What you want is called a concordance, and I think Ixgen will do this
(http://www.fsatools.com/). Someone should confirm this. I've never used it.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type
www.pegtype.com
On 11/24/2012 2:19 PM, Bj?rn Mattsson wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I have received a request from a client, late
What you want is called a concordance, and I think Ixgen will do this
(http://www.fsatools.com/). Someone should confirm this. I've never used it.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type
www.pegtype.com
On 11/24/2012 2:19 PM, Björn Mattsson wrote:
Hi all.
I have received a request from a client, late in
If you have to deal with the missing font, you have two choices: load
the font, or find the font usage and change it.
Missing font usages can lurk in such unsuspected places as a deleted
paragraph format in a table header cell with the table header turned
off. These can be very difficult to fin
If you have to deal with the missing font, you have two choices: load
the font, or find the font usage and change it.
Missing font usages can lurk in such unsuspected places as a deleted
paragraph format in a table header cell with the table header turned
off. These can be very difficult to fi
This is Chicago Manual of Style, I'm pretty sure (I don't have one
here). The rule is not to repeat the hundreds digit if it's the same on
both ends of the range. I think, then, that 244-247 should become 244-47
(not 244-7). Makes it very hard to search for page ranges replacing
hyphen with en
This is Chicago Manual of Style, I'm pretty sure (I don't have one
here). The rule is not to repeat the hundreds digit if it's the same on
both ends of the range. I think, then, that 244-247 should become 244-47
(not 244-7). Makes it very hard to search for page ranges replacing
hyphen with en
Select the row(s), Table > Row Format. There's a minimum and maximum there.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type
www.pegtype.com
On 8/15/2012 2:54 PM, Tammy Van Boening wrote:
> Table Question
>
> All,
>
> 1. I have been bouncing back and forth like a ping pong ball between
> Framemaker and Wordthese pas
Select the row(s), Table > Row Format. There's a minimum and maximum there.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type
www.pegtype.com
On 8/15/2012 2:54 PM, Tammy Van Boening wrote:
Table Question
All,
1. I have been bouncing back and forth like a ping pong ball between
Framemaker and Wordthese past few we
Your printer should be able to impose the same PDF you're going to
distribute on the web.
Where I work, we usually can't use the same document for print and web
because we try to keep web filesize manageable (and we try to keep print
quality high). If you have no photos in your document, this i
Nancy, the answer depends on whether you're printing this.
If you're having it printed professionally, most printers have
imposition tools and would prefer that you leave the imposition to them
(so give them four separate pages and tell them you want page 4 facing
page 1 on the outside and page
Your printer should be able to impose the same PDF you're going to
distribute on the web.
Where I work, we usually can't use the same document for print and web
because we try to keep web filesize manageable (and we try to keep print
quality high). If you have no photos in your document, this
Nancy, the answer depends on whether you're printing this.
If you're having it printed professionally, most printers have
imposition tools and would prefer that you leave the imposition to them
(so give them four separate pages and tell them you want page 4 facing
page 1 on the outside and pag
Not sure if this helps at all; I'm just thinking out loud.
Indesign has had a feature for the last few versions called GREP styles.
I've used it to do exactly what Carol wants to do: highlight certain
words or word combinations (maybe even in certain places, or
followed/preceded by certain char
Not sure if this helps at all; I'm just thinking out loud.
Indesign has had a feature for the last few versions called GREP styles.
I've used it to do exactly what Carol wants to do: highlight certain
words or word combinations (maybe even in certain places, or
followed/preceded by certain cha
In my experience using Mathtype to connect various versions of Word with
various DTP apps (including Frame), the only reliable way to reproduce
equations is to paste them into Illustrator, fix the problems, export
each equation as EPS (or AI), and import each equation into the DTP app.
This is
In my experience using Mathtype to connect various versions of Word with
various DTP apps (including Frame), the only reliable way to reproduce
equations is to paste them into Illustrator, fix the problems, export
each equation as EPS (or AI), and import each equation into the DTP app.
This is
I think Amita is saying that his Helvetica doesn't work for him.
