Is FrameViewer for Windows still available?
I can't find anything on Adobe's site except for a patch for it.
If yes, how much does it cost?
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Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
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The concept of FrameViewer was effectively replaced
by Acrobat. FrameViewer has not been available for
many years!
- Dov
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Hi,
probably in the next year we have to translate a
FrameMaker book into Hebrew and Arabic and also
convert the translation into an HTML Help. As FM
cannot handle right-to-left languages I plan this:
o Convert the FM book to Word with Mif2Go.
o Get the Word file(s) translated.
o Convert the
Hello Lynn,
thanks you for your quick response. Your suggestion to use 'the function
unparsed-entity-uri' works, thanks!
I can not get the corrcet syntax for FM to export only as file, not as
entity. It keeps on exporting it as an entity, even when I delete the
entity reference page and use the
At 08:28 AM 8/17/2006, Wim Hooghwinkel \(Scriptware\) wrote:
I can not get the corrcet syntax for FM to export only as file, not as
entity. It keeps on exporting it as an entity, even when I delete the
entity reference page and use the 'attribute entity is fm attribute'
rule (FM won't import
Anyone know the name of the file, and in which Windows directory, the
default-parameters file for FM7.2 lives? I'd like to change a few
defaults, if editing a text file allows it. I've searched the Web, the
frameusers site, and the FM7.2 online help, to no avail.
Mark Forseth
Imago Scientific
C:\Program Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\maker.ini
--- Mark Forseth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know the name of the file, and in which Windows directory,
the
default-parameters file for FM7.2 lives? I'd like to change a few
defaults, if editing a text file allows it. I've searched the Web,
We haven't upgraded to 7.2 yet, but in 7.0 there is another maker.ini
file in:
\Documents and Settings\your username\Application
Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\7.0
This is the ini file that is read when you launch FrameMaker.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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That one appears to be where FM stores the last-used settings and
it changes everytime you either launch or save an FM session.
--- Spreadbury, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We haven't upgraded to 7.2 yet, but in 7.0 there is another
maker.ini
file in:
\Documents and Settings\your
You can also use the second maker.ini to set up user-specific
preferences that will not apply to other users of the system (or
other login identities you have set up for yourself). For example,
you can have different UI customizations or a different set of
API clients set up in a particular
John,
The greatest advantage I have found in this 'other' maker.ini is the
ability to have two maker.ini profiles. At work I run dual monitors off
a laptop. When I use the laptop by itself, I run a batch file that swaps
two maker.ini files (maker_laptop.ini and maker_desktop.ini). I have two
sets
Hello,
Has anyone compared the functionality of Adobe Framemaker 7.2 with
Madcap Software's (formerly Robohelp) Flare?
I am trying to decide which one to go with for the documentation for my
company. Framemaker seems to be the industry standard, but is Flare just
as good? Any thoughts?
David...What do you do, when you want to launch the specific
configuration, launch the appropriate batch file which does the INI
swap then calls the EXE to start FM?
Or do you do it in two steps; run the right batch file, then launch
FM.
--- Spreadbury, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John,
At 01:46 PM 3/22/2006, T.W. Smith wrote:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it LeftAllTheTime or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages that contain text, such as map it to
headings, body text, graphics anchors, etc.
Redefine the Left master page to
Has anyone compared the functionality of Adobe Framemaker 7.2 with
Madcap Software's (formerly Robohelp) Flare?
I am trying to decide which one to go with for the
documentation for my company. Framemaker seems to be the
industry standard, but is Flare just as good? Any thoughts?
And in addition to John's accurate comments, do you want to bet your job and
company on the first release of a new product (Blaze)?
Or are you just talking about online help delivery with Flare?
Art
On 8/17/06, John Posada [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone compared the functionality of
Hi,
I create my PDF docs from FM 6 by printing to a PS printer and
distill using Acrobat Distiller (on Windows XP).
I would like to lighten the bookmarks in my PDF docs by removing the
numbering...but keep the numbering in the text as my x-refs say See
Section 2.2.2...
Any hints as to how
With Adobe having purchased Macromedia some time ago and announcing
continued support for RoboHelp (see
[1]http://www.winwriters.com/articles/rh2/index.html), which earlier
Macromedia had purportedly wanted to drop, it will be interesting to see
what will come out. My guess is Adobe
Hmmm, I am making process sheets for circuit board assembly.
I need a standard format, as all the engineers have to this point been
making their own documentation and now I'm here to standardize it all.
