At 11:34 -0800 4/2/13, arlyn_...@ea.epson.com wrote:
Does anyone know of any issues importing CS6 Illustrator art into FM 7? We're
still using FM 7 (obviously) and one of our vendors is planning on upgrading
to CS6. Will they need to back save to a previous version? I vaguely recall
hearing
We've encountered JavaScript bugs in Internet Explorer 8 that break
the TOC and search in RoboHelp 9's WebHelp output.
We could fix that by upgrading to TCS 4, but that would cost $800, so
I might as well look at other options for generating web help from
unstructured FM.
I've got MIF2Go so I'm
Hi Scott
Thanks for your reply. After more research and reading, plus some trial
and error, I came up with the same rule that you have below, and it
works. FM knows what to do if you then give the @outputclass attribute a
value of 270. I guess you can also use 90 or 180.
I also tried it
Hi all
Every time I try to generate a small RH project which is linked to a single
Framemaker chapter, I get the message that FM has stopped working.
This was working for me yesterday, no problems with this part of it. I've
tried just generating, doing an update all etc, same result.
I changed
I'll give WebWorks ePublisher a try.
http://www.indoition.com/online-help-authoring-tools-survey.htm says
it costs $795 a year, does the license actually expire?
The subscription expires, but you can still use the software. You just don't
get the four upgrades/year or access to direct
I use Mif2Go. It's complicated to set up, but once it's set up there is
no clean-up afterwards. It's also relatively inexpensive. I had a
consultant set it up for me, and I've been using it ever since. The
consultant was Steve Wiseman (swise...@context.co.il or +972-2-999-7816).
Regards,
Your copy of FM should just be sitting there at the Splash screen when doing
the linking to a RH project. I've never had any Not Responding messages
happening when dealing with TCS4 on my Win7 64-bit machine or an XP SP3 machine
either.
Can you give us more details about your O/S and hardware?
From: Craig Ede [mailto:craig...@hotmail.com]
Sent: February-05-13 10:37 AM
To: Jeff Coatsworth
Subject: RE: Framemaker 11 crashes constantly when I generate a RH project
Just to add a frame of reference, I quite often get Not responding states
with FM 11 on a 64 bit Win7 machine (8 GB mem)
I must correct myself. When you purchase a *perpetual* license, you can
continue to use ePublisher after your subscription is done.
I recommend that you contact WebWorks' sales department so that you can discuss
your particular needs with them.
Nadine
I'll give WebWorks ePublisher a try.
On Mon, 4 Feb 2013 15:11:28 -0800, Robert Lauriston rob...@lauriston.com
wrote:
We've encountered JavaScript bugs in Internet Explorer 8 that break
the TOC and search in RoboHelp 9's WebHelp output.
We could fix that by upgrading to TCS 4, but that would cost $800, so
I might as well look at
On 4 Feb 2013 at 14:19, William W. Saylor, PE wrote:
Is there a way to enlarge the equation box?
William, try my 25% enlargement: http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker65.html
HTH
Klaus Daube
~~
Docu + Design Daube; Schäracher 11;
On 2013-02-05 00:11, Robert Lauriston wrote:
We've encountered JavaScript bugs in Internet Explorer 8 that break
the TOC and search in RoboHelp 9's WebHelp output.
We could fix that by upgrading to TCS 4, but that would cost $800, so
I might as well look at other options for generating web help
In Frame 9, I find that the blue docking line appears at the location
of the cursor when you've moving a block of pods, not at the edge of the
block, as I originally expected. I don't know if it's true of Frame 10,
but I suffered a lot of frustration until I figured that out.
Anne
Relurking
Save as EPS might be your best bet if you are running into problems. That's the
format that was more commonly used from Illustrator back then. Craig
Date: Tue, 5 Feb 2013 09:10:20 +
To: arlyn_...@ea.epson.com; framers@lists.frameusers.com
From: srick...@wordmongers.demon.co.uk
Subject:
Once you have it built the way you want it, save it as a custom workspace and
save a copy under another custom workspace name. That will save you having to
rebuild it next time. Craig
___
You are currently
I hadn't tried generating web help with WebWorks in a long time. It's
very slick. The output looks very professional.
