Hello everyone, I have a PDF which I've generated from an AI file (using GhostScript). I then want to take the AI file to SWF using PDF2SWF. The problem is the file never finishes processing. The only way I can get it to complete is to use "-O1", however, in a programmatic environment I cannot readily detect this scenario without the use of some large process timeout and then utilize the O1 parameter. Is it possible there is a bug here or some other optimal workaround?
Thanks for the info! Cheers, Matt. AI File: http://www.salmizar.com/BadAI.ai PDF File: http://www.salmizar.com/BadAI.pdf PDF2SWF Command: pdf2swf -T9 -s linksopennewwindow -s linknameurl --set storeallcharacters="1" -z "C:\TEMP\BadAI.pdf" -o "D:\TEMP\BadAI.swf" Verbose Output Command: pdf2swf -vvv "D:\TEMP\BadAI.pdf" -o "D:\TEMP\BadAI.swf" Stops at: :clip: DEBUG | moveTo 390.30 504.90 DEBUG | lineTo 392.90 507.95 DEBUG | lineTo 395.15 510.40 DEBUG | lineTo 392.50 507.30 DEBUG | lineTo 390.30 504.90 TRACE record: 00b78d18 FILL TRACE restoreState 00B71290 (end clipping) DEBUG updateLineDash, 0 dashes TRACE record: 00b78d18 ENDCLIP TRACE restoreState 00BD7380 (end softmask) (end clipping) VERBOSE clearSoftMask statepos=3 TRACE record: 00b78d18 END TRACE replay: STARTCLIP TRACE replay: FILL TRACE replay: FILL (repeats over and over) Thanks again.
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