I'm trying to print a document to a PostScript file for distillation, and I get
an error I've never seen before. It says
FrameMaker can't begin the print job.
AddResource failed.
39027:-194
Never seen this before. Anyone know what I need to look for in the file to make
it print?
- web
Hi, guys...yesterday, I went searching for an application that would
assist me in keeping track of the hours that I'm working. Lately,
I've been able to work at home, on the bus, in the office, wherever I
want to, thanks to the aquisition of a new laptop, wireless home
network, VPN, and the agreeme
Answering my own post. It was cured by restarting Classic and FrameMaker.
Wouldn't an OS X native version be nice.
- web
At 10:52 AM -0400 12/3/05, Bill Briggs wrote:
>I'm trying to print a document to a PostScript file for distillation, and I
>get an error I've never seen before. It says
>
>Fr
Hi,
A client asks me to change a cross reference from
"<$paranum> <$paratext>"
to "<$paranum>\ <$paratext>"
What does the \ do?
Regards
Gunnar
It makes the space a non-breaking space in the cross reference definition.
Rene S.
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Gunnar Carlsson
Sent: Saturday, December 03, 20
I'm trying to print a document to a PostScript file for distillation, and I get
an error I've never seen before. It says
FrameMaker can't begin the print job.
AddResource failed.
39027:-194
Never seen this before. Anyone know what I need to look for in the file to make
it print?
- web
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Hi, guys...yesterday, I went searching for an application that would
assist me in keeping track of the hours that I'm working. Lately,
I've been able to work at home, on the bus, in the office, wherever I
want to, thanks to the aquisition of a new laptop, wireless home
network, VPN, and the agreeme
Answering my own post. It was cured by restarting Classic and FrameMaker.
Wouldn't an OS X native version be nice.
- web
At 10:52 AM -0400 12/3/05, Bill Briggs wrote:
>I'm trying to print a document to a PostScript file for distillation, and I
>get an error I've never seen before. It says
>
>Fr
Hi,
A client asks me to change a cross reference from
"<$paranum> <$paratext>"
to "<$paranum>\ <$paratext>"
What does the \ do?
Regards
Gunnar
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It makes the space a non-breaking space in the cross reference definition.
Rene S.
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Gunnar Carlsson
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To: framers@FrameUsers.com
Subject: \ in cross reference
Hi,
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