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I'm also having problems generating an AIR target but I just get an error saying that it can't find the JVM at all. I have various versions of java on my machine (hazards of the job) but my JAVA_HOME is pointing at jdk1.5.0_06. Does anyone know what it uses to find the java version?

I hear you. If I wanted ultimate print quality I would be using a completely different set of sofware and yes, you tend to get what you pay for (in an exponential fashion). Fact is I just want images that don't look fuzzy or pixelated. They don't have to perfect but I'd like them in focus at least ...

I think: Yes it can!
You fit in both pictures (i.e. the online and the print version) and assign conditions to both, e.g. "onlinepic" and "printpic".
In the target for print output you include "printpic" and exclude "onlinepic" ...
In the target for online output you include "onlinepic" and ...

Time has moved on but seems that Capture hasn't. I'm still having the same frustrations described above.

Has anyone come up with a better way to do this since doc_guy's last post?

I've just requested this as an enhancement too as I can't see the point of Capture's claim of single-sourcing images ...

we did get the upgrade yes... It only ran out a couple of months ago.

Hi Lisa and Paul,

Thanks for your responses. Looks like I'll have to write a little script to automate this just for this case so that it doesn't get messed up by manual processing and doesn;t break functionality for other users. Paul, I think making the change in the source version of the ...

Hi Folks,

I am using Flare for generating WebHelp documentation content in the usual way AND also for generating guidance pages which are displayed in browser panels which are embedded in our application. The embedded browsers are actually initialised with a default page which contains a frameset ...