ANN: Adobe FrameMaker 8 UK Roadshow - Sept 5, 6 or 7

FrameMaker(r) 8 UK Roadshow - Learn how you can Engage your customers in a totally new way. We are providing four opportunities around the UK to meet product experts, network, and see the latest features of FrameMaker 8 in action live! You'll also see how you can leverage

ANN: Adobe FrameMaker 8 UK Roadshow - Sept 5, 6 or 7

FrameMaker(r) 8 UK Roadshow - Learn how you can Engage your customers in a totally new way. We are providing four opportunities around the UK to meet product experts, network, and see the latest features of FrameMaker 8 in action live! You'll also see how you can leve

FM 8 and Acrobat 3D files

Art, We have been experimenting with the use of 3D objects within FrameMaker 8.0. This has been pretty successful and it will hopefully form a part of an interactive procedural and audit trail publication I am soon to work on. The 3D objects would be used instead of the many 2D CAD drawings that

Re: FM 8 and Acrobat 3D files

Art, We have been experimenting with the use of 3D objects within FrameMaker 8.0. This has been pretty successful and it will hopefully form a part of an interactive procedural and audit trail publication I am soon to work on. The 3D objects would be used instead of the many 2D CAD drawings that

Learning FrameMaker 7.0 on Mactel (10.4.10) with Parallels/XP Home

thin Parallels makes life nice and easy. You can even drag a file from Finder into FrameMaker in Parallels. Regards Mark Poston Senior Consultant & Technical Architect Mekon Ltd. On 25/8/07 22:02, "Noel Lashbrook" wrote: > I am curious to know if anyone out there has a similar

Re: Learning FrameMaker 7.0 on Mactel (10.4.10) with Parallels/XP Home

thin Parallels makes life nice and easy. You can even drag a file from Finder into FrameMaker in Parallels. Regards Mark Poston Senior Consultant & Technical Architect Mekon Ltd. On 25/8/07 22:02, "Noel Lashbrook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am curious to know if anyone

OT: Acrobat 8 and prologue.ps and epilogue.ps

be PDF/Data." >> >> Although the path on the Mac is actually different to that stated above, >> the >> files are there on my system. >> >> Regards >> >> Mark Poston >

OT: Acrobat 8 and prologue.ps and epilogue.ps

he path on the Mac is actually different to that stated above, the files are there on my system. Regards Mark Poston On 13/8/07 16:00, "Rick Quatro" wrote: > Hi Framers, > > Older versions of Acrobat Distiller used a prologue.ps and epilogue.ps file > to insert code before

Re: OT: Acrobat 8 and prologue.ps and epilogue.ps

/Application Support/Adobe PDF/Data." >> >> Although the path on the Mac is actually different to that stated above, >> the >> files are there on my system. >> >> Regards >> >> Mark Poston > ___

Re: OT: Acrobat 8 and prologue.ps and epilogue.ps

he path on the Mac is actually different to that stated above, the files are there on my system. Regards Mark Poston On 13/8/07 16:00, "Rick Quatro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Framers, > > Older versions of Acrobat Distiller used a prologue.ps and epilogue.ps fil

Structured Frame Question

Yes! That's how you would add generated lists into a structured book HTH Mark Poston On 9/8/07 15:58, "ActionA at aol.com" wrote: > Hi all, > > Is it possible to mix unstructured Frame files with structured Frame files > in the same book?

Documentum and FrameMaker advice

le more detail about what used to be available :) Regards Mark Poston Mekon Ltd. On 9/8/07 09:18, "Gordon McLean" wrote: > The Documentum documentation is pretty good, and I think they offer an end > user guide that covers all the fundamentals as well as the basics of >

Re: Structured Frame Question

Yes! That's how you would add generated lists into a structured book HTH Mark Poston On 9/8/07 15:58, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > Is it possible to mix unstructured Frame files with structured Frame files > in the same

Re: Documentum and FrameMaker advice

le more detail about what used to be available :) Regards Mark Poston Mekon Ltd. On 9/8/07 09:18, "Gordon McLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The Documentum documentation is pretty good, and I think they offer an end > user guide that covers all the fundamentals as w

Thumbtabs issue

Hi, Just a few questions ... Do you have master pages for each of the thumbtab positions or just a single one? Are the styles of each chapter heading unique? Are the Master Page Maps configured in the Reference Pages? Are you working with structured FrameMaker? Have you used any FrameMaker plugins

Re: Thumbtabs issue

Hi, Just a few questions ... Do you have master pages for each of the thumbtab positions or just a single one? Are the styles of each chapter heading unique? Are the Master Page Maps configured in the Reference Pages? Are you working with structured FrameMaker? Have you used any FrameMaker plugins

Frame to pdf bookmark problem

is used, this will results in this type of issue. Kind regards Mark Poston On 13/6/07 15:24, "Ridder, Fred" wrote: > A similar question was asked and answered on-list last week. > > The most common cause of the behavior you describe is when > the chapter title is in a s

Re: Frame to pdf bookmark problem

is used, this will results in this type of issue. Kind regards Mark Poston On 13/6/07 15:24, "Ridder, Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > A similar question was asked and answered on-list last week. > > The most common cause of the behavior you describe is when > the

Arbortext

Hi, I would recommend that you look specifically at the XML support in FrameMaker if XML is an option to you. There are many other considerations in using FrameMaker ... here's just a few 1. If you plan to migrate your Interleaf documents into structured XML, you can make you of the conversion t

Re: Arbortext

Hi, I would recommend that you look specifically at the XML support in FrameMaker if XML is an option to you. There are many other considerations in using FrameMaker ... here's just a few 1. If you plan to migrate your Interleaf documents into structured XML, you can make you of the conversion t