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FM 2015 (version 13.0.2.422) crashes when applying master pages in a book when the book contains a document that has no content matching a row in the MasterPageMaps table. The crash does not occur in version 13.0.1.385. The earlier version opens a log file with the confusing message "No master pages applied because the MasterPageMaps table contains no mapping information." This message appears if the table contains mapping information, but a document in the book happens not to use any of the indicated elements or paragraphs.
--Lynne
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My analysis of this issue was way off.
First, the crash occurred not in actually applying master pages, but in the attempt to open a book error log to report that the command happened not to apply any master pages. I tested another situation that results in a book error log and that one crashed as well. Meanwhile, I spoke with several people who were unable to reproduce the crashes.
Second, TCS tech support gave me a workaround. There is a Windows display setting for custom scaling. The recommended setting for my high resolution monitor is 200%. When it is higher than 150%, FM crashes. I may need to use a magnifying glass to work, but at least I have the option of changing the display setting depending on what I am doing.
--Lynne
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You can also control how FM launches by editing the shortcut – there’s a flag for high resolution display monitors in there that allows you to change the Windows settings to be higher without FM going all sideways.
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Interesting … I'm running FM on a MacBook Pro with Retina Display, and Windows 10 is set to 175%. However, I have excluded FrameMaker from scaling and therefore did not run into the crash. But good to know about this and making FrameMaker compatible with extreme high dpi screens is a top priority.
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Just had a look at my FM12 shortcut – on the Compatibility tab, there’s a “Disable display scaling on high DPI settings” field. That’s allowing me to run at 150%.
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Jeff, Stefan,
Thanks for your comments.
Disable display scaling on high DPI settings does not affect this crash.
I tried setting the scaling to 175% and still crashed.150% seems to be the maximum number I can use to avoid the crash.
Is there a way to change the scaling only for 2015? Jeff, what are the flags I can set in the shortcut?
--Lynne
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See my previous post about modifying the shortcut; but it sounds like you’ve already got that turned on & it had no impact at a higher % setting.