Unfortunately, as Dov said, there are lots of Helveticas, so no one else
can test this for Amita without knowing exactly which Helvetica Amita is
having problems with.
Amita, it would be helpful to know in what way FM9 appears not
I think Amita is saying that his Helvetica doesn't work for him.
Unfortunately, as Dov said, there are lots of Helveticas, so no one else
can test this for Amita without knowing exactly which Helvetica Amita is
having problems with.
Amita, it would be helpful to know in what way FM9 appears no
, not RH.
>
>
> *From:* framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
> [mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] *On Behalf Of *Kenneth
> C. Benson
> *Sent:* Wednesday, May 09, 2012 7:00 AM
> *To:* framers at lists.frameusers.com
> *Subject:* Re: Running page header/footer spacin q
On 5/8/2012 10:44 AM, Ken Poshedly wrote:
>
> * The manual chapter title is keyed in and manually spaced (via the
> spacebar) at the page outer edge.
>
> But the next topic level 1 heading is "Lubricants, Coolants and
> Filters", which displays only with the word "Lubricants" displaying at
*From:* framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] *On Behalf Of *Kenneth
C. Benson
*Sent:* Wednesday, May 09, 2012 7:00 AM
*To:* framers@lists.frameusers.com
*Subject:* Re: Running page header/footer spacin question
On 5/8/2012 10:44 AM, Ken Poshedly
On 5/8/2012 10:44 AM, Ken Poshedly wrote:
* The manual chapter title is keyed in and manually spaced (via the
spacebar) at the page outer edge.
But the next topic level 1 heading is "Lubricants, Coolants and
Filters", which displays only with the word "Lubricants" displaying at
the page
The best way to deal with Ventura to Frame is to put RTF in the middle.
Do you have anything other than text files? Beginning with Ventura 7,
you would need a .VP file in which to load the text file (and from which
to export RTF). For earlier versions of Ventura, you would need (at
least) a .ch
The best way to deal with Ventura to Frame is to put RTF in the middle.
Do you have anything other than text files? Beginning with Ventura 7,
you would need a .VP file in which to load the text file (and from which
to export RTF). For earlier versions of Ventura, you would need (at
least) a .ch
Are you really sure it's installed? It shows in Control Panel > Fonts?
Arial Greek is probably a virtual font. With Unicode support, you should
be able to find the Greek characters you need in Arial (where they've
always been, but you couldn't access them in FM7 or earlier).
Kenneth Benson
Pega
Are you really sure it's installed? It shows in Control Panel > Fonts?
Arial Greek is probably a virtual font. With Unicode support, you should
be able to find the Greek characters you need in Arial (where they've
always been, but you couldn't access them in FM7 or earlier).
Kenneth Benson
Peg
On 3/21/2012 4:13 PM, Combs, Richard wrote:
> I suspect that Stuart's suggestion (assuming the Word docs are .docx)
> is a better idea because it should preserve the original size (and
> format) of the graphics, even if they've been resized in Word. I don't
> think HTML export does that. If
An
On 3/21/2012 4:13 PM, Combs, Richard wrote:
I suspect that Stuart's suggestion (assuming the Word docs are .docx)
is a better idea because it should preserve the original size (and
format) of the graphics, even if they've been resized in Word. I don't
think HTML export does that. If
Another
Twice a year I put together an approximately 1500-page document from an
Excel spreadsheet. I code the information in Excel so that I can
Find/Replace codes to paragraph tags, and then I save to tab-delimited
text, clean it up in NoteTab, and bring the txt file into Frame. I've
tried using Indes
Twice a year I put together an approximately 1500-page document from an
Excel spreadsheet. I code the information in Excel so that I can
Find/Replace codes to paragraph tags, and then I save to tab-delimited
text, clean it up in NoteTab, and bring the txt file into Frame. I've
tried using Indes
Jon Harvey wrote:
> The illustrator Save As box does not provide the option to save with
> Tiff preview.
Version and OS, please.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
Jon Harvey wrote:
> The illustrator Save As box does not provide the option to save with
> Tiff preview.
