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I have a rotated master page with an imported image file placed in the header. Everything looks fine in both the master page view and the body page view; however, when I save the file as a PDF, the image is getting cut off. Can someone please advise me on how to fix this issue?
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Thanks and regards,
Matt
The "point" release info is what is shown in the Help about after the FM version number, e.g. FM 13.x.xxx, where "x" is a digit.
To get around the clipping issue, you can try one of the following:
1) Try rotating the landscape pages back to the portrait orientation before creating the PDF.
2) Create a rotated version of the graphic and insert that on the Landscape Master pages.
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If you have a vector editor that can open PDF pages (like Illustrator), you might deconstruct that page and see what's going on.
It might be some unrelated page element acting as a mask.
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How did you create the PDF? Was it using the RGB or CMYK mode and which version [including point release]? FM sometimes messes with rotated images in the RGB mode [i.e. your page is rotated for the output].
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I tried optimizing the file, I tried CMYK and RGB versions all to no avail. what is point release?
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The "point" release info is what is shown in the Help about after the FM version number, e.g. FM 13.x.xxx, where "x" is a digit.
To get around the clipping issue, you can try one of the following:
1) Try rotating the landscape pages back to the portrait orientation before creating the PDF.
2) Create a rotated version of the graphic and insert that on the Landscape Master pages.
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Arnis,
thank you. Option 2 worked great.
best regards,
matt