Unwanted conversion of case

I am using DW to update an intranet site that runs on a Unix
machine, meaning case-sensitive file names.
I have found that whenever I create a hyperlink, DW converts
the case of the file name (and of the frame name I supply as
target) to lower case. Which, of course, destructs my web site.
Is there a setting somewhere to stop DW doing so? It is quite
persistant

How are you creating hyperlinks?
I select the text or image in Design View, and then use the
Property
Inspector. I've never seen the case change, but maybe I just
haven't
noticed it.
HTH,
Randy
> I have found that whenever I create a hyperlink, DW
converts the case of the
> file name (and of the frame name I supply as target) to
lower case. Which, of
> course, destructs my web site.

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}

Where will i use SET-PF-STATUS?

HOW TO CREATE MENUBAR,TITILE BAR,APPLICATION? IN MY PROGRAM BELOW.......
REPORT YINTERACTIVEPROGRAM02 NO STANDARD PAGE HEADING.
TABLES:YEMPLOYEE,YEMPLOYEEDB.
TYPES: BEGIN OF TY_EMPLOYEE,
        EMP_ID TYPE YEMPLOYEE-EMP_ID,
        EMP_NAME TYPE YEMPLOYEE-EMP_NAME,
        EMP_ADDR TYPE YEMPLOYEE-EMP_ADDR,
        EMP_PROFILE TYPE YEMPLOYEE-EMP_PROFILE,
      END OF TY_EMPLOYEE.
DATA:I_EMPLOYEE TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF TY_EMPLOYEE WITH HEADER LINE.
START-OF-SELECTION.
SELECT * FROM YEMPLOYEE INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE I_EMPLOYEE.
LOOP AT i_EMPLOYEE.
    WRITE: I_EMPLOYEE-EMP_ID,'               ',
           I_EMPLOYEE-EMP_NAME,'        ',
           I_EMPLOYEE-EMP_ADDR,'       ',
           I_EMPLOYEE-EMP_PROFILE.
           HIDE:I_EMPLOYEE-EMP_ID.
           SKIP.
ENDLOOP.
TOP-OF-PAGE.
WRITE: 'PRODUCT INFORMATION'.
SKIP.
WRITE: 'EMPLOYEE ID      ',
         'EMPLOYEE NAME    ',
         'EMPLOYEE ADDR                        ',
         'EMPLOYEE PROFILE'.
ULINE.
END-OF-PAGE.
WRITE: 'ENJOY'.
END-OF-SELECTION.
AT LINE-SELECTION.
CHECK SY-LSIND = 1.
WINDOW STARTING AT 10 5
         ENDING AT   99 12.
WRITE: 'YOU HAVE SELECTED ITEM:'.
ULINE.
WRITE: 'EMPLOYEE ID      ',
         'EMPLOYEE NAME    ',
         'EMPLOYEE ADDR                  ',
         'EMPLOYEE PROFILE'.
ULINE.
SKIP.
WRITE:SY-LISEL.
ULINE.
SELECT * FROM YEMPLOYEEDB WHERE EMP_ID = I_EMPLOYEE-EMP_ID.
    WRITE:'EMP_AGE '.
    WRITE:'EMP_GENDER'.
    SKIP.
    WRITE:YEMPLOYEEDB-EMP_AGE.
    WRITE:'         '.
    WRITE:YEMPLOYEEDB-EMP_GENDER.
ENDSELECT.
IF SY-SUBRC <> 0.
    WRITE: 'NO DATA FOR SELECTED ITEM'.
ENDIF.