Version and OS, please.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
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Orly Zimmerman wrote:
> I couldn't find it in the help - so if the answer is that there is none
> - how would you prevent "I/O" within a sentence from breaking at the end
> of a line (assuming you cannot control the page width)?
Fred is right; this is usually dealt with by disallowing breaks at
Orly Zimmerman wrote:
I couldn't find it in the help - so if the answer is that there is none
- how would you prevent "I/O" within a sentence from breaking at the end
of a line (assuming you cannot control the page width)?
Fred is right; this is usually dealt with by disallowing breaks at
sl
richard.melanson at us.tel.com wrote:
> I just got off the phone with Adobe and I don't feel good about the answer I
> received.
I'm not sure the suites are that good a deal. I like to upgrade certain
programs (Indesign and Framemaker) every release. But with other
programs I don't feel like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got off the phone with Adobe and I don't feel good about the answer I received.
I'm not sure the suites are that good a deal. I like to upgrade certain
programs (Indesign and Framemaker) every release. But with other
programs I don't feel like I need the lates
Art Campbell wrote:
> I think the tag method would work with flowing text, too, but I
> wouldn't want to see the size of a single file after you imported
> 12,000 slides. It'd take a while to do much. Like to move from page to
> page...
You're right, Art, straddle heads can interrupt a 2-column
Tina Ricks wrote:
> When I go from G to H in a dictionary, for
> example, there is a horizontal separator across both columns and a great big
> letter H, and then the H words start. I can't do this with master pages,
> because the separator needs to "flow" with the text. Does that make any
> sense
Art Campbell wrote:
I think the tag method would work with flowing text, too, but I
wouldn't want to see the size of a single file after you imported
12,000 slides. It'd take a while to do much. Like to move from page to
page...
You're right, Art, straddle heads can interrupt a 2-column page
Tina Ricks wrote:
When I go from G to H in a dictionary, for
example, there is a horizontal separator across both columns and a great big
letter H, and then the H words start. I can't do this with master pages,
because the separator needs to "flow" with the text. Does that make any
sense? If thi
Miriam Lezak wrote:
> I still have a slight color differential between my regular text and
> hypertext (the hypertext shows up as, oh, maybe 90% gray).
You should. You're converting blue to a percentage of black. It makes
more sense if you think about it in terms of more than one color. If you
FeiMin_Lorente at amis.com wrote:
> I just found this yesterday and thought I'd share it with everyone in case
> other people don't know it's there:
> http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@@.3bc498bf
Even more direct is
http://www.adobe.com/support/feature.html
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type
Miriam Lezak wrote:
I still have a slight color differential between my regular text and
hypertext (the hypertext shows up as, oh, maybe 90% gray).
You should. You're converting blue to a percentage of black. It makes
more sense if you think about it in terms of more than one color. If you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just found this yesterday and thought I'd share it with everyone in case
other people don't know it's there:
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@@.3bc498bf
Even more direct is
http://www.adobe.com/support/feature.html
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.p
Ed Lightle wrote:
> Also, should I just try to learn how to distill to "watched folders"
> using Acrobat? If so, where do I go to learn how?
Printing to a watched folder is so easy it doesn't require any special
learning. In Distiller, go to Settings > Watched Folders and choose the
folder yo
Ed Lightle wrote:
Also, should I just try to learn how to distill to "watched folders"
using Acrobat? If so, where do I go to learn how?
Printing to a watched folder is so easy it doesn't require any special
learning. In Distiller, go to Settings > Watched Folders and choose the
folder you
Yes, Rick is right. Take a look at
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=315991
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
Ragnar Hanas wrote:
> Now a friend of me is trying to install FM6 on a new laptop with
> XP Home but gets the error message "This program requires at least 3MB of
> free virtual memory to run? as soon as she tries to run the installation CD.
I have a vague memory of running into this and it was
Yes, Rick is right. Take a look at
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=315991
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Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
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Ragnar Hanas wrote:
Now a friend of me is trying to install FM6 on a new laptop with
XP Home but gets the error message "This program requires at least 3MB of
free virtual memory to run” as soon as she tries to run the installation CD.
