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Article #23362Re: CONVERTING FM7 TO PDF does not happen.
From: Michael Hare
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 22:58
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 2002 22:58
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I am having this same problem. I upgraded from FM6 to FM7 and I have applied the FM7 patch (p576). I also upgraded Acrobat 4 to Acrobat 5. I installed Acrobat 5 after I installed FM7. I converted my older FM6 books and all the files to FM7 format. My books build fine in FM7. When I go to Save-As PDF, the book build fine again, but during the 'print' stage it hangs on many of the files, indicating it 'cannot open file xxx.xxx' If I pre-open all the files in the book, the Save-As PDF will run to completion and build the PDF without a problem. If I try to Save-As PDF any one of the book files individually, the PDF is also created. I have this problem on two FM6 books, I have only tried this on these two books. The books always built fine using FM6 and Acrobat 4. My default printer is a PS printer.
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