Hi,
Sets a GUI (Graphical User Interface) status pfstat which can be up to 20 characters long. There are many of these statuses in the GUI of a program. Each one describes which functions are available and how you can select these via menus and menu bars or by pressing function keys or pushbuttons. For further information about this, refer to the Menu Painter documentation.
Each status has a name which may be up to 8 characters long.
Setting a status makes the functions contained therein selectable.
This method allows you to vary the available functions according to the current screen, list level and/or previous program flow.
The current status is stored in the system field SY-PFKEY.
A status remains valid for the duration of a transaction or until you set a new status.
Note
You can use a namespace prefix with status names.
Example
Event in program:
START-OF-SELECTION.
SET PF-STATUS 'MAIN'.
WRITE SY-PFKEY.
AT USER-COMMAND.
CASE SY-UCOMM.
    WHEN 'F001'.
      SET PF-STATUS '0001'.
      WRITE SY-PFKEY.
ENDCASE.
Produces a list (contents MAIN) with a GUI framework which allows you to select functions assigned to the the status MAIN. If you choose the function code F001 (e.g. from the menu or by pressing a pushbutton), you trigger the event AT USER-COMMAND. This generates a secondary list (contents 0001) with a GUI framework which allows you to select functions assigned to the status 0001. On returning from the secondary list to the basic list the status MAIN is reactivated.
Example
PBO module:
MODULE PBO_100 OUTPUT.
SET PF-STATUS 'S001'.
ENDMODULE.
Displays the screen 100 with a GUI framework which allows you to select functions assigned to the status S001.
Note
If you want to set a status for a screen, you must do so during the PBO event. The system always searches for the status pfstat in the GUI of the main program of the current program group . (However, see also the addition OF PROGRAM progname.)
Example
PROGRAM PROGRAM1.
PERFORM UP1 IN PROGRAM PROGRAM2.
PROGRAM PROGRAM2.
FORM UP1.
SET PF-STATUS 'ABCD'
ENDFORM:
The status ABCD of program PROGRAM1 is activated if PROGRAM1 is the program specified in the transaction definition.
Notes
If no GUI is defined in the list processing (or it is deactivated with SET PF-STATUS SPACE), the system supplies a standard user interface.
This statement converts the contents of the field pfstat to type C. The converted value is used to search for the desired status. Since the conversion employs the standard conversion rules as for MOVE, you should use a field of type C for pfstat to avoid unwanted conversions. In this case, a field of type I with a value of 12 would give the key ' 12 '.
Addition 1
... EXCLUDING f ... EXCLUDING itab
Effect
Deactivates one or more of the status functions, so that they cannot be selected. Specify the appropriate function codes using one of the following:
a field f or a literal which contains a function code
an internal table itab which contains several function codes
This method allows you to modify the selectable functions of a status easily at runtime.
Example
DATA: itab TYPE TABLE OF sy-ucomm.
APPEND 'DELE' TO itab.
APPEND 'PICK' TO itab.
SET PF-STATUS 'STA3' EXCLUDING itab.
Sets the status STA3 which renders the functions with the function codes DELE and PICK inactive.
Addition 2
... IMMEDIATELY
Effect
List processing: The status becomes effective for the last list displayed and is not flagged for the next secondary list. In screen processing, this addition has no effect because every status becomes immediately effective anyway.
Example
Event in program:
START-OF-SELECTION.
SET PF-STATUS 'MAIN'.
WRITE SY-PFKEY.
AT USER-COMMAND.
CASE SY-UCOMM.
    WHEN 'F002'.
      SET PF-STATUS '0002' IMMEDIATELY.
      EXIT.
ENDCASE.
Selecting the function F002 in the basic list (contents MAIN, status MAIN) redisplays the basic list, but this time with the status 0002.
Note
Without the addition ... IMMEDIATELY, the old status MAIN becomes active again.
Addition 3
... OF PROGRAM progname
Effect
The system does not look for the status pfstat in the GUI of the main program of the current program group, but in the program whose name is specified in the field progname.
Note
Only use this addition if the status contains no dynamic texts.
Since the system searches for the texts in the program to which the status belongs (that is, in program progname) the calling program will not be able to fill the dynamic texts. External statuses containing dynamic texts should be assigned to a function group, and activated by a function module that both fills the dynamic text fields and sets the status.
Example
DATA PROGR LIKE SY-REPID.
MOVE 'TESTPROG' TO PROG.
SET PF-STATUS 'ABCD' OF PROGRAM PROG.
The system activates the status ABCD of program TESTPROG.
Note
You can use the OF PROGRAM addition in conjunction with the EXCLUDING itab and IMMEDIATLEY additions.
Regards,
PRitha.
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Can LR use original pics with original dimensions for web slideshow?

