acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

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7 total messages Started by CThai Mon, 29 Sep 2008 18:58

#476

Author: CThai
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 18:58

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Hello -

we currently updated our adobe7 to adobe 8 professional, and we have a distiller that we put in a "watch folder" where it would PDF"s all our tables ... after the updated to 8.0 the post script no longer works... can someone explain to me what we need to change or do to get this to work again...

attached the scrip below... I appreciate any input

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%!
% PostScript program for distilling and combining multiple PostScript files.
% When embedding font subsets, it is highly recommended you use this technique
% to distill multiple PS files so only one font subset is used for each font.

/prun { /mysave save def % Performs a save before running the PS file
        dup = flush % Shows name of PS file being run
        RunFile % Calls built in Distiller procedure
        clear cleardictstack % Cleans up after PS file
        mysave restore % Restores save level
} def

(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/highlite.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table01.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table02.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure01.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table03.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure03.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table04.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure04.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table05.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure05.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table06.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure06.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table07.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure07.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table08.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table09.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table10.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11a.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11b.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11c.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11d.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11e.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11f.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11g.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table11h.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table12.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table13.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table14.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figure11.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table15.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table16.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table17a.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/table17b.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/tableb1.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/tablec1.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/tablec2.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figc1_c2.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/tablec3.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/tablec4.prn) prun
% (//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/figc3_c4.prn) prun
(//sqlf7/OOG_CDD/Applications/WPSR/production/out/tableh1.prn) prun

% INSTRUCTIONS
%
% 1. Locate all PostScript files to be distilled.
%
% 2. Make a copy of this file and give it the name you want to have as the prefix
% for the re

Re: acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

#477

Author: Aandi_Inston
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:04

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I recommend you post in the Acrobat SDK forum. 

Aandi Inston

Re: acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

#478

Author: Aandi_Inston
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:05

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By the way, are you using Acrobat Professional on a server?

Aandi Inston

Re: acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

#479

Author: CThai
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:14

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Hi Aandi -

yes we are using the acrobat profession on a server.

Re: acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

#481

Author: Aandi_Inston
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:25

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Acrobat Professional is not licensed for server use. This is why there
is a Distiller Server product!

Aandi Inston

Re: acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

#480

Author: CThai
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:29

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Hi Aandi,

I am a little confused we have a distiller server products as well as our Acrobat Professional on each machine...maybe i answer your question wrong, but we brought each machine adobe 8.0 professional as well as our acrobat distiller... we use the postscript to pdf's our table that is excel - this have work before with 7.0 professional... so i'm just a little confuse why it wont work on 8.0 professional.

Re: acrobat distiller 8.0 post script

#482

Author: Aandi_Inston
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:32

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I'm a little confused too - Distiller Server will do the conversion of
PostScript to PDF. What would Acrobat Professsional be doing in the
workflow?

If you have Distiller Server, as well as the Distiller in Acrobat
Professional, you must use Distiller Server. You cannot substitute the
Distiller a different version of Acrobat Professional: rather, you
would need to upgrade Distiller Server.

Aandi Inston

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