wrote:
> Not the case. I use Frame 7 on a PC and a Mac for personal stuff. {...}
>
> On Jul 24, 2010, at 6:50 AM, Dr Rick Smith wrote:
>
>> In any case, let me ask how others are running PC versions of Frame on the
>> Mac. For a while I wondered why so many people
of Frame on the
Mac. For a while I wondered why so many people still use Frame 7, but I
assume it's because lots of people still run it on a Mac.
My own solution might not work for everyone. Installation is nasty, since
you have to install VMWare, Windows, and Framemaker, and keep Windows
Hello, Rick,
we're running Framemaker 8 and 9 on our
Intel-Macs with Parallels 5 in a Virtual Machine
with Windows XP. I also tried Window 7 Ultimate
64 bit, but had problems with the creation of
PDFs with Acrobat 9 (Pro Extended, all patches
applied).
Parallels Coherence-mode is great,
wrote:
Not the case. I use Frame 7 on a PC and a Mac for personal stuff. {...}
On Jul 24, 2010, at 6:50 AM, Dr Rick Smith wrote:
In any case, let me ask how others are running PC versions of Frame on the Mac.
For a while I wondered why so many people still use Frame 7, but I assume it's
ossible with our old Framemaker 7 on the
>>> mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
>>> mac... :-(
>>>
>>
>> Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
>> Admission: It's running on Windows 7 using VMWare Fusion.
Hello, Rick,
we're running Framemaker 8 and 9 on our
Intel-Macs with Parallels 5 in a Virtual Machine
with Windows XP. I also tried Window 7 Ultimate
64 bit, but had problems with the creation of
PDFs with Acrobat 9 (Pro Extended, all patches
applied).
Parallels Coherence-mode is great, in
on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
mac... :-(
Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
Admission: It's running on Windows 7 using VMWare Fusion.
Another admission: I'm a technical geek. I also have two separate displays
and enough RAM to run two operating systems.
In any
On Jul 24, 2010, at 6:50 AM, Dr Rick Smith wrote:
In any case, let me ask how others are running PC versions of Frame on the
Mac. For a while I wondered why so many people still use Frame 7, but I
assume it's because lots of people still run it on a Mac.
Not the case. I use Frame 7
with our old Framemaker 7 on the mac.
Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the mac... :-(
Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
Admission: It's running on Windows 7 using VMWare Fusion.
Another admission: I'm a technical geek. I also have two separate displays
VMWare Fusion, it's a workstation. There are no equivalents in VMWare on the
Mac for servers or players.
On Jul 24, 2010, at 8:53, Steve Johnson chinask...@gmail.com wrote:
VMWare ... what? Player? Workstation? Server, etc?
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You are
e here were working as long as possible with our old Framemaker 7 on the
>> mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
>> mac... :-(
>>
>
> Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
> Admission: It's running on Windows 7 using VMWar
VMWare Fusion, it's a workstation. There are no equivalents in VMWare on the
Mac for servers or players.
On Jul 24, 2010, at 8:53, Steve Johnson wrote:
> VMWare ... what? Player? Workstation? Server, etc?
>
>>
On Jul 23, 2010, at 9:31 AM, boe...@gedok.com wrote:
Hi, there,
we here were working as long as possible with our old Framemaker 7 on the
mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
mac... :-(
Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
Admission: It's
On Jul 24, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Steve Johnson wrote:
VMWare ... what? Player? Workstation? Server, etc?
VMWare Fusion. It's a 'player' that runs on the Mac.
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On Jul 23, 2010, at 9:31 AM, boenat at gedok.com wrote:
> Hi, there,
>
> we here were working as long as possible with our old Framemaker 7 on the
> mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
> mac... :-(
Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Ma
On Jul 24, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Steve Johnson wrote:
> VMWare ... what? Player? Workstation? Server, etc?
VMWare Fusion. It's a 'player' that runs on the Mac.
mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
>> mac... :-(
>
>
> Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
> Admission: It's running on Windows 7 using VMWare Fusion.
> Another admission: I'm a technical geek. I also have two separate displays
> a
On Jul 24, 2010, at 6:50 AM, Dr Rick Smith wrote:
> In any case, let me ask how others are running PC versions of Frame on the
> Mac. For a while I wondered why so many people still use Frame 7, but I
> assume it's because lots of people still run it on a Mac.
Not the case. I us
Yes. MacOS 10.5 + VMWare Fusion 2. Frame 8 works like a charm. You don't
need to run MS Office on virtual Windows. It exists in Mac version, but
there is no reason it shouldn't work.
And I'm talking about real-world day to day production.
best,
Amnon.
Baruch Brodersen
I can second Amnon's statement. It is stable, and fully functional. The
only caveat is that you need the maximum RAM to operate smoothly. The
good news is that if you purchase your RAM from a company other than
Apple you will be able to conserve on your expenditure. The RAM is
vital. You will
Dear Framers,
Does anybody have experience running Frame and Frame utilities (FrameScript,
IXGen, MIF2GO, TimeSavers, etc) as well as MS Office on a Mac laptop through a
virtual Windows (middleware?) platform.
Is this doable/practicable in the real-world of day-to-day, grind it out
Yes. MacOS 10.5 + VMWare Fusion 2. Frame 8 works like a charm. You don't
need to run MS Office on virtual Windows. It exists in Mac version, but
there is no reason it shouldn't work.
And I'm talking about "real-world day to day production".
best,
Amnon.
Baruch Brodersen (Baruch.Brodersen at
I can second Amnon's statement. It is stable, and fully functional. The
only caveat is that you need the maximum RAM to operate smoothly. The
good news is that if you purchase your RAM from a company other than
Apple you will be able to conserve on your expenditure. The RAM is
vital. You will
Dear Framers,
Does anybody have experience running Frame and Frame utilities (FrameScript,
IXGen, MIF2GO, TimeSavers, etc) as well as MS Office on a Mac laptop through a
virtual Windows (middleware?) platform.
Is this doable/practicable in the real-world of day-to-day, grind it out
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