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Article #24988Re: Windows FM 7 still makes RGB PostScript
From: Arnis Gubins
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 18:49
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 18:49
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>then you add in Framemaker's inability to see beyond the defined page (which contributes to a LOT of pages received without bleed) That's just plain operator error! FM can position anything off the page. I use bleeds all of the time. The operator simply needs to output to a larger sheet size. A lot of users don't understand the difference between page size and sheet size. It simply sounds like unskilled operators, a lack of tools and no specified workflow. Grant it, all of this could be a lot easier in FM, but it can be done quite properly and well. We order paper by the semi loads to feed the web presses - can't afford any errors in these situations.
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