I have a vague memory of running into this and it was som
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> This registering thing: does it mean that we no longer can install the
> same FM on two computers like the license used to be (one at work or
> main computer and one at home or on a laptop, IIRC)?
If the FM8 standalone license is consistent with licenses for other
A
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
This registering thing: does it mean that we no longer can install the
same FM on two computers like the license used to be (one at work or
main computer and one at home or on a laptop, IIRC)?
If the FM8 standalone license is consistent with licenses for other
Adob
Mike Wickham wrote:
> D'oh! Nevermind! I just figured out that I can copy and paste Unicode
> characters from Character Map.
Yeah, Character Map works. I don't have FM8 yet, but I would have
thought they would have included something like Indesign's Glyph
palette, or Word's Insert Symbol.
Win
Bill Briggs wrote:
> At 12:19 PM -0600 8/3/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>> What am I missing?
>
> Nothing?
>
>> Why do people not want those spaces?
For me, it's just a habit I learned in other programs in which a
trailing space actually does occupy some space. It never occurred to me
(and I ac
Steve Cavanaugh wrote:
> Odd... I'm running Acrobat 5.5 and 8 on this system, as well as a
> competing product, and they all seem to work perfectly well together.
Yeah, I think the point was that even though some people will get
multiple versions to work, most people will run into problems, and
Mike Wickham wrote:
D'oh! Nevermind! I just figured out that I can copy and paste Unicode
characters from Character Map.
Yeah, Character Map works. I don't have FM8 yet, but I would have
thought they would have included something like Indesign's Glyph
palette, or Word's Insert Symbol.
Wind
Bill Briggs wrote:
At 12:19 PM -0600 8/3/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
What am I missing?
Nothing?
Why do people not want those spaces?
For me, it's just a habit I learned in other programs in which a
trailing space actually does occupy some space. It never occurred to me
(and I actually h
Steve Cavanaugh wrote:
Odd... I'm running Acrobat 5.5 and 8 on this system, as well as a
competing product, and they all seem to work perfectly well together.
Yeah, I think the point was that even though some people will get
multiple versions to work, most people will run into problems, and
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> but this results in the new \p taking on the paragraph attributes of
> the next line, removing extra vertical space or changing to
> superscript if next line starts on a superscript.
I've had great success getting around this exact same problem in
Indesign (haven't
Doug wrote:
> I need to install these two apps on my new laptop, and was wondering
> if it mattered which order I installed them in. Hopefully the install
> programs have gotten smart enough so that it doesn't matter.
You'll want to make sure that you install only one version of Acrobat.
Uni
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
but this results in the new \p taking on the paragraph attributes of
the next line, removing extra vertical space or changing to
superscript if next line starts on a superscript.
I've had great success getting around this exact same problem in
Indesign (haven't tes
Doug wrote:
> I need to install these two apps on my new laptop, and was wondering
> if it mattered which order I installed them in. Hopefully the install
> programs have gotten smart enough so that it doesn't matter.
You'll want to make sure that you install only one version of Acrobat.
Unins
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> . Edit the color to C:50, M:100, rest 0
>
> . I now see Ink name: None, print as spot
Although your ink name changes when you edit the definition (it doesn't
change here), you can call it whatever you want, I think. Try copying
the name before you edit the definition, a
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> What I see is visibly different, over-large, vertical leading between
> some, but not all, A, B and C headings and the BodyFirst paras that
> follow them. To reiterate, there are *no* para overrides. There are
> no master page overrides either.
