I've seen no functional difference between the old marker dialog and
the new marker pod or panel. I don't understand your reference to
sorting them. Maybe I've missed some new feature?
The two UI elements I use regularly that pop up from the bottom are
variables and conditions. I find them much
Hassan,
The biggest advantage of pods over the panels from *earlier* releases (pre FM
V9) is that they allow persistent display of some information that was only
available in modal dialogues that previously froze the screen and prevented
editing of page content. For instance, pre V9, index
On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:35:44 -0700, Maxwell Hoffmann
mhoff...@adobe.com wrote:
For instance, pre V9, index markers could only be viewed one
at a time in a modal marker dialogue that froze the screen.
That's just not true. The marker dialog has always been
modeless, not modal. You could only
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:35:44 -0700, Maxwell Hoffmann
mhoff...@adobe.com wrote:
For instance, pre V9, index markers could only be viewed one
at a time in a modal marker dialogue that froze the screen.
That's just not true. The marker dialog has always been
Hassan Chamas wrote:
Let me be more specific. I am new to Framemaker but I am taking the time to
learn
it. Im looking to clarify the uses of Pods.
I have read that Pods are frequently used dialog boxes that have an interface
designed to simplify your work.
When I look at the panel
Simple really. It gives you something to put on those second and third
monitors.
Alan
On 18/04/13 8:11 AM, Hassan Chamas wrote:
Let me be more specific. I am new to Framemaker but I am taking the time to
learn it. Im looking to clarify the uses of Pods.
I have read that Pods are frequently
I encountered all kinds of bugs when I tried to rearrange things. I
eventually gave up and just use the default UI.
On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 1:11 PM, Hassan Chamas sam.h.cha...@gmail.com wrote:
W... I tried to learn more on the Internet and all I see is moving
pods/panels around to make your
