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H
ere, the
c
olor.vpf
p
reset is applied to the picture boxes named
p
1
, p
2
,
and
p3.
If the picture in the target box is not compatible with the QuarkVista effects
in the preset file, an alert displays in the Web browser. If
Log Errors is enabled
(
QuarkXPress Server Þ Server Configurations Þ Logging tab), an entry is
made in the QuarkXPress Server error log file.
If the specified preset file that contains the QuarkVista effects is not in the
preset location, an alert displays in the Web browser. If
Log Errors is enabled
(
QuarkXPress Server Þ Server Configurations Þ Logging tab), an entry is
made in the QuarkXPress Server error log file.
If you specify multiple picture boxes in a URL, and the picture in one of those
boxes is not compatible with the QuarkVista effects in the preset file, the effects
are applied to the remaining files.
REMOVING QUARKVISTA EFFECTS
Clients can remove all QuarkVista effects applied to images using the
deletevistaeffect parameter. Consider the following example:
http://QXPServer7:8080/abc.qxp?deletevistaeffect=pb2
This URL removes any QuarkVista effects applied to the picture in the picture
box named
pb2.
Clients can remove a QuarkVista effect applied to multiple images from a single
URL. Consider the following example:
http://QXPServer7:8080/abc.qxp?deletevistaeffect=p1,p2,p3
This URL removes any QuarkVista effects applied to pictures in the picture
boxes named
p1, p2, and p3.
If you apply and remove QuarkVista effects in the same URL,
the
deletevistaeffect parameter takes precedence.
If you open a project that uses QuarkVista effects, but QuarkVista XTensions
software is not enabled, the QuarkVista effects are ignored. If
Log Errors is
enabled (
QuarkXPress Server Þ Server Configurations Þ Logging tab),
an entr
y is made in the QuarkXPress Ser
ver error log file.
USING QUARKVISTA XTENSIONS SOFTWARE
CHAPTER 4: XTENSIONS SOFTW
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