The following two messages are reposts from the Omsys Framer's list. I'm
posting them here since both problem and fix are Acrobat-specific.

Best,

Tom Neuburger
The Masters Series: FrameMaker 6
ISBN 1-930597-01-0

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Hi David,

I've had the same trouble, only with Frame 7. The problem is with your
Acrobat setup. The message that follows this reprints Dov Isaac's
recommended solution. This fixed the problem on my system, also Win 2000.

Best,

Tom Neuburger

At 09:10 AM 2/24/2003, David Knopf wrote:

>Frame 6p405
>Acrobat 5.0.5
>Windows 2000
>
>I am getting undesirable results printing from Frame to Acrobat (or to an
>HP LaserJet 5MP).
>
>I have a set of documents in which a variable has been used to separate
>menu commands. For example, in the text:
>
> Choose File>Save.
>
>The > is not actually a greater than sign, but rather a variable named
>Arrow whose definition is:
>
> \st<Symbol>Æ<Default Font>\st
>
>The Symbol character tag is set to use Family=Symbol, Size=9pt;
>Stretch=100%, Spread=0%, Pair Kern, and all other properties are As Is.
>
>Everything looks right in FrameMaker, but when printing to Acrobat or our
>PS printer, the arrow symbol overprints the following character. For
>example, in:
>
> File>Save
>
>The arrowhead prints over the letter "S".
>
>I get the same result on multiple, similarly configured machines. The
>problem did not occur with the same files printed to Acrobat 4 last year.
>
>Any ideas about what's causing this or, especially, how to resolve it?
>
>Thanks,
>
>David Knopf ~ mailto:david@knopf.com
>Knopf Online ~ San Francisco, CA ~ http://www.knopf.com


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