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BCrouse
2005-06-17, 07:00 PM
I have several dwf files and I deleted sheets out of them and replaced them with updated ones. When you use the next view button to go through the set. The file skips the area that I deleted. But sheets that are there. What would be causing that to happen? I can e-mail you one of the file that is doing this.
BCrouse
2005-06-18, 09:47 PM
I have several dwf files and I deleted sheets out of them and replaced them with updated ones. When you use the next view button to go through the set. The file skips the area that I deleted. But sheets that are there. What would be causing that to happen? I can e-mail you one of the file that is doing this.




Sorry I cannot answer your question. I don't use DWF's. Hopefully you can get a response from someone

Thanks,
rfuller
2005-06-20, 09:31 PM
I have about 50 copies of Composer here at my company and would be glad to take a look at your file if you would like to send it. We have experienced a number of problems with composer since implementing three months ago and luckily I haven't been stumped yet.

Have you installed service pack 1?
BCrouse
2005-06-20, 09:36 PM
I have about 50 copies of Composer here at my company and would be glad to take a look at your file if you would like to send it. We have experienced a number of problems with composer since implementing three months ago and luckily I haven't been stumped yet.
Can you send me your e-mail @ bcrouse@pulte.com?

Thank you,
Brad
rfuller
2005-06-21, 10:00 PM
Just in case anyone encounters the same issue that Brad has experienced I wanted to post a work around for the problem. The only way that I found to prevent DWF Composer from skipping the updated files was to take the skipped files and place them in a new session of composer, rename the file and place it back in original DWF file.

Keep in mind you will need to delete the old sheets that you renamed. Not sure exactly why, but it worked. I am still working on the DWF files that Brad sent to see if I can come up with an exact reason.

I will post an update if I solve the problem.