whenever generate toc or try save fm file after making changes in it, generates error , not save changes.
error: internal error occurred while writing imported graphics in document. file has been saved has lost image data. please report error adobe technical support.
system preferences: win xp, ibm piv desktop, 504 mb ram
error: internal error occurred while writing imported graphics in document. file has been saved has lost image data. please report error adobe technical support.
system preferences: win xp, ibm piv desktop, 504 mb ram
the message tells while fm saving file, problem graphic encountered. obvious trouble-shooting
path go through images have imported document.
my bet have imported graphics copy, rather reference. is, copy , store complete graphic
your fm document rather referring external graphic file. well-known cause sorts of problems, both
logistically , related software bugs , performance. problem becomes worse more graphics of type have,
larger graphics are, , more esoteric image formats use.
if _only_ use graphics imported reference, problem related disk or network problems. try avoiding
referring graphics stored in long, complex paths on other network drives, perhaps located externally office. instead, try
to keep graphics in sub-folder document, or @ least "close" document possible.
if have files on local network drive, try copying them local disk. if on local disk,
you might have problem disk. run disk check , defragmentation of local disk.
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/thomas michanek
path go through images have imported document.
my bet have imported graphics copy, rather reference. is, copy , store complete graphic
your fm document rather referring external graphic file. well-known cause sorts of problems, both
logistically , related software bugs , performance. problem becomes worse more graphics of type have,
larger graphics are, , more esoteric image formats use.
if _only_ use graphics imported reference, problem related disk or network problems. try avoiding
referring graphics stored in long, complex paths on other network drives, perhaps located externally office. instead, try
to keep graphics in sub-folder document, or @ least "close" document possible.
if have files on local network drive, try copying them local disk. if on local disk,
you might have problem disk. run disk check , defragmentation of local disk.
--
/thomas michanek
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