I have a series of JPG pics that are already set to the proper size and compression. For creating a web presentation, is there a way to tell Lightroom to use the JPG's "as-is" (i.e., get Lightroom to not resize the pics and to not change the quality)?
Thanks.
Kevin

I have the same problem in that filenames created with (for instance) photographer-place--year_month_day-filename.cr2 are exported by Lightroom 3.4.1 correctly, without change, into jpg versions, but TTG Highslide Gallery Pro (or, rather, Lightroom) forces a conversion eliminating the dashes and replacing them by underscores. TTG states on its website that this is unavoidable in the Lightroom web module, and recommends entering one's wishes in the "File Handling" tab within Lightroom Preferences.
However, my LR preferences include the standard File Name Generation option "Replace illegal file name characters with: Dashes (-)" so this would indicate that a dash is not regarded by Lightroom as illegal and therefore should be left alone. As is in fact the case on a normal export from a raw cr2 to jpg: no change in Lightroom and therefore no problem. But export via LR via TTG causes an unwanted conversion from dashes to underscores.
While searching the web I came across this old post http://thephotogeek.com/ttg-web-gallery-client-selections-lightroom/
which mentions the question as a LR2 bug.
I then exported a web gallery using LR's standard web template and here too all file names are converted from dashes to underscores, despite what is entered in LR's preferences. So my conclusion is that this remains a LR bug, and no fault of TTG.
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Total ink coverage problem with images

Hey there!
I have this strange problem I cannot figure out. Any advice would be highly aprecciated. I'm making a magazine in Indesign and when I export the pdf (or print postcript file and distill the pdf) then the total area coverage of inks of the images are way over limit when I check it in Acrobat.
I have converted all the images from RGB to CMYK using correct profiles. I have several different papers in the magazine, so I used Fogra27 (300 total ink) for coated papers and custom Swop for uncoated paper (260 total ink).
When I preflight the document in Indesign then it's says all the ICC profiles are embedded in the images.
I even tried to export from Indesign with the overall color profile included. But it's the same problem.
I cannot figure out why the images are still over limit?
The conversion of the images with correct profile should avoid the total ink to be over the top, right? I have tons of images, so adjusting the channels manually for dark places is not really an option.
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>Keep the apps in the same colorspace as the Photoshop files you can sync your apps in Bridge is you own the suite.
Risto can't do that because in PS he needs to separate the uncoated and coated images using different CMYK spaces and place them in one ID document. The ID document can have only one assigned CMYK space.
The job really needs to be split into two documents one for the uncoated and one for the coated signatures then there wouldn't be conflicting profiles and all the previews will be accurate.
He can stay in one document but the placed files can't have embedded profiles, or the conflicting embedded profiles need to be turned off in ID. In that case the previews would be less accurate, but there wouldn't be unwanted conversions at output.

'Safest' way to convert PMS - CMYK

Hi, I'm wondering what the 'safest' or most reliable method is for converting PMS spot colors to CMYK when we might not know the end printer?
I was reading up on the difference in the conversion in InDesign (and Illustrator) when checking the "Use Standard Lab Values for Spots" box in the ink manager. So I understand how they come to different conclusions (sometimes pretty radically different) but don't really understand which is 'better'.
I know this is a bit of a subjective question, but would love to hear from folks who have experience here.
Most of the time, we are not aware of the printer who will end up printing a certain piece. And in the cases when we do actually know, I've found that the majority of the printers I've spoken to don't have a custom profile for their press (or don't know what that is) and usually tell me they calibrate their presses to SWOP standards or something.
For the current project, it's going to one of those large gang-printing shops (4by6). They state that they don't recommend using ICC profiles and that using a standard SWOP2 profile would give an approximation of their presses.
- So if all we know is 'use SWOP', and I have my document set to use US WebCoated SWOPv2, in general would using the LAB conversion give me a safer match or trusting the Pantone conversion?
(The numbers are very different, for instance our dark blue PMS 539C is either 100C, 49M, 0Y, 70k using the Pantone conversion, or 100C, 77M, 47Y, 51K using LAB conversion. Those are pretty radically different numbers and kind of make me nervous).
THANKS!!!

