Has anyone run across a video that compares Framemaker features to
MSWord? It would be a great way to quickly educate potential clients
about the benefits of migrating their documents to Framemaker. If you
know of such a resource, please share the URL.
Carol
FM 10.0.2.419, Win7pro 64-bit
I am trying to enter a checkmark glyph in a .fm document. The paragraph
is formatted to use Myriad Pro, which is a unicode font. No matter how
I try to insert the glyph (Hex Input, Character Palette, copy and paste
special as unicode from Word), FM displays
Stuart:
I noodled around a bit on the net and Myriad Pro doesn't actually seem to be a
Unicode font. So then I went to Wikipedia
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_fonts#List_of_Unicode_fonts). Myriad Pro
is not included on their list of Unicode fonts. That isn't necessarily
definitive,
Dear Framers:
I felt so bad about my previous criticisms re FM 9 that I went out and
splurged on TCS4.
Let me start by saying there are some nice features and a marginal
improvement in stability in FM11.
The pods for example, seem better behaved. The PGF does not get tired and
hide. The margins
Has anyone run across a video that compares Framemaker features to
MSWord? It would be a great way to quickly educate potential clients
about the benefits of migrating their documents to Framemaker. If you
know of such a resource, please share the URL.
Carol
FM 10.0.2.419, Win7pro 64-bit
I am trying to enter a checkmark glyph in a .fm document. The paragraph
is formatted to use Myriad Pro, which is a unicode font. No matter how
I try to insert the glyph (Hex Input, Character Palette, copy and paste
special as unicode from Word), FM displays only
Stuart:
I noodled around a bit on the net and Myriad Pro doesn't actually seem to be a
Unicode font. So then I went to Wikipedia
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_fonts#List_of_Unicode_fonts). Myriad Pro
is not included on their list of Unicode fonts. That isn't necessarily
definitive,
The notation with a colon is correct:
<$attribute[attributename:elementname]>
Meanwhile I saved both the TOC and one chapter as MIF and had a look
at the MIF source. In the chapter file, there is an element named
DBookElementHierarchy, which contains information about the of the
book root element
No, in some cases I use maps in RoboHelp or MIF2Go, in others I use
text insets in files with different definitions of the paragraph tags.
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 1:36 PM, Craig Ede wrote:
> You can change the paragraph formats by importing templates with different
> formats without using
The things that make FrameMaker the lesser evil are not photogenic. I
think a video would be counterproductive, it would highlight how badly
designed and kludgy FrameMaker's UI is compared with Word's.
Sounds like something Adobe should make if they haven't already!
Craig
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Interesting. The Unicode character is 2610, Myriad Pro has that
character, but it doesn't show up in FM10 for me either. Same version
of Windows.
I'd call Adobe support.
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 2:31 PM, Stuart Rogers
wrote:
> FM 10.0.2.419, Win7pro 64-bit
>
> I am trying to enter a checkmark
Hi Rob
I love the XML features of FM11, which was the real reason why I bought
it for use at home. At work I have a subscription for TCS4. I've
experienced some problems too:
FM11 takes forever to print to PDF, whatever method I use. Book files
that used to print in less than 10 minutes in
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