We are in print right now (MS Word) but I want to be able to expand to
go online with the
Let me re-phrase the question: Has anyone here used Madcap Flare?
A.J. Coots
Documentation Specialist
16640 SW 72nd Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97224-7756
Direct: 503 597 0765
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hardly a conviction...simply what the sales staff told me.
I'm an babe-in-the-woods about all this. Just hoping for some guidance
from the more experienced of you out there in cyber space.
It looks like Flare is not very well known, even by it's own sales
staff!
A.J. Coots
Documentation
;- )
I think we all have been mislead by sales guys occasionally.
If you're making initial startup decisions for your company or
department though, you increase your risk substantially if you go
exclusively with any new product or technology.
Nobody ever got fired for recommending Microsoft,
Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of AJ Coots
Let me re-phrase the question: Has anyone here used Madcap Flare?
If you're looking for feedback from people who use Flare, you might want to ask
this question on the HATT (Help Authoring
Gurus,
When I create a graphic in Adobe Illustrator and I enter the CMYK color
definition of 100,0,76,15, it displays as dark green. When I enter those
same CMYK settings in the Color definition area of Frame, it comes up as
a Kelly green. They aren't even close. What is the problem? Why are
On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 15:15:22 +0200, Reng, Winfried Dr.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
probably in the next year we have to translate a
FrameMaker book into Hebrew and Arabic and also
convert the translation into an HTML Help. As FM
cannot handle right-to-left languages I plan this:
o Convert the FM
Is FrameViewer for Windows still available?
I can't find anything on Adobe's site except for a patch for it.
If yes, how much does it cost?
--
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Hello,
when FM saves an XML file, it writes the graphics as entitys in the
header of the XML.
Can this be changed - to keep the graphic references in the XML body?
Problem is, that we want to use some XSLT to preprocess or postprocess
the XML files and it seems to be impossible to keep the
The concept of FrameViewer was effectively replaced
by Acrobat. FrameViewer has not been available for
many years!
- Dov
> -Original Message-
> From: framers-bounces+isaacs=adobe.com at lists.frameusers.com
> [mailto:framers-bounces+isaacs=adobe.com at lists.frameusers.com]
>
Hi,
probably in the next year we have to translate a
FrameMaker book into Hebrew and Arabic and also
convert the translation into an HTML Help. As FM
cannot handle right-to-left languages I plan this:
o Convert the FM book to Word with Mif2Go.
o Get the Word file(s) translated.
o Convert the
At 05:45 AM 8/17/2006, Wim Hooghwinkel \(Scriptware\) wrote:
>when FM saves an XML file, it writes the graphics as entitys in the
>header of the XML.
>
>Can this be changed - to keep the graphic references in the XML body?
>
>Problem is, that we want to use some XSLT to preprocess or postprocess
Hello Lynn,
thanks you for your quick response. Your suggestion to use 'the function
unparsed-entity-uri' works, thanks!
I can not get the corrcet syntax for FM to export only as file, not as
entity. It keeps on exporting it as an entity, even when I delete the
entity reference page and use the
At 08:28 AM 8/17/2006, Wim Hooghwinkel \(Scriptware\) wrote:
>I can not get the corrcet syntax for FM to export only as file, not as
>entity. It keeps on exporting it as an entity, even when I delete the
>entity reference page and use the 'attribute "entity" is fm attribute'
>rule (FM won't import
Anyone know the name of the file, and in which Windows directory, the
default-parameters file for FM7.2 lives? I'd like to change a few
defaults, if editing a text file allows it. I've searched the Web, the
frameusers site, and the FM7.2 online help, to no avail.
Mark Forseth
Imago Scientific
C:\Program Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.2\maker.ini
--- Mark Forseth wrote:
> Anyone know the name of the file, and in which Windows directory,
> the
> default-parameters file for FM7.2 lives? I'd like to change a few
> defaults, if editing a text file allows it. I've searched the Web,
> the
>
Mark Forseth wrote:
> Anyone know the name of the file, and in which Windows directory, the
> default-parameters file for FM7.2 lives? I'd like to change a few
> defaults, if editing a text file allows it. I've searched the Web, the
> frameusers site, and the FM7.2 online help, to no avail.
See
We haven't upgraded to 7.2 yet, but in 7.0 there is another maker.ini
file in:
\Documents and Settings\\Application
Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\7.0
This is the ini file that is read when you launch FrameMaker.
-Original Message-
From:
That one appears to be where FM stores the "last-used" settings and
it changes everytime you either launch or save an FM session.
