Hi Orly,
Two things that I believe you should check:
1. Ensure the path in maker.ini is correct. Otherwise the client would
not get initialized.
2. Whether you have the latest patch installed for FM10 application i.e.
10.0.2.418.
Also, make sure you are looking for the menu that
Hi Orly,
Can you try one more time using the DLL from this link --
https://acrobat.com/#d=Mm*oUq0JONbt4sDoyz33XQ
Then try these steps again--
1. Copy the BookComponentMIFWash.dll to the fminit folder on my computer.
2. In the [APIClients] section of the maker.ini file, add
Original Message
Subject:Re: Is there a video demonstrating Word vs Framemaker?
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2012 08:29:06 +0800
From: Wei JIANG [PT-CN] jia...@polytrans.com.cn
To: Carol J. Elkins celk...@awrittenword.com
Dear Framers,
Many years ago, a programmer
Dear Framers,
The author of Word 排版藝術 clearly shows what is possible to do in MS Word.
And, having used Word for over 20 years myself, I'm sure he spent a lot of time
and effort doing it.
However, not how his overly complex TOC has no hypertext links, because Word's
cannot generate them
All,
I have a book with six files that was created in FM 10.0.2.419. I must send
this book and all its files to a user who has FM 9.0. When using the Save As
option to save the book and its files in a .mif format so that the user can
open them, I have two .mif options. One is MIF 10 and one is
I do have the option to save to 9, but the customer wants .mifs.
TVB
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From: Writer [mailto:generic...@yahoo.ca]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 10:34 AM
To: Ann Zdunczyk; 'Tammy Van Boening'; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Question about saving to a .mif
On 24/09/2012 12:17 PM, Tammy Van Boening wrote:
All,
I have a book with six files that was created in FM 10.0.2.419. I must
send this book and all its files to a user who has FM 9.0. When using
the Save As option to save the book and its files in a .mif format so
that the user can open them, I
Thank you to everyone who responded. I'm not sure why my email didn't go
through until Friday when I sent it Wednesday, but that's OK. I ended up
putting Subversion first on my list of things to evaluate, so I'm glad
to see that others have had success with it.
Thanks also for the discussion of
Hi Chris,
This issue you raised about binary files and SVN used to be true but is
somewhat inaccurate now. I stayed away from SVN for a really long time
because of this very issue. I thought it was ridiculous that every time I
would make a commit, SVN would commit an entirely new version of the
I recently upgraded to a Windows 7 machine and was trying to move over the
custom joboptions and epilogue.ps files I use when creating PDFs from
FrameMaker (v10). I also have Acrobat X Pro. Putting the joboptions file onto
the new machine was easy enough, less so for the epilogue.ps file.
I
FYI, your link isn't Scriptorium. :)
http://www.techknowledgecorp.com/
That said, Scriptorium has TONS of stuff online for content creators:
http://www.scriptorium.com/resources/
David
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Subject: Re: Is there a video demonstrating Word vs Framemaker?
From:
Engineers generally compile binaries from text source. Checking those
binaries into source control makes no sense.
When a source format is binary it belongs in source control. FM files
take up more space than e.g. Java source, but hard drives are so cheap
these days it's not anything anyone needs
What do you mean by “convert”? All of our editorial processes are done in Word,
including adding preliminary index markers. When the files are handed off to me
for typesetting, the Word index markers import and convert to Frame markers
automatically. There’s no extra steps necessary that I have
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he character palette, but I can't get that to open. It
seems maybe that was in FM9, but not included in FM10? Thanks in
advance for any advice!
Tim DeWees
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I've never used RH to process DITA files, so I can't imagine what the process
is. Do you have to regenerate your FM files each time you update your content?
That sounds very slow and tedious.
>You could go through a similar process using WebWorks ePublisher, as well as
>other Help publishing
Hi,
Sample with WebWorks Reverb and Context-sensitive with DITA* source:
www.finalyser.de/help/index.html#context/Finalyser_Online-Hilfe/finalyse
r
Syntax: URL =
www.finalyser.de/help/index.html#context/BOOKNAME/TOPICALIAS
BOOKNAME = Finalyser_Online-Hilfe
TOPICALIAS = finalyser
There is to set
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e features in the files if I save to MIF 7 instead of MIF 10?
Thanks,
TVB
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Tammy, do you not have the option to save as FM 9 files instead of MIF, or is
that the customer's requirement?
Nadine
>
> From: Ann Zdunczyk
>To: 'Tammy Van Boening' ; framers at
>lists.frameusers.com
>Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 12:22:59 PM
>Subject:
On Mon, 24 Sep 2012 10:17:36 -0600, "Tammy Van Boening" wrote:
>I have a book with six files that was created in FM 10.0.2.419. I must send
>this book and all its files to a user who has FM 9.0. When using the Save As
>option to save the book and its files in a .mif format so that the user can
I do have the option to save to 9, but the customer wants .mifs.
TVB
-Original Message-
From: Writer [mailto:generic...@yahoo.ca]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 10:34 AM
To: Ann Zdunczyk; 'Tammy Van Boening'; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Question about saving to a .mif
On 24/09/2012 12:17 PM, Tammy Van Boening wrote:
> All,
>
> I have a book with six files that was created in FM 10.0.2.419. I must
> send this book and all its files to a user who has FM 9.0. When using
> the Save As option to save the book and its files in a .mif format so
> that the user can
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Thank you to everyone who responded. I'm not sure why my email didn't go
through until Friday when I sent it Wednesday, but that's OK. I ended up
putting Subversion first on my list of things to evaluate, so I'm glad
to see that others have had success with it.
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Windows 7?
Thanks.
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FYI, your link isn't Scriptorium. :)
http://www.techknowledgecorp.com/
That said, Scriptorium has TONS of stuff online for content creators:
http://www.scriptorium.com/resources/
David
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Subject: Re: Is there a video demonstrating Word vs Framemaker?
From:
Engineers generally compile binaries from text source. Checking those
binaries into source control makes no sense.
When a source format is binary it belongs in source control. FM files
take up more space than e.g. Java source, but hard drives are so cheap
these days it's not anything anyone needs
There aren't a lot of differences between FM9 and FM10. I'd send the
user MIF 10 first and see if import works without errors. As an extra
check, they could export to MIF 9 and diff the files to see what if
anything is lost on import.
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I always (well, since FM 6) thought the only way to zoom a document was
to select a preset from the pick list (which could only be altered in
maker.ini or with the Set command).
But I just discovered that you can type any number you like in the zoom
box where FM 11 lists only 25/50/80/100.
On 24/09/2012 11:59 AM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
>
> When a source format is binary it belongs in source control. FM files
> take up more space than e.g. Java source, but hard drives are so cheap
> these days it's not anything anyone needs to worry about.
>
And .mif files can take up more than
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