Thanks to Michael et all for comments on this topic.

  I have always heard a lot of good things about this distribution list and
  know I know why! :)

  I tried to access the home page for FMUG but it seems to be shut down
  because it had become a victim of numerous hacker attacks? What is the story
  behind this and are there plans to resurface the site?
  Greg Thompson
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    From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
    To: <[email protected]>
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    Subject: RE: Looking for an editable output from Frame 7.2
    Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 10:56:46 -0500
    >Greg,
    >
    >Regarding:
    > >Omsys.com's rtf export filter would do the best job if they want to
    >use Word because it mimics the tags pretty well.
    > >As soon as your client actually starts editing, though, they're going
    >to notice lots of discrepancies in appearance. Might not matter to
    >them though, if they aren't going to compare it to the FM version side
    >by side.
    >
    >More than discrepancies. You should try it first. Mif2Go rtf output is
    >"editable" but it depends on what that consists of. Mif2Go basically
    >strips the automation from the file and puts in manual characters. For
    >example, all bullets and numbers in lists are like keyed entries. You
    >can attach and load your Word template, apply an automated style, but
    >you will still have the hard bullet or number to deal with. For
    >extensive or long term "editing" there will need to be a clever
    >automated method of removing the manual bullets and numbers. Unless
    >someone knows a trick that I don't.
    >
    >Also cross-refs and variables become keyed characters, rather than
    >automated, and I think the non-breaking space or something in Frame
    >cross-refs is turned into a sort of o reverse bullet. Someone will want
    >those removed. There are other matters I don't immediately recall.
    >Someone will also want to resave the rtf output as doc before
    >editing--the rtf becomes unwieldy.
    >
    >There are other limitations I don't recall offhand. But if you just want
    >a Frame format mirrored in Word, for temporary use, Mif2Go does well.
    >Definitely try it first to see if it will work for you and yours.
    >
    >Mike
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