过去我在 PTXprint 的命名配置(named configurations)方面遇到过一些问题,我相信我报告过这些问题,但在这个论坛上找不到那些讨论。而且现在仍然有问题。也许我只是没有按照预期的方式执行各个步骤。
一位同事有一个 PTXprint 项目,他一直在 Default(默认)配置下做了很多更改(页边距、经文编号星号等)。所以我们只想将该配置保存为命名配置,以便以后需要时可以恢复。以下是我们采取的步骤:
- 打开 Default 配置,点击 Print (Make PDF) 以确保配置正常。
- 进入 Configuration 的 Name 字段,将 Default 改为 COR(我们正在出版哥林多前书和哥林多后书)。
- 点击 Save 按钮。
- 点击 Print (Make PDF)
这将生成一个与 Default 配置生成的 PDF 不同的 PDF(例如没有页边距,某些字体大小不同)。我们尝试更改名称,保存,然后退出 PTXprint,重新打开并选择新配置,但结果相同。我有个聪明的想法,即复制 shared\ptxprint 中的 Default 配置文件夹,但文件名中有一些包含 Default 的内容需要重命名,所以这看起来有点麻烦。
将喜欢的 Default 配置保存为命名配置的“正确”方法是什么,以确保以后可以恢复到该配置?我还想,好吧,这个新的 COR 配置不对,但 Default 生成的那个是正确的,所以让我们切换到 COR 配置,并从该 PDF 文件导入配置。我们这样做了,基本上得到了相同的结果——配置仍然与我们在 Default 下得到的不同。
所以这是一个 bug 还是用户错误?
I've had problems with PTXprint named configurations in the past, and I believe I've reported the problems, but can't find those discussions in this forum. And there are still problems. Maybe I'm just not doing the various steps in the way you expect them to be done.
A colleague has a PTXprint project, and he has been making lots of changes (page border, verse number stars, etc.) under the Default configuration. So all we want to do is save that configuration as a named configuration, so that we could get back to it later if we needed to. Here are the steps we take:
- Open the Default configuration, Print (Make PDF) to make sure the configuration is good.
- Go into the Name field of the Configuration and change Default to COR (we are publishing 1-2 Corintihians).
- Click on the Save button.
- Click Print (Make PDF)
This will result in a PDF that is NOT the same as what was produced by the Default configuration (e.g. no page border, some different font sizes). We've tried changing the name, saving, then quitting PTXprint, re-opening and selecting the new configuration, but get the same results. I had the clever idea to copy the Default config folder in shared\ptxprint, but there are some things that contain Default in the file name that would need to be renamed, so that seems kind of messy.
What is the "right" way to save a Default configuration you like into a named configuration, to make sure that you can get back to that configuration later? I also thought, well this new COR configuration isn't right, but the one produced by Default is correct, so let's switch to the COR configuration and import the configuration from that PDF file produced. We did that, and basically got the same results - the configuration still wasn't the same as what we got with Default.
So is this a bug or a user error?
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