Jethro,
- And for the sake of understanding, if we're usually printing on uncoated stock but WITH a U/V coating, would coated PMS values be closer than uncoated in this scenario?
I do almost all coated stock, so I can't really answer that one. I suspect things will fall somewhere between uncoated and coated if using UV, but that is merely a guess.
But IN THEORY, would this be the order of preference for conversion?
1) Use the LAB conversion with accurate press profiles provided
2) Use Pantone Bridge PC conversion
3) Use the older Pantone CMYK conversion (default in InDesign and Illustrator)
My experience has led me to choose different methods depending on a number of variables. (Sorry, I know you are looking for a simple, easy answer that fits all scenarios).
If I was printing on uncoated stock with a low total ink limit of 240–260, I'd be inclined to stick with a solution that reduces total ink load. For dark colors, this means more black ink (heavy GCR). This will result in less color shifting on press, but may also have a tendency to have a little less vibrance than a light GCR. But, it definitely reduces ink load, which may be a big consideration, depending on your final paper, press, ink.
CMYK is widely known to be deficient in reproducing blues, and there can be a tendency to shift toward purple, so I am always cautious if there are important blues in the job or if they represent a large area. I will select the method that tends to err on the side of less magenta, rather than more.
Light Pastels are another tough challenge for CMYK, especially if printing on a dingy, uncoated stock that has any yellow bias. The only way to get those light pastels is to spread out the dots and make them small, so the paper exerts a big influence on color, saturation, etc.
Another factor that weighs into my decision is the commercial printer. If I don't know who will print the job, I tend to be very defensive, pick a middle of the road standard profile (I've been usning the IDEAlliance SWOP2006_Coated#3v2 profile for my coated work). The final press may be able to utilize 320, 340 or higher TIL, but if I prepare the file that way, and it heads to a 280 or 300 TIL press, I'll have a problem. I also strip out the profiles to prevent unwanted conversions and hope the printer comes close to SWOP G7. If I am working with a color managed printer that I know and trust, I get their profile and design the job around their press and specifications. In that case, I feel more confident pushing things a lot farther, knowing that my hard proofs will match theirs (from experience with that printer). I still err on the side of caution with blues. The Solid to Process uses way too much magenta in the blues to suit me, so I'd use the Color Bridge or Solid Coated books for blues. I also prefer to convert all my images to the final CMYK space in Photoshop instead of InDesign.
The easy answer…I'd probably use Color Bridge to select my colors, since it is the latest guide and seems better with blues (at least to my preference). If I had important colors I had to hit, I would do an accurate hard proof and make sure the colors are acceptably close.
Using Lab is fine, but which Lab value are you going to select? The Lab values from different swatch books are different.
One final thought—CMYK is unlike RGB, HSB, LAB and other tri-stimulus spaces. With three coordinates, there is only one way to define a given color (assuming you have nailed down your working space...sRGB, Adobe RGB, etc). With CMYK, you have four colors to work with, and can create the same color with many different combinations, and they may all print exactly the same.
Lou

Value mapping with some return values

Hi Experts,
    I am facing value mapping problem.
My requirment was My source elemnet having 4 value mapping(Key and Values) and also if not passing that 4 keys also it will display same thing in my reciver.
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(01 02
02 03
04 05
06   08)
this are the value mapping .out of this if iam passing any like(00 it will goes to dn field).This is my requirment.Can u please let me know how can i handle tthis.

Hi,
For you Requirement Please use USE key option.
In graphical mapping when you will select valuemapping function then you can see the
"Behaviour if lookup fails " option
Double click on the value mapping function to see this options.
There 3 options for lookup fails:
1)USE KEY
2)throw Exception
3)Use default value
you can select use key for your requirement.
If you pass 00 as input to value mapping and it unable to find any value in value mapping for 00.
then it will pass 00 to the targhet without any conversion(in case of use key option)
If you pass 01 then it wiill do value mapping and send 02 to target.

