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May 24th, 2013, 11:31 AM
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Darn Document Overview Window
I can not get the darn document overview window to move and stay moved. I click and drag it out of my way, then when i click on my variable text box to edit it the window moves back to the same position the the screen.......
Very Very Frustrating!!!   Please Help 
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May 24th, 2013, 12:36 PM
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Re: Darn Document Overview Window
I'm pretty sure this has been fixed sometime in the last four years since FusionPro 6.0 was released.
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Dan Korn FusionPro Developer / JavaScript Guru / Forum Moderator PTI Marketing Technologies | Printable | MarcomCentral  LinkedInI am a not a Support engineer, and this forum is not a substitute for Support. My participation on this forum is primarily as a fellow user (and a forum moderator). I am happy to provide help and answers to questions when I can; however, there is no guarantee that I, or anyone else on this forum, will be able to answer all questions or fix any problems. If I ask for files to clarify an issue, I might not be able to look at them personally. I am not able to answer private messages, emails, or phone calls unless they go through proper Support channels. Please direct any sales or pricing questions to your salesperson or inquiries@marcom.com. Complex template-building questions, as well as all installation and font questions or problems, should be directed to FusionProSupport@marcom.com. Paid consulting work may be required to fulfill your template-building needs. This is a publicly viewable forum. Please DO NOT post fonts, or other proprietary content, to this forum. Also, please DO NOT post any "live" data with real names, addresses, or any other personal, private, or confidential data. Please include the specific versions of FusionPro, Acrobat, and your operating system in any problem reports or help requests. I recommend putting this information in your forum signature. Please also check your composition log (.msg) file for relevant error or warning messages. Please post questions specific to the MarcomCentral Enterprise and Web-to-Print applications in the MarcomCentral forum. Click here to request access. Or contact your Business Relationship Manager (BRM/CPM) for assistance. Please direct any questions specific to EFI's Digital StoreFront (DSF) to EFI support. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way The correct spellings are JavaScript, FusionPro, and MarcomCentral (each with two capital letters and no spaces). Acceptable abbreviations are JS, FP, and MC (or MCC). There is no "S" at the end of "Expression" or "Printable"! The name of the product is FusionPro, not "Fusion". "Java" is not is not the same as JavaScript. Check out the JavaScript Guide and JavaScript Reference! FusionPro 8.0 and newer use JavaScript 1.7. Older versions use JavaScript 1.5. return "KbwbTdsjqu!spdlt\"".replace(/./g,function(w){return String.fromCharCode(w.charCodeAt()-1)}); 
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June 3rd, 2013, 04:48 PM
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Re: Darn Document Overview Window
I'm sorry I thought I had changed my signature immediately before posting this but I guess it didn't save correctly.
Can you advise me how to deal with this document overview window? Thanks
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June 3rd, 2013, 07:08 PM
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Re: Darn Document Overview Window
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In FusionPro 7.2 and earlier, the positions of the dialogs and palettes are stored as machine-level settings, not as user-level settings. So your best bet is to run FusionPro (Acrobat) while logged into a Local Administrator account on the machine. This was all fixed in FusionPro 8.0 to save things like this as user settings, so that admin privileges are not required.
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Dan Korn FusionPro Developer / JavaScript Guru / Forum Moderator PTI Marketing Technologies | Printable | MarcomCentral LinkedInI am a not a Support engineer, and this forum is not a substitute for Support. My participation on this forum is primarily as a fellow user (and a forum moderator). I am happy to provide help and answers to questions when I can; however, there is no guarantee that I, or anyone else on this forum, will be able to answer all questions or fix any problems. If I ask for files to clarify an issue, I might not be able to look at them personally. I am not able to answer private messages, emails, or phone calls unless they go through proper Support channels. Please direct any sales or pricing questions to your salesperson or inquiries@marcom.com. Complex template-building questions, as well as all installation and font questions or problems, should be directed to FusionProSupport@marcom.com. Paid consulting work may be required to fulfill your template-building needs. This is a publicly viewable forum. Please DO NOT post fonts, or other proprietary content, to this forum. Also, please DO NOT post any "live" data with real names, addresses, or any other personal, private, or confidential data. Please include the specific versions of FusionPro, Acrobat, and your operating system in any problem reports or help requests. I recommend putting this information in your forum signature. Please also check your composition log (.msg) file for relevant error or warning messages. Please post questions specific to the MarcomCentral Enterprise and Web-to-Print applications in the MarcomCentral forum. Click here to request access. Or contact your Business Relationship Manager (BRM/CPM) for assistance. Please direct any questions specific to EFI's Digital StoreFront (DSF) to EFI support. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way The correct spellings are JavaScript, FusionPro, and MarcomCentral (each with two capital letters and no spaces). Acceptable abbreviations are JS, FP, and MC (or MCC). There is no "S" at the end of "Expression" or "Printable"! The name of the product is FusionPro, not "Fusion". "Java" is not is not the same as JavaScript. Check out the JavaScript Guide and JavaScript Reference! FusionPro 8.0 and newer use JavaScript 1.7. Older versions use JavaScript 1.5. return "KbwbTdsjqu!spdlt\"".replace(/./g,function(w){return String.fromCharCode(w.charCodeAt()-1)});
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November 26th, 2019, 12:53 PM
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Re: Darn Document Overview Window
I know this is an old post but I keep getting the same issue. I just upgraded to High Sierra and Acrobat DC.
