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Originally Posted by KingDani
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1. i can not force the program to use a drive other than win xp for temp folder , it seems all the processing is happening there , as i have mentioned i have less than 2gb of free space there and reformatting the whole machine is not an option in short run. so after couple of hundred pages , the system slows and then "out of system resources" pops up.i have more than 20gb on other drives.
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Control Panel->System Properties->Advanced->Environment Variables and change TEMP and TMP to point to wherever you want.
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Originally Posted by KingDani
2. in none of these softwares i succeeded to solve the "end of text falls out of page" problem . my guess is , they all use same method to generate PDFs , so this problem should either be solved in all of them or none. when it starts a CHM file , i believe they decompile it, and then print it out , in the process , none tries to allign the text in a way that has borders within the page ,result? half of each line is non-existing in the created PDF.
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I am not familiar with the software you have listed, but is the problem in the decompilation state or in the PDF conversion stage? Try the M$ one I linked to if you think the problem is in the first stage, but I suspect it will give the same output. I have not had this issue with any CHMs I have tried, but I haven't tried too many. If the problem is that the HTML->PDF coversion isn't perfect, try a few other converters. Like I said, Acrobat works for me. If the HTMLs come out fine, I'm guessing there must be
some way out there to get it to look right on a PDF, with proper text wraping and margins.