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Article #863Re: Save as PDF
From: janice_swanson
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 21:52
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 21:52
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Thank you, Sheila. It's embarrassing that I call myself a Technical Writer and I couldn't follow simple instructions! Van, Does it matter whether the printer is set to Adobe PDF if you use the Archive plugin then? My images are all stored in one folder, but they are on the network. Ok everyone, I have set my printer to Adobe PDF, restarted FrameMaker and have set the same document mentioned previously to print. It so far still seems to be taking longer than I expected (10 minutes so far & it's only 46% done). I'll let you know what I learn. In the meantime, you'll miss me... Janice
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