At 12:02 +1200 14/7/09, Alan T Litchfield wrote:
The difference I have made though, from one especially large and difficult
assignment, was to print the Word file to PDF then export the graphics. That
enabled vector based illustrations to be retained and not converted to raster.
Thank you so
At 15:00 -0700 13/7/09, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
Alison is absolutely right. I couldn't say it better. Don't even
consider using Frame's Word or RTF import. Bring in the content as
plain text by Copy in Word and Paste SpecialText in Frame. You
will be very glad you did.
Picking up on this,
On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 08:03:13 +0100, Steve Rickaby
srick...@wordmongers.demon.co.uk wrote:
At 15:00 -0700 13/7/09, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
Alison is absolutely right. I couldn't say it better. Don't even
consider using Frame's Word or RTF import. Bring in the content as
plain text by Copy
The procedures and best practices for importing Word files are still
the same as for earlier versions of Frame...
Usually, the best results are obtained by saving s RTF in Word and
opening that file... Graphics, if they're embedded in the Word file,
can be recreated by saving the Word as HTML,
, July 13, 2009 2:25 PM
To: Flato, Gillian
Cc: Framers List
Subject: Re: Importing a Word Doc into Frame v9.0
The procedures and best practices for importing Word files are still
the same as for earlier versions of Frame...
Usually, the best results are obtained by saving s RTF in Word and
opening
Hi Gillian,
I haven't noticed any real differences in how FM9 imports Word.
The main thing to keep in mind is how rigidly the Word author used Para and
Character Styles.
Normal+ will not come across cleanly...never did and never will!
If the author was a sophisticated Word user, and did not
On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 14:43:46 -0700, Alison Craig alison.cr...@ultrasonix.com
wrote:
As a novice Frame user, I am currently doing the same thing (taking a 350 page
Word manual and moving to FrameMaker 9).
As a long time, highly skilled Word user, I know from experience that there is
a mountain
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Sent: Monday, July 13, 2009 2:25 PM
To: Flato, Gillian
Cc: Framers List
Subject: Re: Importing a Word Doc into Frame v9.0
The procedures
To: Art Campbell; Flato, Gillian
Cc: Framers List
Subject: RE: Importing a Word Doc into Frame v9.0
As a novice Frame user, I am currently doing the same thing (taking a 350 page
Word manual and moving to FrameMaker 9).
As a long time, highly skilled Word user, I know from experience
Subject
RE: Importing a Word Doc into Frame v9.0
As a novice Frame user, I am currently doing the same thing (taking a 350
page Word manual and moving to FrameMaker 9).
As a long time, highly skilled Word user, I know from experience that
there is a mountain of invisible crap in the Word doc
: Framers List
Subject: RE: Importing a Word Doc into Frame v9.0
As a novice Frame user, I am currently doing the same thing (taking
a 350 page Word manual and moving to FrameMaker 9).
As a long time, highly skilled Word user, I know from experience
that there is a mountain of invisible
Like things that go bump in the night.
Nadine
Carole Johnson wrote:
I agree, all the hidden stuff will give you problems sleeping.
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