I'm all set. Thank you to the other early birds.
BTW, the answer is there is an icon next to the help icon that controls
docking and undocking the toolbar. I'm used to just dragging toolbars
off and back. Then again, Frame 8 is getting to be a bit ancient, so
can't quite hold it to modern
Help icon? I'm running FM8 on Vista (8.0p277), and I don't see a way to have
icons or toolbars. Sadly, FM Help is of no help on this question, and Google
has failed me. Would someone kindly enlighten me?
TIA,
Lea
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Software and Documentation
Many thanks to Baruch Brodersen for his very quick help. I love this list.
Lea
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Astoria-Pacific International
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Please
I've had this problem too - click the icon just to the left of the help icon
at the top of the undocked bar.
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Sorry, I meant to the RIGHT!
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From: Laura Fergusson
Sent: 04 November 2011 10:45
To: 'Fred Wersan'; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: docking quick access bar
I've had this problem too - click the icon just to the left of the help icon
at the top of the
Can anyone point me to a good reference on the path from Frame 8.0 to ePub?
I work for a small publisher, and about half of our (print) books are in
FM8. In the last year we have migrated all new projects to InDesign, mostly
because most of our contract book designers work in InDesign and we
Hi Tina...
Since ePub is an output format, it seems that you should be migrating
from FM to whatever you're going to use for authoring/maintenance, then
figure out how to get from that format to ePub. Unless these books are
just to be published to ePub and never touched again.
With ePub, it
