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To: Donald M Rinderknecht; Flato, Gillian
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Subject: Re: Source Control for Frame
At 1:53 PM -0600 12/9/08, Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
Hi Gillian,
Other than the diff report (which I
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RE: Source Control for Frame
Even though the files are binary and you can't do diffs, the other
benefits of a good version control system are well worth it.
- You can always go back to a previous version, whether it's the version
from yesterday or last quarter's release.
- Archiving
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Subject: RE: Source Control for Frame
I agree with Mike. We use CVS with our FrameMaker files. Although it is
a
bit annoying that FrameMaker thinks it's changed when it often hasn't,
and
CVS can't tell the difference, the source control system is still
extremely
Mike Feimster wrote:
Even though the files are binary and you can't do diffs, the other
benefits of a good version control system are well worth it.
- If you move to structured Frame and XML, you can do diffs as well as
branching and merging.
Ack! Don't do that. The line-based diff
Hi Gillian,
Other than the diff report (which I assume provides more details than
just a time/date stamp) is SVN useful?
I've been wanting some centralized document management for our
FrameMaker (and other) files for a long time. We have several folks that
author materials, sometimes in
On Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:53:38 -0600, Donald M Rinderknecht
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Folks have mentioned going to MIF files or XML. Wouldn't those options
add steps to the workflow? I assume they (MIF or XML) would affect the
workflow in a similar fashion. Also, going to XML would require
At 1:53 PM -0600 12/9/08, Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
Hi Gillian,
Other than the diff report (which I assume provides more details than
just a time/date stamp) is SVN useful?
I've been wanting some centralized document management for our
FrameMaker (and other) files for a long time. We have
I'm not aware of any way to use source control for binary files (FM or
otherwise) other than just being able to know if the file has changed
(even that may not really be very accurate). And there's no way to do a
useful diff of two FM files other than using the Compare utility in FM.
This is
When I was at EMC, we used Documentum for source control and it
handled binaries just fine. You may, however, find the price tag a bit
steep.
Is there any source control out there that works really well with Frame?
We have subversion here, but that can only read ASCII files. It stores
--
John
Hi John...
By handle binaries .. what did it actually do? Did it do a binary diff
on the files and only store the changes or did it store each update as a
whole blob? And did it provide you with the actual diffs of the content
without running FM?
...scott
John Posada wrote:
When I was at
Have you looked at Sourcerer, from Advantica, Inc?
Adobe has a Success Story at
www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/pdfs/advantica_ss.pdf.
--- On Mon, 12/8/08, Scott Prentice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Scott Prentice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Source Control for Frame
To: John Posada
Prentice
Cc: Framers List
Subject: Re: Source Control for Frame
When I was at EMC, we used Documentum for source control and it
handled binaries just fine. You may, however, find the price tag a bit
steep.
Is there any source control out there that works really well with
Frame?
We have subversion
looked at Sourcerer, from Advantica, Inc?
Adobe has a Success Story at
www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/pdfs/advantica_ss.pdf
http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/pdfs/advantica_ss.pdf.
--- On *Mon, 12/8/08, Scott Prentice *wrote:
From: Scott Prentice
Subject: Re: Source
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