Steve, Try www.microtype.com, Shlomo Peret's site. I don't know what he has for Macs but I have a plug-in for Acrobat that checks links and a few other things on Win-does*. I got it when I took one of his classes a few years ago. Works quite well. Sorry, no idea whether there are any plug-ins for proofreaders.
A plug-in with a per-page licence? Unlimited cost, it sounds like. I'd never buy it, no matter what it does. Diane Gaskill *According to some guy named Bill, there are a few bucks in win-does too (sorry, it's been one of those weeks... The autonumbering bug escaped from word and is now rearranging the icons on my screen at will... arrgh.) ======================================== -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Steve Rickaby Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2007 2:17 AM To: framers at FrameUsers.com Subject: OT: Acrobat plug-in information Apologies for OT posting. I've been trawling the Adobe site looking for information on third-party plug-ins for Acrobat, as there is for example for FrameMaker, but so far have not found anything. . If anyone can point me to an Acrobat site like the Leximation FrameMaker plug-in web pages, I'd be most grateful . I am specifically looking for: - Proofreading tool support, i.e. a plug-in to create and handle traditional proofreader's marks more efficiently than drawing them freehand using Acrobat's commenting tools. - Any support for index compilation when working from PDF. [Here I mean traditional book indexing, not PDF concordance indexing]. I am Mac-based. As far as proofing tools are concerned, I am aware of the paperlessproofs plug-in <http://www.paperlessproofs.com>, but that is Windows-only 'at present', to quote the site. Is also imposes a per-page licensing model, which I would view as a bad arrangement. Please mail me off-list. Thanks. -- Steve _______________________________________________
