RE: converting Frame to Word

: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: converting Frame to Word Brad Simons wrote: Then, I used a program called PDF to Word which is manufactured by a company called Very PDF. (http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/index.html) I tried that program one time, and it worked very well. However, it is one

RE: converting Frame to Word

: 303-941-3512 -Original Message- From: Gillian Flato [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 9:54 AM To: Eason, David; Brad Simmons; framers@lists.frameusers.com Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: converting Frame to Word Will PDF converter work if the originator

Re: converting Frame to Word

Hi, David. Eason, David wrote: Brad Simons wrote: Then, I used a program called PDF to Word which is manufactured by a company called Very PDF. (http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/index.html) I tried that program one time, and it worked very well. However, it is one-dimensional. My program of

Re: converting Frame to Word

Hi, Gillian Flato wrote: Will PDF converter work if the originator of the PDF put security on it? No, that will not work. That is a limitation of almost all those products, I think (but not sure). Z ___ You are currently subscribed to Framers as

Re: converting Frame to Word

- Original Message - From: Gillian Flato [EMAIL PROTECTED] Will PDF converter work if the originator of the PDF put security on it? Apparently not, but there are a number of products out there that will bypass the security. Google for PDF Password Recovery. Kenneth Benson Pegasus

converting Frame to Word

Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 2:03 PM To: Brad Simmons; framers at lists.frameusers.com Cc: Yvonne.Mills at jdsu.com Subject: RE: converting Frame to Word Brad Simons wrote: "Then, I used a program called "PDF to Word" which is manufactured by a company called Very PDF. (http://

converting Frame to Word

-5433 Cell: 303-941-3512 -Original Message- From: Gillian Flato [mailto:gfl...@nanometrics.com] Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 9:54 AM To: Eason, David; Brad Simmons; framers at lists.frameusers.com Cc: Yvonne.Mills at jdsu.com Subject: RE: converting Frame to Word Will PDF converter

converting Frame to Word

Hi, David. Eason, David wrote: > Brad Simons wrote: >> "Then, I used a program called "PDF to Word" which is manufactured by a >> company called Very PDF. (http://www.verypdf.com/pdf2word/index.html)" > > I tried that program one time, and it worked very well. However, it is > one-dimensional.

converting Frame to Word

Hi, Gillian Flato wrote: > Will PDF converter work if the originator of the PDF put security on it? No, that will not work. That is a limitation of almost all those products, I think (but not sure). Z

converting Frame to Word

- Original Message - From: "Gillian Flato" > Will PDF converter work if the originator of the PDF put security on it? Apparently not, but there are a number of products out there that will bypass the security. Google for "PDF Password Recovery". Kenneth Benson

RE: converting Frame to Word

, 2007 12:35 PM To: Yvonne Mills; Framers@frameusers.com Subject: Re: converting Frame to Word I was leaning toward using Mif2go to get RTF, and then using Word's master document to build the book. Do a Web search and you'll see that the experts say that there are only two kinds of master

RE: converting Frame to Word

Yvonne asked: I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the benefits of Frame over Word). Yvonne, I was recently faced with the very same situation. Like you, I understand that telling other departments

RE: converting Frame to Word

: 303-941-3512 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brad Simmons Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 2:22 PM To: framers@lists.frameusers.com Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: converting Frame to Word Yvonne asked: I was recently asked

converting Frame to Word

Yvonne asked: "I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the benefits of Frame over Word)." Yvonne, I was recently faced with the very same situation. Like you, I understand that telling other departments

converting Frame to Word

com Cc: Yvonne.Mills at jdsu.com Subject: RE: converting Frame to Word Yvonne asked: "I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the benefits of Frame over Word)." Yvonne, I was recently face

RE: converting Frame to Word

I would suggest MasterCard to buy the other dept another FrameMaker license. After you factor your time and the fact that the appearance of the documents will start to degenerate as soon as they have been ported over into Word, the cost of the license is insignificant. Plus the folks in the other

Re: converting Frame to Word

I was leaning toward using Mif2go to get RTF, and then using Word's master document to build the book. Do a Web search and you'll see that the experts say that there are only two kinds of master documents in Word: those that are corrupt, and those that are about to become corrupted.

