I guess you've tried the Adobe Licensing Repair Tool:
http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/licensing.html
I've found that Adobe's licensing is irritating - my latest episode
was while upgrading an installation of Acrobat to the latest version.
For anyone who has any Adobe products that
Wait until you drop off the one-year discount Creative Cloud and opt for a
single application -- Photoshop.
Dark licensing frontiers where no one at Adobe has apparently gone
before... ;- )
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a
I'd second the advice that anti-virus software is something to look for as a
culprit for these crashes! (I must say that, in corporate network
environments, I've had orders of magnitude greater losses in productivity from
damned anti-virus software than from ever getting an actual virus :)
Fred, one of the most basic functions of an operating system is to be able to
manage memory (without crashing!) :)
Simply because applications might all want more memory on the go at one time
than is physically available, should not mean that anything crashes! It gets
paged in and out.
I use CleanImport a lot.
But I just went to http://www.electropubs.com/ and there's nobody home!
--
*John Sgammato *
Documentation Architect
*e* john.sgamm...@actifio.com
*w* +1-(508) 927-2083
*Recover anything instantly for up to 90% less than you're paying now.*
I run FM11 on Win7 Enterprise 32bit, 4gb RAM and also on Win7 Ultimate 64bit,
8gb RAM and suffer few crashes. The majority of crashes I have suffered is when
I have a book with .xml children whether I was using a network share or
locally. When the .xml files were converted to .fm files, most
I want to know what happened after this. Did he transfer you or hang up on you?
I think if I were Pete, and you said, Do I have a choice? I would have said,
yeah, you can wait while I transfer you or you can quit this chat. It's your
choice. :)
I think people doing chat help get a lot of crap
Am I missing something?
I am assuming the asterisk is not your edit of a rude word.
If so, the whole “*you” business arose because Pete misspelled it as “yo” in
the previous chat line. He was correcting it.
Regards
Ian
From: tcs-us...@googlegroups.com [mailto:tcs-us...@googlegroups.com] On
Alastair Dent wrote:
I have documents that start with a tag called 'ChapTitle' and some that start
with Heading1.
The reference pages are set up so that pages with 'ChapTitle' on them will use
the 'First' master page. This has a header with the chapter number in it.
Pages
starting with
David Millis wrote:
I recently upgraded from Frame 7.2 to 11 and have found that some of my
reference page elements didn't make the transition very well.
I have 2-column, 1-row tables with Note, Important, or Warning in the
first cell. These labels are non-anchored frames in the reference
Holy carp ... not only not home, but parked on GoDaddy.
I wonder what happened.
On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 1:45 PM, John Sgammato john.sgamm...@actifio.comwrote:
I use CleanImport a lot.
But I just went to http://www.electropubs.com/ and there's nobody home!
--
*John Sgammato *
After that incident he should have an enforced change of job.
Anyone who can't cope with the pressures of the job that includes
difficult customers (not that I'm saying Art was in anyway difficult)
shouldn't be doing the job.
---
Peter
On 2013-08-12 20:28, Bethany Lee wrote:
I want to
You can disagree if you want, but those of us with heavy-duty FrameMaker
experience know that, in general, more RAM means less FrameMaker crashes.
With the size (and number) of applications increasing, and the low cost of
RAM, there is no reason not to run with at least 8 GB.
It may not be a low
You seem to have missed my point completely.
The purpose of my posting was to refute the categorical statement made by
another poster that More than 4 GB of RAM is of absolutely no use for running
a 32-bit application, whether it be on a 32-bit or 64-bit operating system.
Of course it is
There are a lot of cool plugins out there, but one thing that always
worries me is what may happen to them when the developers drop off the
map. Witness the recent loss of Bruce Foster and his plugins. I hope
guys like Steve Kubis, Rick Quatro, Frank Stearns, Scott Prentice, and
others make
Am I missing something? I thought it was a humourous tale with no intended
insult whatsoever. Isn't the * you just Pete trying to correct the thank yo
for responding from his previous line? I thought it was just quirky timing
that led to it looking like an insult.
--Greg
-Original
Well, so look! :)
Open the Windows 7 Control Panel, and in the Search field at the top, get it to
find you 'Resource Monitor'
Go the Memory tab and you have a wealth of info on what RAM is being used by
which processes.
If you find something funny there, it is more likely to cut ice with the
Art,
I'm still trying to figure out what the point is of saying, Do I have a
choice? and the ensuing insult. You're quick to hold the tech support
specialist accountable for his gaffe but can you provide a rationale for
insulting him first when he was doing nothing more than his job?
It
Framemaker can take quite a while to do some things, so it's important to
know the difference between a crash and a FrameMaker is not responding
message. The latter means Wait until I complete this task. The former is
accompanied by a crash message and exiting from FrameMaker. Very seldom do I
see
We operate from network server drive, and have experienced the very same
problems while using Win 7 FM 11.
It isn't really a problem with FM, it's a server problem involving latency on
the server.
If you look at the resulting files after a crash you may see son with stable,
apparently random
registered the serial number (along with the serial number for FrameMaker
> 11) within Adobe Tech Support--is, once again with each opening, STILL in
> its 'trial' stage.
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David Millis wrote:
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After that incident he should have an enforced change of job.
Anyone who can't cope with the pressures of the job that includes
"difficult" customers (not that I'm saying Art was in anyway difficult)
shouldn't be doing the job.
---
Peter
On 2013-08-12 20:28, Bethany Lee wrote:
> I want to
You can disagree if you want, but those of us with heavy-duty FrameMaker
experience know that, in general, more RAM means less FrameMaker crashes.
With the size (and number) of applications increasing, and the low cost of
RAM, there is no reason not to run with at least 8 GB.
It may not be a low
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There are a lot of cool plugins out there, but one thing that always
worries me is what may happen to them when the developers drop off the
map. Witness the recent loss of Bruce Foster and his plugins. I hope
guys like Steve Kubis, Rick Quatro, Frank Stearns, Scott Prentice, and
others make
Am I missing something? I thought it was a humourous tale with no intended
insult whatsoever. Isn't the "* you" just Pete trying to correct the "thank yo
for responding" from his previous line? I thought it was just quirky timing
that led to it looking like an insult.
--Greg
-Original
Well, so look! :)
Open the Windows 7 Control Panel, and in the Search field at the top, get it to
find you 'Resource Monitor'
Go the "Memory" tab and you have a wealth of info on what RAM is being used by
which processes.
If you find something funny there, it is more likely to cut ice with
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