What is the keyboard shortcut for toggling open documents?
Thanks very much,
David
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I come back to what you both said about transparency after reading this
technical note by Adobe :
Transparent Color in Images Is White in FrameMaker
Adobe FrameMaker doesn't support transparency in image files (for example,
EPS, TIFF, GIF, or JPEG). When you import an image, FrameMaker maps
In Windoze between Win applications: ALT+TAB
Within FrameMaker (Win): CTRL+TAB.
Bodvar
On 3/20/07, David Schor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the keyboard shortcut for toggling open documents?
Thanks very much,
David
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RADLAN, a Marvell Company
Tel:
Right, and CTRL+SHIFT+TAB to toggle in reverse order.
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Have you heard anything yet?
My Danish vendor told me (guessed) a couple of month ago that it would be in
March this year, but I don't trust this information anylonger.
I am VERY curious about the new features and a bit impatient. The only rumour I
have heard is that Framemaker will support
This is the only official Adobe assumption I've seen so far:
http://www.adobe.com/products/special/crossproduct/tech_communication/faq.html#item-1-2
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Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor
From a little farther down in the same web page:
Adobe ... generally does not disclose details of new releases
more than 30 days before a product is expected to ship.
This has been longstanding Adobe policy, and the one and
only time I've seen them break it was the exceptional case
of
Agreed. I was surprised to see their announcement of 1st half of 2007,
to be honest. They usually hold their cards close.
On 3/20/07, Fred Ridder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From a little farther down in the same web page:
Adobe ... generally does not disclose details of new releases
more than 30
Hi, David:
You didn't state your platform. Others have responded for Windows
shortcuts.
On Macintosh under Classic or OS 9:
Cmd+Opt+w (lowercase w)
cycles through open documents. However, the usual way to reverse the
cycle direction, adding Shift, doesn't work. It invokes the Graphics
Well,
No, FM doesn't support transparency. However, you might run into a
disagreement on whether it's broken or not. As whoever you quoted
mentioned, the tradeoff seems to be support for runarounds or
transparency, and they picked runarounds.
Art
On 3/20/07, mathieu jacquet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
And we all know how well it works when you leave runarounds turned on.
Berny Gagne
Lead Writer
Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd.
Bolton, Ontario, Canada
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2007 11:15 AM
To: mathieu jacquet
Hi all,
We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2 and I select the Save As feature
and then save as pdf. The problem happens when we change the name of the pdf
file to anything different than the name of the book
At 14:40 -0400 20/3/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2 and I select the Save As feature
and then save as pdf. The problem happens when we change the name of the pdf
file to
Do you get the same behavior if you Print to the Adobe logical printer?
And what version of Distiller are you using?
Art
On 3/20/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
we create pdf's from. We're using
Hi Nancy,
This is not a strange problem. It is the way that Acrobat is designed. The
links contain the filenames that exist when you creat them. You cannot
change the external name of the file afterward and expect the internal link
names to change too. It doesn't happen. Your observation is
But shouldn't I be able to enter in a file name different from the book file
when I choose File--Save As? Or do I always have to use the book name. This
has worked in the past.
Thanks,
Nancy
In a message dated 3/20/2007 3:52:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Diane,
Sorry to disagree, but I use Save As all the time (doing exactly what
Nancy does) and I don't have a problem at all with the links in the
TOC/index still working. Internally, links are not affected by a Save
As, only externally.
Nancy, if you want contact me offlist and we can discuss
This email is a reminder of an announcement of a class that I will be
teaching a week from this Thursday. If you register for this course, use
a special promo code for FrameUsers, INVMAX, for a $50 discount. You
may register at this URL:
Nancy,
From your original description, Dianne is right. As I read it, you described
that you had made the pdf, changed its name, then found the links were
subsequently broken.
Are you actually saying that you set the output name prior to the pdf being
made, using the Save As dialog? If so, what
Hi Alan,
I get the same results when I do either: change the name after saving, or
putting in a name different than the book name while I'm saving as pdf.
Nancy
In a message dated 3/20/2007 4:32:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nancy,
From your original
Hi Nancy,
The only time I've seen the links get destroyed in the way you are
describing is when I chose to create a book with one PDF file per
chapter.
In situations like that, if I were to rename a file, the links to it
would be broken.
But never internal links, and never with a book saved as a
Steve Rickaby wrote:
No, because I don't use 'Save as PDF'. Isn't the general view that it's broken and therefore deprecated? Or has it
been fixed in 7.2?
Hmmm ... I use Save As PDF successfully in FM 7.2 all the time (although
I have not changed the filename - other than using a .PDF
OK.
First off. Then Dianne is right. Changing the file names after the pdf is
created will break any links in the pdf, but only for external files that are
trying to link to it. Any internal links should be relative and not absolute.
