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Article #937Re: imported (by reference) objects are missing - leaving empty anchored frames
From: Guillermo_Perry
Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2009 15:02
Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2009 15:02
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Hello every one ! I'm new to this stuff, but I sure think it's a great way to solve our Adobe technical problems; I want to thank everyone for the posts, it's been extremely helpful so far :) -However, After reading this post I don't seem to get the solution. I'm having the same issue as Hanna; I've imported a Power Point SWF (Created with captivate) object into a frame maker file by referrence. Yet I haven't had any recent upgrades or have I added any conditions and for some odd reason, when I try to create a PDF the document comes out fine but it always plays the media back without the powerpoint graphics. Still though, you can hear my narration of the powerpoint; you can still hear sound, and even see any text graphic insertions I placed in the object with captivate, but all of the power point words, colors, everything else is gone. I'm using Frame Maker 8- 1.6GHz-Windows XP- 512mb of RAM.... I would greatly appreciate any help I can get on this issue. Running into problems like this when your trying to finish a project for a client isn't always the most pleasant experience :/ LOL...But that's why we have this chance to get together and get to know each other. Is anyone friendly enough to help ?
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