. But when I reply to it to apologize,
the quoted text looks like this, with line breaks right where they
should be:
> ../lib-graphics/callflow-highlevel-overview.pdf 13
>
I am curious to know if anyone on this lists has to work with screen shots
taken from PDA devices.
I have been struggling with this for a few years and think I have found
the best formula, but it still doesn't print the way I would like.
I use Microsoft Remote Display on my PC to run the
I'd try two different things.
First, I think you'll get better quality snaps of everything if you
try one of the dedicated snapshot programs such as SnagIt. I usually
save as a .png file, which imports into FM nicely and works well for
both print and online without conversion.
Second, I'd get
I used Vidya Screen Capture software (cost: $10.00). This allowed me to
take captures on the PFA.
Then I had Microsoft ActiveSync on my system. This maintained a synced
folder on my desktop so any capture I took I saved to the synced folder
and then after the automatic sync, the captures were
Fuzzy math explained:
http://www.techwr-l.com/techwhirl/pdfs/Screen_Captures_102.pdf
On 3/8/06, Jessica.Nealon at handheld.com
wrote:
> Anyway, the screen shot graphic defaults to 96 dpi. To get it into Frame
> at 100%, you have to use 168 dpi (=96x2); 96 dpi displays at 175%. This is
> for
I assume that the EPS files are being imported
as EPS into FrameMaker, correct?
FrameMaker does not modify the content of EPS
imported into documents. It is passed directly to
PostScript printers, which the Distiller acts as
for purpose of creating PDF files.
HOWEVER, when generating
Jessica.Nealon at handheld.com wrote:
> I am curious to know if anyone on this lists has to work with screen shots
> taken from PDA devices.
I have only had to deal with Palm OS(tm) devices. I use ScreenShot Hack,
$15 from http://linkesoft.com/screenshot/
It lets me run the application on the
FrameMaker 7.1/7.2's "save as PDF" facility should work
perfectly fine with Acrobat 6 installed. I suspect that
the "save as PDF" function is finding "doggie droppings"
of versions of Acrobat or Distiller earlier than 6 on
your system in the Windows registry.
Conceptually, printing to the "Adobe
... Or you could change the preflight rules to allow a certain
amount of tolerance. Allow 0.19 point as the lower limit
instead of 0.20 point for linewidth.
> -Original Message-
> From: frameusers.com On Behalf Of Steve Rickaby
> Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 3:34 AM
> To: framers at
> -Original Message-
> From: frameusers.com On Behalf Of Reng, Winfried
> Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 4:19 AM
> To: framers at FrameUsers.com
> Subject: AW: Line width in inported graphics slightly
> diminishing in FMgenerated PDFs
> ...
>
> When I check the font size in my PDF
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