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Article #199Framemaker 7.1 known limits ?
From: stlaural
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:52
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:52
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Hi All, I have a PL/SQL process that takes some vertor graphics that are already in pdf format, one graphic per page, one page per PDF, and creates a MIF file, adding each pdf on a single page with a custom header and footer. The result is a mif file with multiple pages and on each page there is a graphic (which is imported from a pdf) and a custom header and footer. The problem I have is that whenever I try to create a mif file with more than five graphics, the master page seems to be corrupted, in fact when I look at the MIF file in framemaker, the last bodypage's header and footer are displayed on an extra page that should not be there. I have absolutely no errors when opening the MIF file in framemaker except some minor font errors so I guess that the structure of the file is OK. So I was wondering if there was, like a limit in line numbers or character number that a MIF file can have or someting like this that could cause that problem. Actually my MIF file can have more than 35000 lines which is also quite a lot of characters. Does anyone have any idea on that ? I know it might not be a lot of information but I just don't have more. Thanks.
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