Cybele,
This is most likely due to different fonts being used on the two
separate machines. It is most likely due to you each printing to a
different printer using a different driver. Try closing out of
FrameMaker on both machines, set Adobe PDF/Distiller as your default
printer. Open Frame along with the document on both machines and
verify that the spacing is no longer changing.
It is also possible that a setting in your maker.ini file is
different and one of you is using screen metrics and the other
printer metrics.
Let me know how the first test goes.
Thanks,
Brad
On Dec 15, 2006, at 11:27 AM, Cybele Knowles wrote:
My coworker and I use unstructured Frame 7.2. We've been struggling
with
this problem: When I open a file last saved by my coworker, the
word spacing
in one or more paragraphs has changed, resulting in layout changes
(orphans
and widows). The same thing happens to my coworker-when she opens a
file I
last saved, the word spaces has changed. These changes in word
spacing do
not happen if I open a file I last saved. In other words, when User
X opens
a file last saved by same User X, no problem. When a file last
saved by User
X is opened by User Y, word spacing changes occur almost always. We
do not
see any other formatting being changed-just word spacing in one or
more
paragraphs.
We do often adjust word spacing by hand using the Paragraph Designer >
Advanced > Word Spacing > Minimum/Maximum/Optimum fields. But I don't
understand why any word space settings should change, whether they are
custom or default.
Any insight would be much appreciated-we're stumped, frustrated,
and wasting
a lot of time checking changing document layouts.
Thanks,
Cybele Knowles
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