such a
book?
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivata, Inc
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If you plan to get one of them, you might consider getting both as part of the
Adobe Creative Suite 2. On the Adobe website, Photoshop is $649, and CS2 is
$250 more at $899, but you get "full new versions of Adobe Photoshop CS2,
Illustrator CS2, and InDesign CS2 software with new Version Cue CS2
If you plan to get one of them, you might consider getting both as part of the
Adobe Creative Suite 2. On the Adobe website, Photoshop is $649, and CS2 is
$250 more at $899, but you get "full new versions of Adobe Photoshop CS2,
Illustrator CS2, and InDesign CS2 software with new Version Cue CS2
the ideas!
john
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Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 10:01 AM
To: John Sgammato
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com; wwp-users at yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: Index woes in WebWorks ePublisher from FM 7.2
Are you allowing WWP to gener
the ideas!
john
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To: John Sgammato
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Subject: Re: Index woes in WebWorks ePublisher from FM 7.2
Are you allowing WWP to generate the index based
t seen more than the one instance of this strange reproduction
issue, but I am not finished with the index yet, so there may be more.
My ship date is next Monday, so I am getting anxious. I appreciate any
insight!
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivata, Inc
t seen more than the one instance of this strange reproduction
issue, but I am not finished with the index yet, so there may be more.
My ship date is next Monday, so I am getting anxious. I appreciate any
insight!
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivat
So far I am *very* happy with it, too.
I am headed into the crucible now, so I'll be able to give it a real
test...I hope it works under the pressure!
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Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 4:55 PM
To: John Sgammato; frame
So far I am *very* happy with it, too.
I am headed into the crucible now, so I'll be able to give it a real
test...I hope it works under the pressure!
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Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 4:55 PM
To: John Sgammato; fr
into Leximation's Bookvars
today. It looks like just the tool I need!
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Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 11:17 AM
To: Peter Gold; John Sgammato; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: renaming a variable
John Sga
into Leximation's Bookvars
today. It looks like just the tool I need!
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Subject: RE: renaming a variable
John Sgammato wrote:
only way to change it is one at a time, in which case the change
would use up more time than I would ever save by implementing it!
I appreciate any clues.
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivata, Inc.
only way to change it is one at a time, in which case the change
would use up more time than I would ever save by implementing it!
I appreciate any clues.
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivata, Inc.
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By the time I was taking undergrad chemistry, most students had a TI-30
or one of those screwy HP calculators with the "reverse-Polish
notation". On a final exam, my calculator battery died, leaving only a
faint blinking red dot slowly walking across the LED.
Fortunately I had brought a Johns-Manv
By the time I was taking undergrad chemistry, most students had a TI-30
or one of those screwy HP calculators with the "reverse-Polish
notation". On a final exam, my calculator battery died, leaving only a
faint blinking red dot slowly walking across the LED.
Fortunately I had brought a Johns-Manv
nyone have experience with this?
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivata, Inc.
Lexington, MA
(781) 674-2441
nyone have experience with this?
John Sgammato
Principal Technical Writer
Imprivata, Inc.
Lexington, MA
(781) 674-2441
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Hi, Theresa -
I am darkening my grayest neurons developing my first EDD for structure Frame,
so I may miss something, but here are my thoughts:
I think you may be overmanaging your project, unaware of inexpensive external
resources that can save you time and stress.
I do a lot of docs, and almo
Hi, Theresa -
I am darkening my grayest neurons developing my first EDD for structure Frame,
so I may miss something, but here are my thoughts:
I think you may be overmanaging your project, unaware of inexpensive external
resources that can save you time and stress.
I do a lot of docs, and almo
I saw that a couple of years ago, and then lost the link. I still like to see
it now and then, and to show it to the newer software developers I write for
when they are struggling through some late-night bug-fixes.
There is more on it at Snopes.com:
http://www.snopes.com/autos/business/hondacog
I saw that a couple of years ago, and then lost the link. I still like to see
it now and then, and to show it to the newer software developers I write for
when they are struggling through some late-night bug-fixes.
There is more on it at Snopes.com:
http://www.snopes.com/autos/business/hondacog
This is a fun project indeed!
I do a couple of this sort of thing, one in Adobe InDesign and the other in
FrameMaker. Quark XPress is good, too.
While you can do most of what you need with FrameMaker, it is probebly not the
best tool for the job. Many of Frame's strengths are wasted on this sort
This is a fun project indeed!
I do a couple of this sort of thing, one in Adobe InDesign and the other in
FrameMaker. Quark XPress is good, too.