Changes to Same as Source Printing - CS4

Hello Everyone,
I'm in the process of testing CS4 for deployment to a large print production environment and I'm seeing some interesting behavoir in so far as it's handling of color management is concerned, specifically with Same as Source printing from Acrobat.
I currently have CS2 deployed, and we're using InDesign for page composition. We primarily accept Adobe RGB (1998) and US Web Coated (SWOP) artwork. PDFs are created from InDesign via File > Export, and we have it configured for "No Color Conversion" and "Include all Profiles." As such, our PDFs contain both RGB and CMYK artwork, all of which is tagged with an ICC profile.
In Acrobat 7, we submit these files "Same as Source" to our RIPs (Fiery and Wasatch) in order to preserve the embedded profiles. All of our color management is handled at the RIP. This works quite nicely. We have tested the submissions and the RGB and CMYK builds (color numbers) come through dead on.
With Acrobat 9 Same as Source submissions, we are seeing that the builds are changing, and that we are getting a conversion to CMYK.
-Original PDF file
Raster RGB - 191,45,47
Here are the numbers that are submitted by Acrobat, captured by our RIP:
-Acrobat 7 Same As Source
Raster RGB - 191,45,47
-Acrobat 7 Printer/Postscript Color Management
Raster CMYK- 0,244,245,0
-Acrobat 9 Same As Source
Raster CMYK - 0,242,251,0
-Acrobat 9 Printer/Postscript Color Management
Raster CMYK - 0,242,251,0
-Acrobat 9 Acrobat Color Management
Raster CMYK - 17,248,245,1
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Has anyone else run into this? From the perspective of a RIP-driven, color managed workflow, this is a serious issue, no?
Matt

mattrichards wrote:
I hope that the suggestions that this group is dead are wrong...
We’ve done some further investigations into the differences in Same as Source printing from Acrobat 7 and Acrobat 9. For our tests we created a simple InDesign file with two red vector rectangles, one defined as Adobe RGB (1998) and one as U.S. Web Coated (SWOP). This file was then exported to PDF with “No Color Conversion” and “Include All Profiles.” The resulting PDF contained both rectangles tagged as specified, as verified with PitStop.
We then opened this PDF in both Acrobat 7 and 9 and printed to PS files (at the time, the queue for our HP5500PS was selected). Our cursory findings are:
1. The file sizes differs, which suggests that there is a difference right off the bat.
2. The printed artwork differs visually, which is troublesome.
3. In both instances, when opened in Notepad2, the page objects appear to be tagged properly with Adobe RGB and SWOP specified as the objects color space. This, on the other hand, is good.
a.       Acrobat 7
i.      RGB – Line 3342
ii.      CMYK – Line 3400
b.       Acrobat 9
i.      RGB – Line 8406
ii.      CMYK – Line 8468
4. And here's the biggie: When the PS file created from Acrobat 9 is opened in Illustrator, it says "The document does not have an embedded RGB profile" and it allows for the specification of an RGB profile ONLY. When the PS file created from Acrobat 7 is opened in Illustrator, it says "This document contains objects using both CMYK and RGB color modes. Illustrator allows only one color mode per document. Which color mode would you like to use?" Of course, this PS file SHOULD contain mixed color modes (because it came from a mixed color mode PDF), but only the PS files from Acrobat 7 do. The PS files from Acrobat 9 do NOT. This suggests to us that the PS files (and therefor print data submitted to PS queues as Same As Source) created by Acrobat 9 are not honoring the embedded ICC profiles of tagged artwork.
Does anyone out there have any thoughts or experience? If what we are finding is true, this is a major problem for Adobe's Acrobat 9 print engine.
Matt
Matt,
I think I see why you need PS, maybe to get proper device orientation?
I downloaded your PS files and distilled. The Acrobat 7 is all mystery meat. The Acrobat 9 is calibrated.
It looks like 9 is preserving all the tags, and 7 isn't. So the tags may be your problem. One option is decalibrating everything in Acrobat 9 but it's an extra step.
Maybe Don't Include Profiles out of ID would solve your problem BUT
To me it looks like 9 is doing the right thing (preserving tags), and 7 isn't. Generally you want calibrated output. Maybe your RIP is performing an extra unwanted conversion of the tagged content that's in the PS output from Acrobat 9...
Message was edited by: Printer_Rick - added "performing an extra unwanted conversion"

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