I don't want the document overview or steps palette to reappear every time I click on a frame. It was mentioned needing admin rights to fix this but that was supposedly fixed in version 8. Please help!
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Don Reimer - JavaScript Novice MAC OS 10.14.6 Acrobat DC FP Creator 12.0.1
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November 26th, 2019, 02:21 PM
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Re: Darn Document Overview Window
Well, first of all, is it the same issue? I think the original post was about the palette's position, not about whether it shows up or not.
Also, please note that the other posters on this thread were specifically asking about Windows, not about Mac at all. So the thing about admin privileges never, ever applied to Mac, in any version of FusionPro. But like you said, that part was fixed for Windows way back in FP 8. Specific to FP 10, I honestly don't recall exactly all that's changed which might affect this between FP 10 and FP 11, but we did make a lot of improvements to the UI in FP 11, especially on Mac.
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Dan Korn FusionPro Developer / JavaScript Guru / Forum Moderator PTI Marketing Technologies | Printable | MarcomCentral LinkedInI am a not a Support engineer, and this forum is not a substitute for Support. My participation on this forum is primarily as a fellow user (and a forum moderator). I am happy to provide help and answers to questions when I can; however, there is no guarantee that I, or anyone else on this forum, will be able to answer all questions or fix any problems. If I ask for files to clarify an issue, I might not be able to look at them personally. I am not able to answer private messages, emails, or phone calls unless they go through proper Support channels. Please direct any sales or pricing questions to your salesperson or inquiries@marcom.com. Complex template-building questions, as well as all installation and font questions or problems, should be directed to FusionProSupport@marcom.com. Paid consulting work may be required to fulfill your template-building needs. This is a publicly viewable forum. Please DO NOT post fonts, or other proprietary content, to this forum. Also, please DO NOT post any "live" data with real names, addresses, or any other personal, private, or confidential data. Please include the specific versions of FusionPro, Acrobat, and your operating system in any problem reports or help requests. I recommend putting this information in your forum signature. Please also check your composition log (.msg) file for relevant error or warning messages. Please post questions specific to the MarcomCentral Enterprise and Web-to-Print applications in the MarcomCentral forum. Click here to request access. Or contact your Business Relationship Manager (BRM/CPM) for assistance. Please direct any questions specific to EFI's Digital StoreFront (DSF) to EFI support. How To Ask Questions The Smart Way The correct spellings are JavaScript, FusionPro, and MarcomCentral (each with two capital letters and no spaces). Acceptable abbreviations are JS, FP, and MC (or MCC). There is no "S" at the end of "Expression" or "Printable"! The name of the product is FusionPro, not "Fusion". "Java" is not is not the same as JavaScript. Check out the JavaScript Guide and JavaScript Reference! FusionPro 8.0 and newer use JavaScript 1.7. Older versions use JavaScript 1.5. return "KbwbTdsjqu!spdlt\"".replace(/./g,function(w){return String.fromCharCode(w.charCodeAt()-1)});
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November 27th, 2019, 08:37 AM
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Re: Darn Document Overview Window
Hmm, OK, very frustrating to have those palettes pop up every time I click on a frame. Was hoping there was a way to keep them hidden like it did in Acrobat XI.
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Don Reimer - JavaScript Novice MAC OS 10.14.6 Acrobat DC FP Creator 12.0.1
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