They never issued updates for releases for which support has expired.
The question is whether they're continuing to issue updates for FM
2015 now that FM 2017 is out.
On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 3:34 PM, Craig Ede wrote:
> This page gives some information about when the last
This page gives some information about when the last updates for various
versions of FrameMaker were released:
http://supportdownloads.adobe.com/product.jsp?product=22=Windows
Look like FM8 was last updated 7/15/2009 and that it was an update to fix a
problem caused by Win XP SP3. But that's
Any company that wants to sell installed software to large
organizations can't limit support (which includes major bug fixes and
security updates) to the current release.
Adobe used to do that for FrameMaker.
On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 1:08 PM, Craig Ede wrote:
> And what if
And what if the bug fix to an earlier version introduced a new bug? As I said a
couple of messages ago, I highly doubt that any fix would be applied to earlier
versions of FrameMaker. I'm not sure that any company does that.
Craig
From: Framers
You're welcome, Pat. I got a big laugh from it the first time I saw it back
in the '90s. IIRC, Janice Gelb originally posted it. As I think more on it,
I'm pretty sure that she claimed to have translated it. Whatever, she
deserves the credit!
On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 9:46 AM, Pat Christenson <
If you're talking about the Esc shortcuts, I hadn't heard that they'd been
deprecated. They're certainly still documented in the Keyboard Shortcuts
appendix (up through FrameMaker 2015).
I don't know if I'd expect Adobe to fix earlier versions, but it would be
nice if it could be fixed for at
I would be very surprised to see any bug fixes for older versions of
FrameMaker. What would be the business case for Adobe expending resources that
produce absolutely no revenue? If the bug related to a security issue or file
corruption that caused users t lose work, that would be one thing.
Let's see what happens with bug-fixes to the older versions.
Craig
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behalf of Ken Poshedly
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To: fr...@daube.ch; An email
Peter, thanks for making me laugh. I'd never heard about the lorem ipsum
translation.
Pat
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On Behalf Of Peter Gold
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Do you want information for the Esc+ shortcuts, also? That's a more
frequent problem.
On Wed, May 3, 2017 at 5:25 AM, Stefan Gentz wrote:
> Hi Klaus,
>
> thanks for filing in this as a bug.
>
> @all: Could you please put in your System Configuration (exact Windows
> version /
Many, many thanks Rick!
If an update or bug-fix is released, it will hopefully apply downward to at
least FM10 (which I run at home) and FM11 (which I run at my office) because I
know for sure that my company will NEVER update to a newer version because it
costs money. (Plus, I myself prefer to
Hi Klaus,
thanks for filing in this as a bug.
@all: Could you please put in your System Configuration (exact Windows version
/ 32/64 bit) and other software (name, version) that you are using that forces
this behavior to occur in the bug report, that Klaus has created:
This is going OT but it's interesting to see how much deep and embedded
bitterness bullets and numbering in Word have engendered.
FWIW, when I faced this issue in anger many, many years ago I hired an MVP I
knew to sort it all out. She assured me that Word's underlying numbering
'engine' was
On 2 May 2017 at 14:36, Ken Poshedly wrote:
> Folks,
> At least every other day, and for no reason obvious to me, all keyboard
> shortcuts in FrameMaker will stop working after awhile and all tasks must be
> done via menus-and-mouse. For me, this such a PITA. And it happened again
> this
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