Since we are blessed to have so many acrobat gurus on this list:
Windows XP
Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0
MS Word 2002
Inherited a Word doc with 143 pages, 2.99 MB that I need to convert to
PDF. I have done a Save As and renamed to preserve the original and ensure
that I know it is a Word
FWIW:
The error message in it's entirety:
%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%%
%%[ Error: rangecheck; OffendingCommand: pdfmark; ErrorInfo: View
--nostringval-- ]%%
Stack:
/DOCVIEW
[/FitH]
/View
/UseOutlines
/PageMode
-dict-
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[
Hello,
I'm currently exploring the feasibility to modify/update what is
displayed in the running footer through an API client which reads
information from an initialization file, and updates the footer
accordingly, like this:
maker.ini
8<8<
Hi Jakob,
Can't you manipulate the markers "Header/Footer $1" and "Header/Footer $2"
instead, and just include those markers in the footer?
I've made a FrameScript program that does this in order to create footers for
an index, so I guess you can do that with the API. Might prove easier.
Good morning all,
I am using FM 7, Mif2Go build b101, and compiling with HTML
Help Workshop
ver. 4.74.8702.0.
I have two problems with my Help file:
1. My secondary windows do not open. Jumps within the help
file default
window work fine. Only my jumps to the secondary windows
don't work. I
Hi Jakob,
Instead of adding text to the footer directly, you can add variables to the
footers. Then, use your API client to modify the variables' values.
You are right that text frames are graphics. The FDK has a function for
determining if a graphic is a text frame, etc. Header/Footer text
Hi Greg,
This is just a stab in the dark but is FrameMaker capable of recognizing the
modified kerning? FrameMaker is Unicode blind and as such cannot see
anything beyond the standard ANSI 256 characters.
After the registry song and dance I had to do to get it to recognize
Cyrillic and Baltic
Hello Framers,
I am trying to call Sourcerer from a FrameScript script. Sourcerer is
supposed to have a CMCodes.h file which sets constants for Sourcerer return
values. If anyone has this file, please let me know, and I may ask you to
email it to me. Thank you very much.
Rick Quatro
Carmen
Hi,
I tried to search the archives on this one and did not find an answer. I've
also looked in the FM online Help, and Googled this issue, but have not found a
solution to the problem. I'm probably missing something really simple, but any
help would be appreciated.
System specifications:
> I am trying to call Sourcerer from a FrameScript script. Sourcerer is
> supposed to have a CMCodes.h file which sets constants for Sourcerer
return
> values. If anyone has this file, please let me know, and I may ask you to
> email it to me. Thank you very much.
Hi Rick, I will send you the
I'm not sure whetehr to call it a bug or not, but it's definitely a known
problem. Anytime there is a character font change in the text of a link in
the FM file, the link ends at that point. And of the text that includes the
link does not completely define the destination, the link does not
Tables by themselves don't have run-around properties the way a
graphic or an anchored frame does.
So, two ideas:
Without knowing a little more about the usage, I think the easiest
thing to do would
be to create a new master page with five text frames: 1,2,3,&4 in the
quadrants in a single text
I now have the file. Thanks to all that responded.
Rick
> Hello Framers,
>
> I am trying to call Sourcerer from a FrameScript script. Sourcerer is
> supposed to have a CMCodes.h file which sets constants for Sourcerer
> return values. If anyone has this file, please let me know, and I may ask
Hello Framers!
I have received emails from people who have not been able to post to
the list. If you have trouble posting, the most likely cause is that
you are using HTML or rich text. Make sure your post is in _plain
text_.
If your message still does not make it to the list, please write to me
There appears to be no context rule that can detect whether an element has
children - {last} and {notlast} refers to siblings. This is giving me some
headaches in controlling the vertical spacing in lists that include a run-on
paragraph in the last list element: the {last} rule is obeyed, even
Shelly, Heather wrote:
The
> templates are Marketing documents with a 2-column format. In some
> cases, writers will need a table to straddle both columns of the
> page. The text must flow above and below the table in both columns.
> Right now, if text starts in Column A and runs into a table
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 11:26:00 -0600, "Lisa M. Bronson"
wrote:
>I have received emails from people who have not been able to post to
>the list. If you have trouble posting, the most likely cause is that
>you are using HTML or rich text. Make sure your post is in _plain
>text_.
Thank you, Lisa!
Hi, Heather:
If the columns are created from two connected text frames, rather
than a single text frame with a two-column property, there's no way
to straddle the columns with a paragraph format, anchored frame, or
table.
You should be aware that even in a two-column text frame approach, a
Heather,
How about creating a paragraph format that goes across all columns and framing
your tables with that. You could anchor the table to the first one, follow it
with an empty carriage return and move on with the flow.
Glenn
-Original Message-
From:
Diane Gaskill wrote:
> I'm not sure whetehr to call it a bug or not, but it's
> definitely a known problem. Anytime there is a character
> font change in the text of a link in the FM file, the link
> ends at that point.
This is _neither_ a "bug" _nor_ a "known problem." To reiterate what
> From: Phillip Norman
> Isn't FrameMaker the best word processor?
FM has tons of nice features, but I don't consider it a word processor. If
it is, it sure ain't the best. Doesn't even have drag-and-drop editing.
_
Regards,
John Wilcox, Technical Writer
Zetron,
What Richard says is true, but this designed behavior is not very useful for
generated lists. For generated lists, it would have been better to have a
mechanism that would ignore character property changes and make the whole
paragraph a link.
Rick
Diane Gaskill wrote:
> I'm not sure whetehr
I don't particularly care one way or another. I see that it's not a bug
by Adobe's definition, and I can live with that.
Joe
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My company's FrameMaker document templates use Garamond for many of our
paragraph formats. In older .pdf files the font is ITC Garamond and the
documents look nice, but in new documents the font is True Type Garamond
and the text, especially italics, is difficult to read. After much
research I've
Rick Quatro wrote:
> What Richard says is true, but this designed behavior is not
> very useful for generated lists. For generated lists, it
> would have been better to have a mechanism that would ignore
> character property changes and make the whole paragraph a link.
OK, granted -- maybe
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 13:57:36 -0500, "Rick Quatro"
wrote:
>What Richard says is true, but this designed behavior is not very useful for
>generated lists. For generated lists, it would have been better to have a
>mechanism that would ignore character property changes and make the whole
Since we are blessed to have so many acrobat gurus on this list:
Windows XP
Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0
MS Word 2002
Inherited a Word doc with 143 pages, 2.99 MB that I need to convert to
PDF. I have done a Save As and renamed to preserve the original and ensure
that I know it is a Word
FWIW:
The error message in it's entirety:
%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%%
%%[ Error: rangecheck; OffendingCommand: pdfmark; ErrorInfo: View
--nostringval-- ]%%
Stack:
/DOCVIEW
[/FitH]
/View
/UseOutlines
/PageMode
-dict-
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[
For those interested, there is a possible FrameScript solution that would
solve the problem in PDFs. A script could go through the TOC and look for
lines with character property changes. It would duplicate the first
Hypertext marker and insert it whereever there is a character property
change.
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