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Article #22902Re: Help - Frame 7 crashes when printing to printer or .ps
From: Virginia O'Connor
Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 19:06
Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 19:06
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Yikes! I just reopened the book file after deleting all the *backup* files, regenerated the book, but got an error saying one or more files could not be saved. I open one of those files and click Save. It reads "... can't save file to filename.fm.ft4 ..." OK... so I close the book, don't save anything and return to removing all files with the word backup in the title. This is the pattern - I have to remove all the files two or three times before I can get FrameMaker to allow me to save any of the files again. I will try deleting the file where the printing error occurs and see if that works ...
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