Beth,
Some
Mac fonts won't be available on the PC, so you might get font substitutions when
you open the files. As long as you have "Remember Missing Font Names" checked,
no permanent damage will be done. You will work on the documents with fonts
available on your machine, then the Mac fonts will be used again when the client
opens the files. I have successfully done this in the past.
Clint
Owen
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PMTo: framers@lists.frameusers.comSubject: Can I use same
files on both Mac and Windows platforms?
If I have a client who has FrameMaker
7.0 files on the Mac, can I work on those same files on the PC in a Windows
version of FrameMaker 7.0? Will the client be able to open them back up on
the Mac? If not, what kind of conversion process is needed?
Beth Dickinson
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