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Re: problem in converting to PDF

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From: Art Campbell
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:45
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Uday,

Something changed on your system, either system or software upgrades, or possibly some of your files became corrupted. But the problem didn't occur spontaneously. But until you figure out what happened, it doesn't make sense to turn your world upside down and change everything.

Your PDF settings are available through Frame's Print dialog box. In the Printer field, you should have Adobe PDF or something similar as your printer. Go into Setup to see the printer properties.

Are all your FM files open on the desktop when you start distilling?

Art
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