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Re: Save as PDF

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From: janice_swanson
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 16:51
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Thank you, everyone. I really appreciate the feedback.

Art, I'm working with a 2GHz processor, 1983 MB RAM with Adobe Distiller 8.1.3 and Acrobat 8.1 and FrameMaker 8.0. Typically, I am not usually running anything else that would sap memory when I distill my docs.
Re: "The PS file was generated (probably) because on the FM Print dialog box, you had Print To File checked." My file with a ps extension was still listed in the Print to File box, but I had unchecked the Print to File checkbox. Is there something else I need to have in the settings to automatically distill the postscript file? Also, I haven't tried opening all my files on my desktop yet because I wasn't sure that having them on the network was the issue. Now that it seems more and more to be the problem, I'll try that next.

Sheila & Van, Thanks for the Archive plugin info. After experimenting with moving my files to my desktop and creating the PDF from there, if it helps, I will certainly look into it.

I love this forum. Thanks again everyone,
Janice
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