Hi,
I have a series of 6 books of 6 documents each that use common documents (2).
Each book has a generated TOC.
These books crash FM and I don't know why.
For example, I create the book, do the numbering,
update it, can print it, save after each
operation, and close it. And then I just open
To me, it sounds as if you're running out of memory/resources at the
end of the string of operations, but you didn't provide your system
specifics. And I wouldn't be at all surprised if there was some memory
leakage going on. Also whether you're running other memory-hungry aps
at the same time. I
Nadine,
I do this frequently for some of my clients. As the engineer who gave you
the SolidWorks drawing, to save the file as an .easm file, open the eDrawing
in SolidWorks eDrawings (a free viewer from SolidWorks) and then print the
drawing to PDF. Then open the PDF in Illustrator.
If you get
Thanks.
The files are on the network. But they are
relatively small (66 pages) compared to other
books (1200 pages) that work fine.
I will wash and see what happens.
Can I get any info on network timeout and using
FM files - any documentation out there?
Thx again.
At 11:00 AM 07/05/2009,
The engineer provided me with dxf drawings, which I open in Illustrator. This
has worked out well for me.
Thanks to all who offered suggestions and helped reach a workable solution.
Nadine
--- On Thu, 5/7/09, Tim Lewis ltc.wri...@comcast.net wrote:
From: Tim Lewis ltc.wri...@comcast.net
I've noticed that the Paragraph Designer does stick, though where I've
noticed it is when I try to call the Commands list. I click, and nothing
happens. At some point the keyboard shortcuts quit working too, and
eventually I shut down and restart, unless it crashes first.
I'm running
Hi,
I have a series of 6 books of 6 documents each that use common documents (2).
Each book has a generated TOC.
These books crash FM and I don't know why.
For example, I create the book, do the numbering,
update it, can print it, save after each
operation, and close it. And then I just open
To me, it sounds as if you're running out of memory/resources at the
end of the string of operations, but you didn't provide your system
specifics. And I wouldn't be at all surprised if there was some memory
leakage going on. Also whether you're running other memory-hungry aps
at the same time. I
Nadine,
I do this frequently for some of my clients. As the engineer who gave you
the SolidWorks drawing, to save the file as an .easm file, open the eDrawing
in SolidWorks eDrawings (a free viewer from SolidWorks) and then print the
drawing to PDF. Then open the PDF in Illustrator.
If you get
Thanks.
The files are on the network. But they are
relatively small (66 pages) compared to other
books (1200 pages) that work fine.
I will wash and see what happens.
Can I get any info on network timeout and using
FM files - any documentation out there?
Thx again.
At 11:00 AM 07/05/2009,
The engineer provided me with dxf drawings, which I open in Illustrator. This
has worked out well for me.
Thanks to all who offered suggestions and helped reach a workable solution.
Nadine
--- On Thu, 5/7/09, Tim Lewis wrote:
> From: Tim Lewis
> Subject: RE: OT: Technical illustrations -
I've noticed that the Paragraph Designer does stick, though where I've
noticed it is when I try to call the Commands list. I click, and nothing
happens. At some point the keyboard shortcuts quit working too, and
eventually I shut down and restart, unless it crashes first.
I'm running
I've seen that one too.
I've also had repeated crashes when trying to delete variables from a
Frame 7 template. It's done it several times. Prior to that, I can
click on a variable name, but the confirmation dialog references a
different one.
I save a lot.
Jenny
On May 7, 2009, at 1:44
Hi All,
I have a table in the header that I want to align with a table in the
the body. I want the bottom of the table in the header to touch the
top of the table in the body, but there is a gap that I can't remove.
I've tried overlapping the text frames but that covers some of the
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