RE: converting Frame to Word

At 13:24 -0500 28/3/07, Pinkham, Jim wrote: Yes, all, Frame is wonderful, but perhaps more to your point, Yvonne, let me share a resource I just learned about over the weekend put together by one who seems to dwell in the rarefied atmosphere of Word gurus. There's even a section dealing with the

RE: converting Frame to Word

://www.shaunakelly.com/word/index.html Best, Jim -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Yvonne Mills Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 12:31 PM To: Framers@frameusers.com Subject: converting Frame to Word Hello, I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker

Re: converting Frame to Word

At 13:35 -0500 28/3/07, Mike Wickham wrote: Do a Web search and you'll see that the experts say that there are only two kinds of master documents in Word: those that are corrupt, and those that are about to become corrupted. Absolutely stay away from the master document feature in Word. It has

RE: converting Frame to Word

, March 28, 2007 11:31 AM To: Framers@frameusers.com Subject: converting Frame to Word Hello, I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the benefits of Frame over Word). However, the reason for this is because

Re: converting Frame to Word

Yes, there is a better way. But they have decided not to go that route. MIF2Go is the best way to translate to RTF. DO NOT USE Word's master document. It has been broken since inception. Y= ou can make it function properly, but it requires the user to follow proced ure

converting Frame to Word

Hello, I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the benefits of Frame over Word). However, the reason for this is because another department wants to make similar-looking documents, but they don't have

converting Frame to Word

On Wednesday, March 28, 2007 01:31 PM, Yvonne Mills wrote: | I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS | Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the | benefits of Frame over Word). However, the reason for this is | because another department wants

converting Frame to Word

I would suggest MasterCard to buy the other dept another FrameMaker license. After you factor your time and the fact that the appearance of the documents will start to degenerate as soon as they have been ported over into Word, the cost of the license is insignificant. Plus the folks in the other

converting Frame to Word

: converting Frame to Word Hello, I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know this is backwards (and we all know the benefits of Frame over Word). However, the reason for this is because another department wants to make similar-looking documents

converting Frame to Word

> I was leaning toward using Mif2go to get RTF, and then using Word's > master document to build the "book". Do a Web search and you'll see that the experts say that there are only two kinds of master documents in Word: those that are corrupt, and those that are about to become corrupted.

converting Frame to Word

At 13:24 -0500 28/3/07, Pinkham, Jim wrote: >Yes, all, Frame is wonderful, but perhaps more to your point, Yvonne, >let me share a resource I just learned about over the weekend put >together by one who seems to dwell in the rarefied atmosphere of Word >gurus. There's even a section dealing with

converting Frame to Word

At 13:35 -0500 28/3/07, Mike Wickham wrote: >Do a Web search and you'll see that the experts say that there are only two >kinds of master documents in Word: those that are corrupt, and those that are >about to become corrupted. Absolutely stay away from the master document >"feature" in Word.

converting Frame to Word

[mailto:framers-bounces+tammy.vanboening=fiserv.com at lists.frameusers.com ] On Behalf Of Yvonne Mills Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 11:31 AM To: Framers at frameusers.com Subject: converting Frame to Word Hello, I was recently asked to convert our FrameMaker template into a MS Word template. Yes, I know

converting Frame to Word

Yes, there is a better way. But they have decided not to go that route. MIF2Go is the best way to translate to RTF. DO NOT USE Word's master document. It has been broken since inception. Y can make it function properly, but it requires the user to follow proced ure extermely

converting Frame to Word

=nyce.net at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Mike Wickham Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2007 12:35 PM To: Yvonne Mills; Framers at frameusers.com Subject: Re: converting Frame to Word > I was leaning toward using Mif2go to get RTF, and then using Word's > master document to build the "book&