On Jul 20, 2007, at 3:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have pdf that has 6 images and i want to place variable data in
each,
but after printing i want to cut them and keep in order. any
suggestions?
Have you considered using FPImposer for this. Its a tool (separate
app) we ship with FusionPro. Then you link to the .fpi file when you
compose. There are deep stack and other ways to keep things in
order. Take your time learning this tool because its complicated (in
a good way).
Regards, Brian
BTW there is one known (odd) incompatibility between a version of
Extensis and FPImposer on the Mac we are currently investigating. You
will know if you have this problem if it fails to launch. The work
around is change Extensis versions, for now.
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