At 19:36 + 14/1/15, Michael Norton wrote:
>And yes, this is primarily an IT problem but I also have a deadline looming. I
>have not tried saving the files in MIF format, but will. It doesn't happen to
>all files and I have seen no pattern so far. Just a few minutes ago it did it
>to a PDF f
Hi Steve, thanks for replying.
And yes, this is primarily an IT problem but I also have a deadline looming. I
have not tried saving the files in MIF format, but will. It doesn't happen to
all files and I have seen no pattern so far. Just a few minutes ago it did it
to a PDF file, so apparently
At 18:58 + 14/1/15, Michael Norton wrote:
>Recently, our IT department put disk encryption software (WinMagic) on our
>machines. Since then, several times when I have tried to open a FrameMaker v10
>(.fm) file, I have gotten the Unknown File Type dialog. If I then restore a
>backup of the f
I suspect what's happening here is that FM won't accept the relative
path because it does not exist. If you put the file in
F:\Customer\project\translation\incoming\x\x\x\x it would probably
preserve it.
On Wed, Jan 14, 2015 at 9:39 AM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> "FrameMaker stores relative paths
Recently, our IT department put disk encryption software (WinMagic) on our
machines. Since then, several times when I have tried to open a FrameMaker v10
(.fm) file, I have gotten the Unknown File Type dialog. If I then restore a
backup of the file stored in our version control system, FrameMake
Winfried Reng said:
>However, I do not know how FrameMaker gets the path
>to the orginal graphics files.
>Does this happen only, if another file is open which points to
>the graphics files of the copied file?
>Otherwise I wonder how FrameMaker can find out where the
>graphics files are located.
Th
I have only ever had this problem upon receiving files back from a Language
Service Provider (LSP) - and it has always been the result of a path change
made by the LSP.
Every doc I publish is moved from my working folders (tied to Visual Source
Safe) to a "finished" directory for final compil
"FrameMaker stores relative paths whenever possible so that it can
find an imported file even when you move both the document and the
source file—as long as you keep the files in the same relative
locations."
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/11.0/Using/WSd817046a44e105e21e63e3d11ab7f7960b-7e
At 16:45 +0200 14/1/15, Shmuel wrote:
>I assume you mean editable as a line drawing (vector graphic). Try making a
>PDF, opening the PDF in CorelDRAW, then ungrouping it. You can also use one of
>the many free tools to convert the PDF to an EMF, which is also vector.
>However, I tried the latte
I assume you mean editable as a line drawing (vector graphic). Try
making a PDF, opening the PDF in CorelDRAW, then ungrouping it. You can
also use one of the many free tools to convert the PDF to an EMF, which
is also vector. However, I tried the latter method once and it did not
go as good of
Does anyone know of a method of extracting FrameMaker embedded graphics in a
more or less editable form?
--
Steve
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Hi Harro,
I observe this issue very rarely.
I do the same as you:
I copy a file with my file manager, open it,
click Ignore all missing files and then notice that the graphics
path has changed.
The path changes to the path of the original graphics files.
This happens so rarely that I do not take
hi all,
I recently ran into an issue: we received a set of FrameMaker files for
translation. After we sent the translated files back to the customer, they
complained that all of the image paths in their files were changed.
They were using relative paths that had lots of 'parent' references:
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