Framers Digest, Vol 11, Issue 20

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Change bars not conforming to the "Side Closer to / Farther from Page Edge"

When comparing new and old double sided documents, I get the option of placing the change bars on the "Side Closer to" or "Farther from Page Edge". but in each case, it works just as the left or right side options: For "Side Closer to Page Edge" the change bars are placed on left side of the column

Change bars not conforming to the "Side Closer to / Farther from Page Edge"

On the Right and Left master pages, check the position of the text frames. Try shifting the text frame on the Right page slightly to the right, and on the Left page shift to the left. When FM places the change bars, it uses the margin width to determine which side is closer to/farther from the

Change bars not conforming to the "Side Closer to / Farther from Page Edge"

Thanks, I will try this on Monday. I was wondering whether the bleeding tabs text frames were interrupting the regular behaviour. Have a nice weekend. Bodvar On 9/22/06, Ian Hawkins wrote: > On the Right and Left master pages, check the position of the text > frames. Try shifting the text frame

QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky methodology/tool/technique for this task Grant

QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Grant Hogarth wrote: > OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the > directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I > wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky > methodology/tool/technique for this task > > > Hi, Grant: It's not clear what

QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Thanks, Peter -- Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can see the difference. Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment) Grant -Original Message- From: Peter Gold [mailto:pe...@knowhowpro.com] Grant Hogarth wrote: > OK - I

QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Grant Hogarth wrote: > Thanks, Peter -- > Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can > see the difference. > Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment) > > It might be worth a look at your Acrobat Standard - I'm not sure if it does com

Framers Digest, Vol 11, Issue 20

Hi Steve, It seems that some people have problems if it's OFF, and some people have problems if it's ON. I guess there are so many variables and settings involved that it's hard to know how any given system will behave without trial and error. It would be nice if fonts were not so complicated.

Do not send fonts to Adobe PDF: select?

> In our app, FM7.2 and Acrobat 7, we MUST DE-select the 'Do Not Send > Fonts' - > otherwise, the Distiller output is squirelly (usually, missing text in > tables). > Not sure if this is a factor of the Adobe fonts installed on our PCs, but > is what we > have to do ... I don't know if this hel

QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Comparing two documents (old and new) makes two conditional tags: in the new composite document, "Deleted" and "Changed" (or added, can't remember off the top of my head). The deleted one by default changes the deleted text (the one in the old document that you do not find in the new one) to overs

Re: Framers Digest, Vol 11, Issue 20

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Change bars not conforming to the "Side Closer to / Farther from Page Edge"

When comparing new and old double sided documents, I get the option of placing the change bars on the "Side Closer to" or "Farther from Page Edge". but in each case, it works just as the left or right side options: For "Side Closer to Page Edge" the change bars are placed on left side of the colum

Re: Change bars not conforming to the "Side Closer to / Farther from Page Edge"

On the Right and Left master pages, check the position of the text frames. Try shifting the text frame on the Right page slightly to the right, and on the Left page shift to the left. When FM places the change bars, it uses the margin width to determine which side is closer to/farther from the

Re: Change bars not conforming to the "Side Closer to / Farther from Page Edge"

Thanks, I will try this on Monday. I was wondering whether the bleeding tabs text frames were interrupting the regular behaviour. Have a nice weekend. Bodvar On 9/22/06, Ian Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On the Right and Left master pages, check the position of the text frames. Try shifti

QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky methodology/tool/technique for this task Grant ___ You are cur

Re: QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Grant Hogarth wrote: OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky methodology/tool/technique for this task Hi, Grant: It's not clear what level of

RE: QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Thanks, Peter -- Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can see the difference. Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment) Grant -Original Message- From: Peter Gold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Grant Hogarth wrote: > OK - I can

Re: QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Grant Hogarth wrote: Thanks, Peter -- Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can see the difference. Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment) It might be worth a look at your Acrobat Standard - I'm not sure if it does comparisons.

RE: Framers Digest, Vol 11, Issue 20

Hi Steve, It seems that some people have problems if it's OFF, and some people have problems if it's ON. I guess there are so many variables and settings involved that it's hard to know how any given system will behave without trial and error. It would be nice if fonts were not so complicated.

Re: Do not send fonts to Adobe PDF: select?

In our app, FM7.2 and Acrobat 7, we MUST DE-select the 'Do Not Send Fonts' - otherwise, the Distiller output is squirelly (usually, missing text in tables). Not sure if this is a factor of the Adobe fonts installed on our PCs, but is what we have to do ... I don't know if this helps, but each

Re: QUESTION: Creating a DIFF doc comparing 2 conditionalized versions of manual

Comparing two documents (old and new) makes two conditional tags: in the new composite document, "Deleted" and "Changed" (or added, can't remember off the top of my head). The deleted one by default changes the deleted text (the one in the old document that you do not find in the new one) to over