Loss of URL
I'm working on creating a publishable dvd database for my university's website. The program we are using is called Allmymovies and has a built-in FR3 that creates pdf files from the Allmymovies database.
In fr3, I can give an object (for example, [frxMovieDataSet."Title"]) a specific url. I'm assuming this means that after the pdf is published, the object has a built-in hyperlink.
In the programs preview, the hyperlinks work fine. However, when I save the file and open it in adobe pdf viewer, the hyperlinks are no longer there (or are not active/clickable).
Is this a problem with the pdf viewer? Or fastreport? Or possibly because fastreport is built into the program I'm using?
Also, if I got FR4, would I experience the same issues?
Thanks in advance for any help.
In fr3, I can give an object (for example, [frxMovieDataSet."Title"]) a specific url. I'm assuming this means that after the pdf is published, the object has a built-in hyperlink.
In the programs preview, the hyperlinks work fine. However, when I save the file and open it in adobe pdf viewer, the hyperlinks are no longer there (or are not active/clickable).
Is this a problem with the pdf viewer? Or fastreport? Or possibly because fastreport is built into the program I'm using?
Also, if I got FR4, would I experience the same issues?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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I've saved first preview page as PDF file and now when I open it with Acrobate Reader 9.4.2 the hyperlink at top right corner works OK.
Here you have this PDF file to see if you can get through the problem with FR 4.
Mick
I would change the color on both layers until they were similar in color. Use Adjustments, color balance....and hue/saturation. Also you can adjust the lightness and darkness of the pic, with levels, also found under adjustments. (I'm using Photoshop CS)
As far as blending goes, you will probably have to use more than one tool to get the job done. Start with the clone tool, blend with the healing brush. Fix light and dark places with the dodge and burn tool. (I usually will set the opacity of the dodge and burn tool to a really low level so that the changes are very small so that I have more control over the effect on my pic.)
There are countless ways to fix a photo, this is how I usually start to fix mine. Each pic is different though, and so my approach might be different if I could see the photos that you are trying to merge together.
Anyway, hope this helps.