Yes.
You can save equations in MIF format, which has a prefix syntax for
operators to describe the structure of mathematical expressions.
If you have an unstructured document in FrameMaker, you can save it
in MIF Format and extract equations from it, using a simple ASCII
parser written ad
Hello Grant,
exporting mathmatical formulas as [...] MathML formats
Two swiss students, Christian Cavegn and Guido Zgraggen developed
a FrameMaker plugin for converting equations to MathML on export
of structured documents.
http://www.cavegn.cc/front_content.php?idcat=12
Unfortunately, the
Hi Framers,
I am using FrameScript to save a bunch of FrameMaker documents to PDF. The
script has been used sucessfully with Distiller 7.0.x. With Distiller 8.1, I
get intermittent Distiller crashes. The PDF is actually being created, but
it is still named with a .tpdf extension. Apparently,
Choose whether or not to include it in the book file. Simple as that.
Or, use 2 book files, one that predominantly uses one condition by
default, and a second book for the other condition. Use all the same
files, and include/exclude whole files as appropriate.
Really, the book-level capabilities
Doug wrote:
I need to install these two apps on my new laptop, and was wondering
if it mattered which order I installed them in. Hopefully the install
programs have gotten smart enough so that it doesn't matter.
You'll want to make sure that you install only one version of Acrobat.
Sorry to bother you all.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/expert/northrup_03october06.mspx
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
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When a Windows application crashes, you get the Send Error Report dialog. Is
there a way to suppress this dialog box? Thanks in advance.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
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I haven't, but there was some list traffic on it when the Distiller 8
- 8.1 upgrade shipped.
Look in your Distiller log files, first, and see if there are any
clues. And then check Adobe's Acrobat user-to-user forum; as I recall,
that was where a lot of the discussion was.
Art
On 8/3/07, Rick
The FM install puts on a limited version of Acrobat Distiller (not the
entire Acrobat program) by spawning a second, spin-off installer. So
either abort that part of the install entirely, or install the entire
version of Acrobat second, after FM.
Art
On 8/3/07, Doug [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
I need to install these two apps on my new laptop, and was wondering
if it mattered which order I installed them in. Hopefully the install
programs have gotten smart enough so that it doesn't matter.
--Doug
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Actually, while I can turn off the Error Reporting dialog, I still get a
generic application crash dialog box (Font Capture: AcroDist.exe -
Application Error). Unfortunately, this stops all processing until I click
OK or Cancel. I was hoping for a way to allow Distiller to die silently
since
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
but this results in the new \p taking on the paragraph attributes of
the next line, removing extra vertical space or changing to
superscript if next line starts on a superscript.
I've had great success getting around this exact same problem in
Indesign (haven't
I thought I had seen in this list a discussion on how to remove
trailing spaces that so often come with Word documents that are either
imported into FrameMaker or opened by FrameMaker (by conversion). I
have a plethora of these and the closest I have got is to:
Find: Text: . \p
Replace: Text: .\p
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
I thought I had seen in this list a discussion on how to
remove trailing spaces that so often come with Word documents
that are either imported into FrameMaker or opened by
FrameMaker (by conversion). I have a plethora of these and
the closest I have got is
Hi, Rick, et. al.
I am seeing exactly the same thing - no scripts in use, but I
see the occasional crash, and the same files as you noted left
behind in the directory, even though it did not happen with version
8.0.
This occurs when I print to the Adobe PDF printer, or save to PDF
format from
Sorry, Kenneth,
I get the same results. Even if I add a \P to the change, I then get a
new line and both pilchrows take the character formatting of the
first character in the following line.
Regrettably I cannot check this in FM 8 as it won't allow me to open
it (in trial). I hope they have
On 8/3/07, Combs, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
I thought I had seen in this list a discussion on how to
remove trailing spaces that so often come with Word documents
that are either imported into FrameMaker or opened by
FrameMaker (by conversion). I have a
Does it also do crash when you print to the Adobe printer instance?
Are all the files in the book open?
Art
On 8/3/07, Rick Quatro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
FrameMaker 8 crashes on Save As PDF. I have Distiller 8.1 installed. Is this
a known issue?
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
Hi Art,
No it doesn't crash when print to Adobe PDF, but the printer gives me a
failed to print error. I am not working with a book so you second question
doesn't apply. Thanks.
Rick
Does it also do crash when you print to the Adobe printer instance?
Are all the files in the book open?
It in fact does not make a difference. Just make sure that you
don't let FrameMaker 7.2 install its version of Distiller. Of course
you should also not have any other version of Acrobat (or for that
matter, any version of Reader) concurrently installed. Since this is
a new laptop, this normally
Yes.
You can save equations in MIF format, which has a prefix syntax for
operators to describe the structure of mathematical expressions.
If you have an unstructured document in FrameMaker, you can save it
in MIF Format and extract equations from it, using a simple ASCII
parser written ad hoc;
Hello Grant,
> exporting mathmatical formulas as [...] MathML formats
Two swiss students, Christian Cavegn and Guido Zgraggen developed
a FrameMaker plugin for converting equations to MathML on export
of structured documents.
http://www.cavegn.cc/front_content.php?idcat=12
Unfortunately, the
I need to install these two apps on my new laptop, and was wondering
if it mattered which order I installed them in. Hopefully the install
programs have gotten smart enough so that it doesn't matter.
