Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-28 Thread Jan MOEYERSONS
On Tue, 27 May 2008 14:54:43 -0700, Gibney, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I

I don't have a solution for the Librarian, but for the Reader, you could try 
the 
ancient (but my prefered-one) Library Reader for Windows. No java in there 
and a lot faster too.

Cheers,

Jantje.

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-28 Thread Eric Chevalier
On 27 May 2008 14:54:58 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gibney, Dave) wrote:

   It looks like I'm about to be blessed with a new workstation. I seem
to get Windows Vista, whether I want or not. 
   I can live with it (I have a laptop with it) except, last I noticed,
Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I
wonder if that will change soon?

Here's an option, albeit a little cumbersome: download Microsoft
Virtual PC (it's free!) and run a WinXP guest system. I have to do
this on my notebook because the our firewall vendor hasn't come out
with a VPN client that supports Vista yet :-(

Eric

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-28 Thread John Laubenheimer
IBM is well aware of this issue with VISTA.

The PDF files are a good alternative.  If you plan on using the PDF files, make 
sure that you install the IBM Advanced Linguistic Search facility plug-in for 
ACROBAT.  This is located on the tools CD, in the PLUGINS directory, with a 
name of HCLXINST.EXE.

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-28 Thread Gibney, Dave
The PDF's are a good alternative for PDF appropriate uses, but
navigation (jumping around) in a document is still superior in
Bookmanager format. I use both depending on my need and availability.

And even using PDF, the Shelf organizer throws a transient error and
Vista whines about color schemes.

Well Aware as in they'll fix it soon, or as in tough WAD sh*T?

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IBM is well aware of this issue with VISTA.

The PDF files are a good alternative.  If you plan on using the PDF
files, make 
sure that you install the IBM Advanced Linguistic Search facility
plug-in for 
ACROBAT.  This is located on the tools CD, in the PLUGINS directory,
with a 
name of HCLXINST.EXE.

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Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Gibney, Dave
   It looks like I'm about to be blessed with a new workstation. I seem
to get Windows Vista, whether I want or not. 
   I can live with it (I have a laptop with it) except, last I noticed,
Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I
wonder if that will change soon?
   I've grown real used to having most if not all docs I need close by
:)

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Ted MacNEIL
   I can live with it (I have a laptop with it) except, last I noticed, 
 Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I wonder 
 if that will change soon?
   I've grown real used to having most if not all docs I need close by

Try the PDF versions.
It's not perfect, but it can work.
The search function works a lot better in the newer versions of ACROBAT.

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Gibney, Dave
  That's what I did on the laptop, but I still like Bookreader for quick
navigation in a book. Both formats have purpose. The ACROBAT search
works, but it's still slower.

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   I can live with it (I have a laptop with it) except, last I noticed,
Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I
wonder if that will change soon?
   I've grown real used to having most if not all docs I need close by

Try the PDF versions.
It's not perfect, but it can work.
The search function works a lot better in the newer versions of ACROBAT.

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Ted MacNEIL
  That's what I did on the laptop, but I still like Bookreader for quick 
 navigation in a book. Both formats have purpose. The ACROBAT search works, 
 but it's still slower.

I meant use it as a work-around.
When/If IBM gets it working, you can always convert back.

Yes, it's slow.
But, it's working.

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Edward Jaffe

Gibney, Dave wrote:

... Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I
wonder if that will change soon?
  


What happens?

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Gibney, Dave
   It's been some months since I bought the laptop, some sort of gray
java fault box pops up. Bookreader flat didn't work. The shelf organizer
sort of works, but Vista complains and switches some color mode
setting. Even when the organizer works with the PDF versions, it pops
error boxes once in awhile.

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Gibney, Dave wrote:
 ... Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista.
I
 wonder if that will change soon?
   

What happens?

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Edward Jaffe

Gibney, Dave wrote:

   It's been some months since I bought the laptop, some sort of gray
java fault box pops up. Bookreader flat didn't work. The shelf organizer
sort of works, but Vista complains and switches some color mode
setting. Even when the organizer works with the PDF versions, it pops
error boxes once in awhile.
  


You might consider installing an older JRE and using that for your 
BookManager stuff. I had to do that with BookManager BUILD. The 6.0 JVM 
gets an internal exception. I reported the error to Sun at least twice. 
They don't seem to care...


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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Gibney, Dave
Thank you. I don't know how much flexibility I'll have with the new
desktop, they seem to want to go corporate standard around here lately.
I'm used to opening the box myself :)

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Gibney, Dave wrote:
It's been some months since I bought the laptop, some sort of gray
 java fault box pops up. Bookreader flat didn't work. The shelf
organizer
 sort of works, but Vista complains and switches some color mode
 setting. Even when the organizer works with the PDF versions, it pops
 error boxes once in awhile.
   

You might consider installing an older JRE and using that for your 
BookManager stuff. I had to do that with BookManager BUILD. The 6.0 JVM 
gets an internal exception. I reported the error to Sun at least twice. 
They don't seem to care...

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Re: Workstation compliance

2008-05-27 Thread Roger Bolan
This might not actually help your situation, but I thought this page was 
interesting as far as Vista is concerned.
http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle=lenovolndocid=VSTA-DWNGRD

Roger Bolan

infoprint.com

Boulder, Colorado, USA 


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IBM Mainframe Discussion List IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU wrote on 05/27/2008 
03:54:43 PM:

It looks like I'm about to be blessed with a new workstation. I seem
 to get Windows Vista, whether I want or not. 
I can live with it (I have a laptop with it) except, last I noticed,
 Softcopy Librarian and Softcopy Reader don't play well with Vista. I
 wonder if that will change soon?
I've grown real used to having most if not all docs I need close by
 :)
 
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