They handle context-sensitive help calls in a way I haven't seen
before. The output contains an HTML file for each TopicAlias marker,
so you can call it with help path/topicalias
Yes, the Firefox issues are definitely related to the oddities of our
application. The help is served by Tomcat without Apache, it's https,
the help is on a different port than some of the calls ... not a
plain-vanilla environment by any means.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 9:08 AM, Jeremy H. Griffith
This is a web application, https being served by Tomcat.
We've encountered browser-version-specific RoboHelp rendering bugs
with MSIE, Firefox, and Chrome. Typically if I test the help on an
Apache server it works fine, so the only way for me to troubleshoot
the issues and test potential fixes is
Hi Laura
I can't help with the RH problem, but just wanted to mention that late last
year I spent a few weeks trialling TC4 for outputting a 3000-page FM book as
HTML. In the end, I switched to MIF2Go instead and found it hugely easier to
use, with better output.
Cheers
Rebecca
Laura
Once I get the output customized as necessary, I shouldn't need
support, though we do need to support new browsers.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 4:36 AM, Johan Anglemark johan.anglem...@iar.com wrote:
No it doesn't, but when your year is out you no longer get the quarterly
software updates from them
At 11:34 -0800 4/2/13, wrote:
>Does anyone know of any issues importing CS6 Illustrator art into FM 7? We're
>still using FM 7 (obviously) and one of our vendors is planning on upgrading
>to CS6. Will they need to back save to a previous version? I vaguely recall
>hearing about art import
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> http://www.indoition.com/online-help-authoring-tools-survey.htm says
> it costs $795 a year, does the license actually expire?
The subscription expires, but you can still use the software. You just don't
get the four upgrades/year or access to direct
I use Mif2Go. It's complicated to set up, but once it's set up there is
no clean-up afterwards. It's also relatively inexpensive. I had a
consultant set it up for me, and I've been using it ever since. The
consultant was Steve Wiseman (swiseman at context.co.il or +972-2-999-7816).
Regards,
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I must correct myself. When you purchase a *perpetual* license, you can
continue to use ePublisher after your subscription is done.
I recommend that you contact WebWorks' sales department so that you can discuss
your particular needs with them.
Nadine
>> I'll give WebWorks ePublisher a try.
On Mon, 4 Feb 2013 15:11:28 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>We've encountered JavaScript bugs in Internet Explorer 8 that break
>the TOC and search in RoboHelp 9's WebHelp output.
>
>We could fix that by upgrading to TCS 4, but that would cost $800, so
>I might as well look at other options for
On 2013-02-05 12:08, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> To be clear, the only issue with Firefox you have reported to us is
> with invoking OmniHelp from a Web application. This has never been
> reported by anyone else, and cannot be duplicated here... We use
> OmniHelp in FireFox all the time.
In
On 4 Feb 2013 at 14:19, William W. Saylor, PE wrote:
> Is there a way to enlarge the equation box?
William, try my 25% enlargement: http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker65.html
HTH
Klaus Daube
~~
Docu + Design Daube; Sch?racher 11;
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On 2013-02-05 00:11, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> We've encountered JavaScript bugs in Internet Explorer 8 that break
> the TOC and search in RoboHelp 9's WebHelp output.
>
> We could fix that by upgrading to TCS 4, but that would cost $800, so
> I might as well look at other options for generating
In Frame 9, I find that the blue "docking" line appears at the location
of the cursor when you've moving a block of pods, not at the edge of the
block, as I originally expected. I don't know if it's true of Frame 10,
but I suffered a lot of frustration until I figured that out.
Anne
Relurking
I hadn't tried generating web help with WebWorks in a long time. It's
very slick. The output looks very professional.
They handle context-sensitive help calls in a way I haven't seen
before. The output contains an HTML file for each TopicAlias marker,
so you can call it with /.html. Though
for my
Yes, the Firefox issues are definitely related to the oddities of our
application. The help is served by Tomcat without Apache, it's https,
the help is on a different port than some of the calls ... not a
plain-vanilla environment by any means.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 9:08 AM, Jeremy H. Griffith
This is a web application, https being served by Tomcat.
We've encountered browser-version-specific RoboHelp rendering bugs
with MSIE, Firefox, and Chrome. Typically if I test the help on an
Apache server it works fine, so the only way for me to troubleshoot
the issues and test potential fixes is
Once I get the output customized as necessary, I shouldn't need
support, though we do need to support new browsers.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 4:36 AM, Johan Anglemark
wrote:
> No it doesn't, but when your year is out you no longer get the quarterly
> software updates from them if you don't renew.
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