While you can do most of what you need with FrameMaker, it is probebly not the
best tool for the job. Many of Frame's strengths are wasted on this sort
There is one very good reason to reference your logo. If it ever changes, you
want to change it once and have that change appear everywhere. This happened to
me two years ago. Marketing will probably not change their minds based on an
objection from the tech writers!
It also happens in a single-
There is one very good reason to reference your logo. If it ever changes, you
want to change it once and have that change appear everywhere. This happened to
me two years ago. Marketing will probably not change their minds based on an
objection from the tech writers!
It also happens in a single-
... this is our biggest hurtle.
What a great word!
When a hurdle is causing great pain, then it is a hurtle!
The word also applies if a hurdle is making your progress very slow
indeed.
;-)
I need some coffee.
john
... this is our biggest hurtle.
What a great word!
When a hurdle is causing great pain, then it is a hurtle!
The word also applies if a hurdle is making your progress very slow
indeed.
;-)
I need some coffee.
john
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4. Frame is more widely used and offers greater compatibility with the
rest
of the publishing world.
Related to this is if/when the time comes that you need a contractor to
do something fast, you are a lot more likely to find a Frame pro than an
Interleaf one. This applies to new hires, too, if t
4. Frame is more widely used and offers greater compatibility with the
rest
of the publishing world.
Related to this is if/when the time comes that you need a contractor to
do something fast, you are a lot more likely to find a Frame pro than an
Interleaf one. This applies to new hires, too, if
I rebrand our docset for a partner much the way described by Deb, with
some of Grant's ideas. The main difference is that I do the rebranding
myself rather than send source files to the partner (which has no tech
writer resource). It is likely that this year will see at least one
additional rebran
I rebrand our docset for a partner much the way described by Deb, with
some of Grant's ideas. The main difference is that I do the rebranding
myself rather than send source files to the partner (which has no tech
writer resource). It is likely that this year will see at least one
additional rebran
Long ago there was a product called FrameReader that enabled the user to
view but not edit .fm files. It was very inexpensive, in the $29.95
area.
I remember a printer I worked with in Boston bought it so they could
more easily work with my files.
These days I have no trouble with sending a PDF
Long ago there was a product called FrameReader that enabled the user to
view but not edit .fm files. It was very inexpensive, in the $29.95
area.
I remember a printer I worked with in Boston bought it so they could
more easily work with my files.
These days I have no trouble with sending a PDF
Does anyone know if there is a single procedure-oriented book that describes
how to migrate a typical Unstructured FrameMaker manual (book file, chapters,
Toc, etc) to Structured FrameMaker using DocBook and FrameMaker 7.2?
I have a whole slew of assorted docs with a ton of information on backgro
Does anyone know if there is a single procedure-oriented book that describes
how to migrate a typical Unstructured FrameMaker manual (book file, chapters,
Toc, etc) to Structured FrameMaker using DocBook and FrameMaker 7.2?
I have a whole slew of assorted docs with a ton of information on backgro
: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Cc: John Sgammato
> Subject: Freeze Frame when selecting Object Properties
>
> Hi John,
>
> I use a similar method for replacing screenshots: look at the Object
> Properties of the existing screenshot to get the file name, etc., and
then
> replace the sc
.
Another week and the crunch will be over - then I can try to track it
down better. For now I am too exhausted to track an ornery bug.
> -Original Message-
> From: Don Laux [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 6:49 PM
> To: framers@lists.frameusers.co
sers.com
Cc: John Sgammato
Subject: Re: Framers Digest, Vol
1, Issue 2
Hi
John,
If you
create a List of References, that will give you the file names of all your
imported graphics, in order. Maybe that would help?
In Frame 6
(I don't have 7), this is Special > List of > Refere
, 2005 8:39 AM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Cc: John Sgammato
Subject: Re: Framers Digest, Vol 1, Issue 2
Hi John,
If you create a List of References, that will give you the file names of
all your imported graphics, in order. Maybe that would help?
In Frame 6 (I don't have 7), th
When I select Object Properties on a referenced image on my home PC, FrameMaker
freezes.
I am using FrameMaker 7.1.116, pretty plain vanilla version except it has
IXGen. It is set to Structured, but I am not actually using any structure tools
or methods.
This is the same book that I work on
When I select Object Properties on a referenced image on my home PC, FrameMaker
freezes.
I am using FrameMaker 7.1.116, pretty plain vanilla version except it has
IXGen. It is set to Structured, but I am not actually using any structure tools
or methods.
This is the same book that I work on
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