Have you got Baseline Synchr
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> Quite. However, if you change the spec in FrameMaker to 'correct' the
> mix, it drops the ink name and you get 4-plate in the PDF [quite
It doesn't here. I just made a new color from the Pantone Uncoated
library, typed in 164, and got a nice red PANTONE 164 CVU. I chose P
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> I have been asked to use Pantone 164 for a design. There appears to
> be an oddity with FrameMaker's Pantone libraries, which give Pantone
> 164CVU, for example, as C:0 M:47 Y:76 K:0, which is a browny-orange,
> instead of the correct purple tint, C:50 M:100 Y:0 K:0, as in,
Steve Rickaby wrote:
. Edit the color to C:50, M:100, rest 0
. I now see Ink name: None, print as spot
Although your ink name changes when you edit the definition (it doesn't
change here), you can call it whatever you want, I think. Try copying
the name before you edit the definition, and
Steve Rickaby wrote:
What I see is visibly different, over-large, vertical leading between
some, but not all, A, B and C headings and the BodyFirst paras that
follow them. To reiterate, there are *no* para overrides. There are
no master page overrides either.
Have you got Baseline Synchroniza
Steve Rickaby wrote:
Quite. However, if you change the spec in FrameMaker to 'correct' the
mix, it drops the ink name and you get 4-plate in the PDF [quite
It doesn't here. I just made a new color from the Pantone Uncoated
library, typed in 164, and got a nice red PANTONE 164 CVU. I chose Pr
Steve Rickaby wrote:
I have been asked to use Pantone 164 for a design. There appears to
be an oddity with FrameMaker's Pantone libraries, which give Pantone
164CVU, for example, as C:0 M:47 Y:76 K:0, which is a browny-orange,
instead of the correct purple tint, C:50 M:100 Y:0 K:0, as in, for
ex
Dennis Davideit wrote:
> the change made no difference:
> the Marker dialog box still does not appear.
> Markers=200, 200
What were the numbers before you changed them? What screen resolution
are you running?
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
Dennis Davideit wrote:
the change made no difference:
the Marker dialog box still does not appear.
Markers=200, 200
What were the numbers before you changed them? What screen resolution
are you running?
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
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I think I remember that Mathtype gives you no option to include fonts in
EPS, which means you're relying on Frame to see that it needs to
download the font to the printer.
Frame *displays* Greek, right? IOW, Mathtype is writing the TIFF preview
showing Greek, not roman?
Did you try printing to
I think I remember that Mathtype gives you no option to include fonts in
EPS, which means you're relying on Frame to see that it needs to
download the font to the printer.
Frame *displays* Greek, right? IOW, Mathtype is writing the TIFF preview
showing Greek, not roman?
Did you try printing
Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> On my system it pulls down the Table menu, then selects Place Cursor
> After Table Anchor. Check which letter is underlined on your system for
> this option.
Interesting. Place Cursor After Table Anchor is not an option on my
system. Are you sure this isn't part of a pl
Rick Quatro wrote:
> You can use Escape t I (capital i) to move the insertion point out of
> the table.
Yes, this works nicely.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> Alt t p
This pulls down the Table menu, but there is no "p" option. I should
have mentioned I'm working in FM 7.2 on Windows. Maybe this is different
in your version/OS?
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
On my system it pulls down the Table menu, then selects Place Cursor
After Table Anchor. Check which letter is underlined on your system for
this option.
Interesting. Place Cursor After Table Anchor is not an option on my
system. Are you sure this isn't part of a plug-i
Rick Quatro wrote:
You can use Escape t I (capital i) to move the insertion point out of
the table.
Yes, this works nicely.
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
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I'm converting text to table a few thousand times and I want to stop
having to use the mouse. I can Find the beginning of the text, shift
arrow down to the bottom of the text, use ALT t v Enter to convert text
to table, but then when I use Find Next it tells me "No Insertion Point"
(because the
Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
Alt t p
This pulls down the Table menu, but there is no "p" option. I should
have mentioned I'm working in FM 7.2 on Windows. Maybe this is different
in your version/OS?
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com
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I'm converting text to table a few thousand times and I want to stop
having to use the mouse. I can Find the beginning of the text, shift
arrow down to the bottom of the text, use ALT t v Enter to convert text
to table, but then when I use Find Next it tells me "No Insertion Point"
(because the
Martin Simon wrote:
> Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
> the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
> letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.
The centre line symbol (this is how Windows Character Map spells it)
Nina Rogers wrote:
> I have a table runs from one page to the next. I've put in the "table
> continuation" variable, but I can't figure out how to repeat the table
> header rows. Can someone help? Thanks!