Actually, any links should be relative if they relate to a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2 and I select the Save As feature
and then save as pdf. The problem happens when we change the name of the pdf
file to anything
Steve,
I remember many messages on this list about the Save as PDF function being
broken in Frame 6.0 and an announcement on this list that it was fixed in
Frame 7.0. If I remember correctly, the announcement came from Dov.
Though I generally print to PS and distill, I have used the Save as PDF
Hi Tammy,
When I responded originally, I understood Nancy to say that she was manually
renaming the PDF file after Frame had created it. In that case, the links
would be broken because the PDF file name no longer agreed with the name
used when creating the file.
Subsequent messages said that
Just to provide some historical context for this, the big
issue with Save As PDF was always that of printer
drivers, and only on Windows systems.
In FrameMaker versions through 6.0, Save As PDF
always used the current Windows printer driver, which
might or might not have been a PostScript
This afternoon, Frame 7.0 hung while trying to open a .FM document. I
couldn't kill it with end task and the only cure was a reboot. When I tried
it in Frame 7.2, bizarrely it also hung. It's not just one .FM file, I've
tried to open several documents from different sources and they all result
in
Along those same lines, I have a separate problem:
When I try to save as pdf (File Save as pdf), I get the PDF Setup
dialog box. Then when I click Next, I get a message that FrameMaker
could not find Acrobat Distiller printer instance, which must be
installed to execute Save as PDF Command.
I
I'm by no means an expert on Frame or Acrobat, but I just renamed a file
created with Save As PDF from Frame 7.0 (578) and the internal links all still
work. So not all internal links contain the filename and break when you change
it.
Bob
Let what comes come,
Let what goes go,
Find out what
Nancy,
I think you see a strange problem that is not normal for FrameMaker. I have not
used 7.2 too much yet, but I have never seen ths with any version up to 7.1,
but I don't suspect that Adobe has implemented/released such a stupid
naming-bug with 7.2.
I have seen many errors with 7.2,
will white wrote:
> I'm dubious that folks in most development environments have the
> leisure to dawdle around in a wiki when they have their own workloads
> to get through. Or am I misunderstanding the charm of a wiki? It
> sounds like a mechanism to convince other people to do my work.
What is the keyboard shortcut for toggling open documents?
Thanks very much,
David
--
David Schor
Senior Technical Writer
RADLAN, a Marvell Company
Tel: (+972) 3 7662823
Cellular: (+972) 54 4788253
E-mail: dschor at marvell.com
Web: www.marvell.com
I come back to what you both said about transparency after reading this
technical note by Adobe :
" Transparent Color in Images Is White in FrameMaker
Adobe FrameMaker doesn't support transparency in image files (for example,
EPS, TIFF, GIF, or JPEG). When you import an image, FrameMaker maps
In Windoze between Win applications: ALT+TAB
Within FrameMaker (Win): CTRL+TAB.
Bodvar
On 3/20/07, David Schor wrote:
> What is the keyboard shortcut for toggling open documents?
>
> Thanks very much,
> David
>
> --
> David Schor
> Senior Technical Writer
> RADLAN, a Marvell Company
> Tel:
Right, and CTRL+SHIFT+TAB to toggle "in reverse order".
--
Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor
Have you heard anything yet?
My Danish vendor told me (guessed) a couple of month ago that it would be in
March this year, but I don't trust this information anylonger.
I am VERY curious about the new features and a bit impatient. The only rumour I
have heard is that Framemaker will support
This is the only "official" Adobe "assumption" I've seen so far:
http://www.adobe.com/products/special/crossproduct/tech_communication/faq.html#item-1-2
--
Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor
Agreed. I was surprised to see their announcement of 1st half of 2007,
to be honest. They usually hold their cards close.
On 3/20/07, Fred Ridder wrote:
> From a little farther down in the same web page:
>
> "Adobe ... generally does not disclose details of new releases
> more than 30 days
-Original Message-
From: Bill Swallow
Agreed. I was surprised to see their announcement of 1st half of 2007,
to be honest. They usually hold their cards close.
Which realistically, at least in my mind, means we won't see it until
the end of Q3 at the earliest.
But we could be
Hi, David:
You didn't state your platform. Others have responded for Windows
shortcuts.
On Macintosh under Classic or OS 9:
Cmd+Opt+w (lowercase w)
cycles through open documents. However, the usual way to reverse the
cycle direction, adding Shift, doesn't work. It invokes the Graphics >
All,
I remember this bug from Framemaker 5.5.6:
1.) A Landscape table that extends across more than one page.
2.) ColumnHeaderRow was black with white text for text in
ColumnHeaderRow.
3.) Make a PDF of the Framemaker source file by printing to PS using,
then distilling using Adobe Acrobat.
4.)
Well,
No, FM doesn't support transparency. However, you might run into a
disagreement on whether it's broken or not. As whoever you quoted
mentioned, the tradeoff seems to be support for runarounds or
transparency, and they picked runarounds.