--- "Spreadbury, David" wrote:
> We haven't upgraded to 7.2 yet, but in 7.0 there is another
> maker.ini
> file in:
>
> \Documents and Settings\\Application
>
You can also use the second maker.ini to set up user-specific
preferences that will not apply to other users of the system (or
other login identities you have set up for yourself). For example,
you can have different UI customizations or a different set of
API clients set up in a particular
John,
The greatest advantage I have found in this 'other' maker.ini is the
ability to have two maker.ini profiles. At work I run dual monitors off
a laptop. When I use the laptop by itself, I run a batch file that swaps
two maker.ini files (maker_laptop.ini and maker_desktop.ini). I have two
sets
Hello,
Has anyone compared the functionality of Adobe Framemaker 7.2 with
Madcap Software's (formerly Robohelp) Flare?
I am trying to decide which one to go with for the documentation for my
company. Framemaker seems to be the industry standard, but is Flare just
as good? Any thoughts?
David...What do you do, when you want to launch the specific
configuration, launch the appropriate batch file which does the INI
swap then calls the EXE to start FM?
Or do you do it in two steps; run the right batch file, then launch
FM.
--- "Spreadbury, David" wrote:
> John,
> The greatest
At 01:46 PM 3/22/2006, T.W. Smith wrote:
>Use master page mappings.
>
>Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
>up so that it is always used by pages that contain text, such as map it to
>headings, body text, graphics anchors, etc.
>
>Redefine the Left master
> Has anyone compared the functionality of Adobe Framemaker 7.2 with
> Madcap Software's (formerly Robohelp) Flare?
>
> I am trying to decide which one to go with for the
> documentation for my company. Framemaker seems to be the
> industry standard, but is Flare just as good? Any thoughts?
And in addition to John's accurate comments, do you want to bet your job and
company on the first release of a new product (Blaze)?
Or are you just talking about online help delivery with Flare?
Art
On 8/17/06, John Posada wrote:
> > Has anyone compared the functionality of Adobe Framemaker
Hi,
I create my PDF docs from FM 6 by printing to a PS printer and
distill using Acrobat Distiller (on Windows XP).
I would like to lighten the bookmarks in my PDF docs by removing the
numbering...but keep the numbering in the text as my x-refs say See
Section 2.2.2...
Any hints as to how to
With Adobe having purchased Macromedia some time ago and announcing
continued support for RoboHelp (see
[1]http://www.winwriters.com/articles/rh2/index.html), which earlier
Macromedia had purportedly wanted to drop, it will be interesting to see
what will come out. My guess is
Hmmm, I am making process sheets for circuit board assembly.
I need a standard format, as all the engineers have to this point been
making their own documentation and now I'm here to standardize it all.
We are in print right now (MS Word) but I want to be able to expand to
go online with the
Let me re-phrase the question: Has anyone here used Madcap Flare?
A.J. Coots
Documentation Specialist
16640 SW 72nd Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97224-7756
Direct: 503 597 0765
Email: aj.coots at veris.com
Hardly a conviction...simply what the sales staff told me.
I'm an babe-in-the-woods about all this. Just hoping for some guidance
from the more experienced of you out there in cyber space.
It looks like Flare is not very well known, even by it's own sales
staff!
A.J. Coots
Documentation
;- )
I think we all have been mislead by sales guys occasionally.
If you're making initial startup decisions for your company or
department though, you increase your risk substantially if you go
exclusively with any new product or technology.
Nobody ever got fired for recommending Microsoft, Sun,
Original Message-
> From: framers-bounces+rshelton=opentext.com at lists.frameusers.com
> [mailto:framers-bounces+rshelton=opentext.com at lists.frameusers.com]On
> Behalf Of AJ Coots
>
> Let me re-phrase the question: Has anyone here used Madcap Flare?
>
If you're looking for feedback
Gurus,
When I create a graphic in Adobe Illustrator and I enter the CMYK color
definition of 100,0,76,15, it displays as dark green. When I enter those
same CMYK settings in the Color definition area of Frame, it comes up as
a Kelly green. They aren't even close. What is the problem? Why are they
On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 15:15:22 +0200, "Reng, Winfried Dr."
wrote:
>probably in the next year we have to translate a
>FrameMaker book into Hebrew and Arabic and also
>convert the translation into an HTML Help. As FM
>cannot handle right-to-left languages I plan this:
>o Convert the FM book to Word
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