--Doug
The FM install puts on a limited version of Acrobat Distiller (not the
entire Acrobat program) by spawning a second, spin-off installer. So
either abort that part of the install entirely, or install the entire
version of Acrobat second, after FM.
Art
On 8/3/07, Doug wrote:
> I need to install
Choose whether or not to include it in the book file. Simple as that.
Or, use 2 book files, one that predominantly uses one condition by
default, and a second book for the other condition. Use all the same
files, and include/exclude whole files as appropriate.
Really, the book-level capabilities
Hi Framers,
I am using FrameScript to save a bunch of FrameMaker documents to PDF. The
script has been used sucessfully with Distiller 7.0.x. With Distiller 8.1, I
get intermittent Distiller crashes. The PDF is actually being created, but
it is still named with a .tpdf extension. Apparently,
I haven't, but there was some list traffic on it when the Distiller 8
-> 8.1 upgrade shipped.
Look in your Distiller log files, first, and see if there are any
clues. And then check Adobe's Acrobat user-to-user forum; as I recall,
that was where a lot of the discussion was.
Art
On 8/3/07, Rick
Doug wrote:
> I need to install these two apps on my new laptop, and was wondering
> if it mattered which order I installed them in. Hopefully the install
> programs have gotten smart enough so that it doesn't matter.
You'll want to make sure that you install only one version of Acrobat.
When a Windows application crashes, you get the Send Error Report dialog. Is
there a way to suppress this dialog box? Thanks in advance.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Sorry to bother you all.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/expert/northrup_03october06.mspx
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Actually, while I can turn off the Error Reporting dialog, I still get a
generic application crash dialog box (Font Capture: AcroDist.exe -
Application Error). Unfortunately, this stops all processing until I click
OK or Cancel. I was hoping for a way to allow Distiller to die silently
since
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> but this results in the new \p taking on the paragraph attributes of
> the next line, removing extra vertical space or changing to
> superscript if next line starts on a superscript.
I've had great success getting around this exact same problem in
Indesign (haven't
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> I thought I had seen in this list a discussion on how to
> remove trailing spaces that so often come with Word documents
> that are either imported into FrameMaker or opened by
> FrameMaker (by conversion). I have a plethora of these and
> the closest I have got
Hi, Rick, et. al.
I am seeing exactly the same thing - no scripts in use, but I
see the occasional crash, and the same files as you noted left
behind in the directory, even though it did not happen with version
8.0.
This occurs when I print to the Adobe PDF printer, or save to PDF
format from
Sorry, Kenneth,
I get the same results. Even if I add a \P to the change, I then get a
new line and both pilchrows take the character formatting of the
first character in the following line.
Regrettably I cannot check this in FM 8 as it won't allow me to open
it (in trial). I hope they have
On 8/3/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
> Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
>
> > I thought I had seen in this list a discussion on how to
> > remove trailing spaces that so often come with Word documents
> > that are either imported into FrameMaker or opened by
> > FrameMaker (by conversion). I have a
Hi All,
FrameMaker 8 crashes on Save As PDF. I have Distiller 8.1 installed. Is this
a known issue?
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Does it also do crash when you print to the Adobe printer instance?
Are all the files in the book open?
Art
On 8/3/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> FrameMaker 8 crashes on Save As PDF. I have Distiller 8.1 installed. Is this
> a known issue?
>
> Rick Quatro
> Carmen Publishing
>
Hi Art,
No it doesn't crash when print to Adobe PDF, but the printer gives me a
"failed to print" error. I am not working with a book so you second question
doesn't apply. Thanks.
Rick
> Does it also do crash when you print to the Adobe printer instance?
> Are all the files in the book open?
It in fact does not make a difference. Just make sure that you
don't let FrameMaker 7.2 install its version of Distiller. Of course
you should also not have any other version of Acrobat (or for that
matter, any version of Reader) concurrently installed. Since this is
a "new laptop," this normally
I've had this problem after upgrading to Acrobat 8.0 -- distiller always
leaves the .tps file in the directory. Frequently, the distiller job
initiated from Frame isn't successful. Sometimes, I can double-click the
.tps file and distill that successfully. It's generally cleaning up the
.tpdf,
I searched a bit more in the Adobe forum. It looks like this is a known
issue that won't be resolved until it's changed in FrameMaker:
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bc2f3d0
On 8/3/07, Doug wrote:
>
> I've had this problem after upgrading to Acrobat 8.0 -- distiller always
> leaves
At 12:19 PM -0600 8/3/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>What am I missing?
Nothing?
>Why do people not want those spaces?
I, like you, leave a trailing space. In fact, if I have an anchor - table or
frame - hanging on the end of a para, I generally put an em space on either
side of it so it's out
Dear all, especially the FM8 beta testers,
Does anyone have an idea what the files hyphens.xxx in the directory
dict are good for?
They look very similar to *.dct (user.dct, site.dct, ...) files, but
obviously are not case sensitive.
Of course these files are coded in UTF-8.
Dear all,
The FM 8 Welcome screen (in effect a Flash file) with the message
FrameMaker Complete Help<-- this is a link
Get the reference guides and manuals
including Structured Documentation resources
leads to a URL, which
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