Art
On 3/20/07, mathieu jacquet wrote:
> I come
And we all know how well it works when you leave runarounds turned on.
Berny Gagne
Lead Writer
Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd.
Bolton, Ontario, Canada
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+bgagne=husky...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+bgagne=husky.ca at
Hi all,
We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2 and I select the Save As feature
and then save as pdf. The problem happens when we change the name of the pdf
file to anything different than the name of the book
At 14:40 -0400 20/3/07, ActionA at aol.com wrote:
>We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
>we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2 and I select the Save As feature
>and then save as pdf. The problem happens when we change the name of the pdf
>file to
Do you get the same behavior if you Print to the Adobe logical printer?
And what version of Distiller are you using?
Art
On 3/20/07, ActionA at aol.com wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
> we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2
Hi Nancy,
This is not a strange problem. It is the way that Acrobat is designed. The
links contain the filenames that exist when you creat them. You cannot
change the external name of the file afterward and expect the internal link
names to change too. It doesn't happen. Your observation is
But shouldn't I be able to enter in a file name different from the book file
when I choose File-->Save As? Or do I always have to use the book name. This
has worked in the past.
Thanks,
Nancy
In a message dated 3/20/2007 3:52:03 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
dgcaller at earthlink.net
Diane,
Sorry to disagree, but I use Save As all the time (doing exactly what
Nancy does) and I don't have a problem at all with the links in the
TOC/index still working. Internally, links are not affected by a Save
As, only externally.
Nancy, if you want contact me offlist and we can discuss
This email is a reminder of an announcement of a class that I will be
teaching a week from this Thursday. If you register for this course, use
a special promo code for FrameUsers, "INVMAX", for a $50 discount. You
may register at this URL:
Hi Alan,
I get the same results when I do either: change the name after saving, or
putting in a name different than the book name while I'm saving as pdf.
Nancy
In a message dated 3/20/2007 4:32:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
alan at alphabyte.co.nz writes:
Nancy,
Hi Nancy,
The only time I've seen the links get destroyed in the way you are
describing is when I chose to create a book with one PDF file per
chapter.
In situations like that, if I were to rename a file, the links to it
would be broken.
But never internal links, and never with a book saved as a
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> No, because I don't use 'Save as PDF'. Isn't the general view that it's
broken and therefore deprecated? Or has it
been fixed in 7.2?
Hmmm ... I use "Save As PDF" successfully in FM 7.2 all the time (although
I have not changed the filename - other than using a .PDF
ActionA at aol.com wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> We are experiencing a strange pdf problem. We have several Frame books that
> we create pdf's from. We're using Frame 7.2 and I select the Save As feature
> and then save as pdf. The problem happens when we change the name of the pdf
> file to
Steve,
I remember many messages on this list about the Save as PDF function being
broken in Frame 6.0 and an announcement on this list that it was fixed in
Frame 7.0. If I remember correctly, the announcement came from Dov.
Though I generally print to PS and distill, I have used the Save as PDF
Hi Tammy,
When I responded originally, I understood Nancy to say that she was manually
renaming the PDF file after Frame had created it. In that case, the links
would be broken because the PDF file name no longer agreed with the name
used when creating the file.
Subsequent messages said that
Just to provide some historical context for this, the big
issue with Save As PDF was always that of printer
drivers, and only on Windows systems.
In FrameMaker versions through 6.0, Save As PDF
always used the current Windows printer driver, which
might or might not have been a PostScript
This afternoon, Frame 7.0 hung while trying to open a .FM document. I
couldn't kill it with end task and the only cure was a reboot. When I tried
it in Frame 7.2, bizarrely it also hung. It's not just one .FM file, I've
tried to open several documents from different sources and they all result
in
Along those same lines, I have a separate problem:
When I try to save as pdf (File >> Save as >> pdf), I get the PDF Setup
dialog box. Then when I click Next, I get a message that FrameMaker
could not find Acrobat Distiller printer instance, which must be
installed to execute Save as PDF Command.
I'm by no means an expert on Frame or Acrobat, but I just renamed a file
created with Save As PDF from Frame 7.0 (578) and the internal links all still
work. So not all internal links contain the filename and break when you change
it.
Bob
"Let what comes come,
Let what goes go,
Find out what
Nancy,
I think you see a strange problem that is not normal for FrameMaker. I have not
used 7.2 too much yet, but I have never seen ths with any version up to 7.1,
but I don't suspect that Adobe has implemented/released such a stupid
naming-bug with 7.2.
I have seen many errors with 7.2,
Hi, greetings!
I use FM 7.0 with Windows XP.
For the projects that I work with, I am the sole writer(modifier)/owner of
the documents.
As of now, the FM documents are in the hard disk of my machine and
periodically we ensure that they are backed up.
I wish to know whether we can use
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