Add a new header row and copy and paste the cells from your existing
regular row into the
Nina Rogers wrote:
I have a table runs from one page to the next. I've put in the "table
continuation" variable, but I can't figure out how to repeat the table
header rows. Can someone help? Thanks!
Add a new header row and copy and paste the cells from your existing
regular row into the ne
Martin Simon wrote:
Does there exist in FM, or Word, if necessary, a keyboard shortcut for
the drafting symbol for centerline. That being the letter C with the
letter L written over it, with the L aligned slightly lower.
The centre line symbol (this is how Windows Character Map spells it) is
Ron Miller wrote:
>
> Mac keyboard command to select a row in a table.
Not sure, but I think it's the same as on PC: ESC THR (The wHole Row)
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Ron Miller wrote:
>
> Mac keyboard command to select a row in a table.
Not sure, but I think it's the same as on PC: ESC THR (The wHole Row)
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
(518) 697-0700
(866) 498-9692 (fax)
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From: "Jennifer Randel"
> "All or part of the selection has no available system font. You cannot
add or delete text using the currently selected font."
It means you don't have that font installed on your computer. Just the same
as in Frame, you need to have the font installed on your computer
From: "Jennifer Randel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> "All or part of the selection has no available system font. You cannot
add or delete text using the currently selected font."
It means you don't have that font installed on your computer. Just the same
as in Frame, you need to have the font installe
From: "Angela Akridge"
> I have a strange behavior with my Frame 7.2 (Unstructured) tables. One
row,
> in the table has a page worth of data in one column. This data runs off
the
> page. The table eventually continues onto the next page, but the missing
> data (the data that ran off the page) doe
From: "Angela Akridge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a strange behavior with my Frame 7.2 (Unstructured) tables. One
row,
> in the table has a page worth of data in one column. This data runs off
the
> page. The table eventually continues onto the next page, but the missing
> data (the data that ra
From: "Owen, Clint"
> If the master pages are the same in all the chapters, make the changes
in one, then use the "Import Formats" function to copy the page layouts
from the corrected chapter into all of the others. You can do this from
the book level. De-select all the other option and check "Pa
From: "Owen, Clint" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> If the master pages are the same in all the chapters, make the changes
in one, then use the "Import Formats" function to copy the page layouts
from the corrected chapter into all of the others. You can do this from
the book level. De-select all the other o
From: "Natalie Bircher"
> We have graphic-intensive docs and it takes forever to scroll through the
> doc. Is there a way to speed things up?
If you save your graphics as EPS, Frame will only display the low-resolution
preview. There are some other reasons you may prefer not to use EPS (the
low
From: "Natalie Bircher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> We have graphic-intensive docs and it takes forever to scroll through the
> doc. Is there a way to speed things up?
If you save your graphics as EPS, Frame will only display the low-resolution
preview. There are some other reasons you may prefer not
From: "Rene Stephenson"
> OK, so an advisory notice of sorts (ReadMe file, popup, etc.) looks like
our only option...
Shouldn't be necessary. Your legal size document is no different--in terms
of printing from Acrobat--than anyone else's. If your customers are getting
strange results printing
From: "Rene Stephenson"
> We have a quick reference guide that uses a (US) legal-size landscape
layout. It is set up in FM as a custom page size 14x8" with 3 columns in the
text frame.
Legal is 8.5"x14", not 8"x14". Could that be the problem?
You can't really do much about how people print yo
From: "Rene Stephenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> OK, so an advisory notice of sorts (ReadMe file, popup, etc.) looks like
our only option...
Shouldn't be necessary. Your legal size document is no different--in terms
of printing from Acrobat--than anyone else's. If your customers are getting
stran
From: "Rene Stephenson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> We have a quick reference guide that uses a (US) legal-size landscape
layout. It is set up in FM as a custom page size 14x8" with 3 columns in the
text frame.
Legal is 8.5"x14", not 8"x14". Could that be the problem?
You can't really do much about
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