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Article #1502[CS2 AS] Export as Jpeg... image missing in the output.
From: EricGagnon
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:22
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:22
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Hi, I'm using alot the export as jpeg feature as a validation helper while doing batch processing (for quality output, i have used export as pdf and rasterisation in photoshop... require more processing, but it give more reliable output). So with the base export, i'm having a odd problem where on other machine the some images are not exported appropriately (some appear with a white strippe and other completely blank). I have not found documentation on this but i'm pretty sure that the export is done from a low-res preview, so i suspect that that my script processing make the export before indesign has completed some document display refresh. I tought that i could use a arbitrary delay, but i find this solution quite inconvenient as it make the process slower and not completely deterministic. Is there a equivalent call to "recompose" that would let me be sure to call the export when the display refresh of the document is done? (if i remember well, i have tried forcing the document quality display to maximum). Thanks for any ideas! :) Eric
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