Hi group
I'm running Fm 9.0p255 (9.0.4) on Windows XP, SP 3 with 3GB of RAM.
When I start Fm9 after I have started some other programs first (Outlook,
Acrobat, Firefox, Chrome...), Fm9 crashes right after it has started, even
when I close all the other programs and try again. Fm9 doesn't crash
First, let me apologize if this is a topic that has already been
discussed. Ive been on the road working out-of-state contracts for the
better part of a year and Im very out of the loop. That said
Short version: Ive long had serious problems creating PDFs from within
FrameMaker (and other
Well, this is a fairly common problem... you should get some hits and
diagnostics if your google fu is strong.
But to summarize some of the top things to check:
* You don't mention what OS you're running under Bootcamp. If it's XP,
have you installed the MS hotfix for PostScript printers? Info
Update: I deinstalled Acrobat 9 Pro Extended and installed the trial
version of Acrobat Pro 9. All crashes immediately disappear. Life is good.
But I'm still wondering why Extended is such a disaster on any system I
run. (Also hoping Adobe will permit me to trade Extended for regular
Pro. It's a
Hello, all. Problem: Text in table cells is high, not centered vertically.
Now, here are the details:
I am using FrameMaker 7.1 in Windows XP SP3.
I've checked Table and Paragraph format settings to see if anything accounts
for the offset, but I can't find any reason for it.
Table format:
Hi Troy,
You have indeed identified a very good and valid reason to want to test your
PDF files under Reader as opposed to the full Adobe Acrobat product. Similar
issues are use of sophisticated Javascript and forms capabilities in PDF files.
However, I still believe and insist that if you try
On 11/08/2010 10:04 AM, Nancy Allison wrote:
Hello, all. Problem: Text in table cells is high, not centered
vertically.
Now, here are the details:
I am using FrameMaker 7.1 in Windows XP SP3.
I've checked Table and Paragraph format settings to see if anything
accounts for the offset, but I
Thanks to everyone who has replied either privately or on the list.
It appears I'm not missing any settings; several people reported that they
encounter the same thing, and the solution is to add some padding to the cell
margin.
--Nancy
___
You are
Problem: Text in table cells is high, not centered vertically.
Without actually trying out the settings to see if my results are the same,
I wonder if the base-line synchronization setting, which can make the
first line in a column bump up a little higher has an effect. Or is it
possible
On 11/08/2010, at 11:56 AM, Dov Isaacs wrote:
> Steve,
>
> Read the original thread. I am not going to repeat everything (and...
Umm Dov, I had the same reaction as you when I first saw them, I
think. But look at the date they were sent (25 July). These were the
ones that were sent back
> Umm Dov, I had the same reaction as you when I first saw them, I think. But
> look at the date they were sent (25 July). These were the ones that were
> sent back then.
>
> Technology is working to raise your blood pressure.
Yep, looks like they were delayed from the server, though, because
Dov,
<<
The fact that Adobe doesn't prohibit you from parallel installation of
Acrobat and Reader doesn't mean that such installations are recommended
or really useful.
>>
What about listing the above as Caution, Important, or things to avoid on the
software downloads site?
What you are
Hi group
I'm running Fm 9.0p255 (9.0.4) on Windows XP, SP 3 with 3GB of RAM.
When I start Fm9 after I have started some other programs first (Outlook,
Acrobat, Firefox, Chrome...), Fm9 crashes right after it has started, even
when I close all the other programs and try again. Fm9 doesn't crash
First, let me apologize if this is a topic that has already been
discussed. I?ve been on the road working out-of-state contracts for the
better part of a year and I?m very out of the loop. That said
Short version: I?ve long had serious problems creating PDFs from within
FrameMaker (and other
Well, this is a fairly common problem... you should get some hits and
diagnostics if your google fu is strong.
But to summarize some of the top things to check:
* You don't mention what OS you're running under Bootcamp. If it's XP,
have you installed the MS hotfix for PostScript printers? Info
Update: I deinstalled Acrobat 9 Pro Extended and installed the trial
version of Acrobat Pro 9. All crashes immediately disappear. Life is good.
But I'm still wondering why Extended is such a disaster on any system I
run. (Also hoping Adobe will permit me to "trade" Extended for regular
Pro. It's a
Hello, all. Problem: Text in table cells is high, not centered vertically.
Now, here are the details:
I am using FrameMaker 7.1 in Windows XP SP3.
I've checked Table and Paragraph format settings to see if anything accounts
for the offset, but I can't find any reason for it.
Table format:
Hi Troy,
You have indeed identified a very good and valid reason to want to test your
PDF files under Reader as opposed to the full Adobe Acrobat product. Similar
issues are use of sophisticated Javascript and forms capabilities in PDF files.
However, I still believe and insist that if you try
On 11/08/2010 10:04 AM, Nancy Allison wrote:
> Hello, all. Problem: Text in table cells is high, not centered
> vertically.
>
> Now, here are the details:
>
> I am using FrameMaker 7.1 in Windows XP SP3.
>
> I've checked Table and Paragraph format settings to see if anything
> accounts for the
Thanks to everyone who has replied either privately or on the list.
It appears I'm not missing any settings; several people reported that they
encounter the same thing, and the solution is to add some padding to the cell
margin.
--Nancy
> Problem: Text in table cells is high, not centered vertically.
Without actually trying out the settings to see if my results are the same,
I wonder if the "base-line synchronization" setting, which can make the
first line in a column bump up a little higher has an effect. Or is it
possible
No, Adobe does not care to make such a statement. Dov said he argued
with them to do it and they didn't.
If you have both and they don't cause a problem, why change? OTOH, if
you're having some issues and you can't pin them down, why not
uninstall Reader?
On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 2:10 AM, Neeraj
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