Ok, here we go again . . .

[Joe]

It's in your Preps default profile. Once Preps starts, open preferences and navigate to the Acrobat folder. Save prefs. Save the Default profile and re-start Preps. The message should be gone.

[Tracy]

I know your prolly not at work, and Im in no rush but can you hook a girl up with a screen shot?

[Joe]

I know your prolly not at work, and Im in no rush but can you hook a girl up with a screen shot?

Sure...once you set the location of Acrobat and click OK, Save the Profile as shown in the 2nd screen shot

[DCurry]

I've also used the scale(?) creep function on a 116 pgr. It didn't show the creep how I was used to seeing it but it worked fine.

By clicking the Scale button, Preps will horizontally scale the creeped pages rather than moving them. It's very useful if you have crossover images - the centers will still line up.

[Farabomb]

That job had a x-over right smack in the middle and it worked a treat. I remember people at the old place shifting eps page position through trial and error in order to get it to align dead nuts.

[Stiv]

Should I avoid using the Preps Internal Converter?

I know your prolly not at work, and Im in no rush but can you hook a girl up with a screen shot?

Sure...once you set the location of Acrobat and click OK, Save the Profile as shown in the 2nd screen shot

[Joe]

Should I avoid using the Preps Internal Converter?

I know your prolly not at work, and Im in no rush but can you hook a girl up with a screen shot?

Sure...once you set the location of Acrobat and click OK, Save the Profile as shown in the 2nd screen shot

I really don't know. I've just always used Acrobat. I think our trainer told us to use Acrobat.