NEWS: Microsoft Word vulnerability gives hackers a backdoor (ADTmag.com )

Yet another reason to switch to FrameMaker... = Microsoft Word vulnerability gives hackers a backdoor http://info.101com.com/default.asp?id=26942 By John K. Waters A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Word XP and Word 2003 allows malicious hackers to

RE: Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Have you tried applying a character format that is defined with Language: None to suppress spell-checking? My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel. Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com) Intel Parsippany, NJ -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Hi, Linda: OOOPS! * look up the fraction bar and use it instead of the backslash I got the wrong slant on thisG. The fraction leans forward. HTH Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices At 10:06 AM -0600 5/25/06, Linda G. Gallagher wrote: Framers, I hope someone has an

Re: anchored frame import defaults

Paul Findon wrote on 05/24/2006 01:11:11 PM: I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic. Paul DANGER! Copying anchored frames may result in numbering madness. Well, in our case, anchored frames include

RE: Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Ah, I knew you folks would have a solution. Thanks to Peter, Penelope, and Fred who suggested the character style set to Language None. Other solutions like variables (thanks Jessica) or insets might also work, but this seemed the easiest and did work. To add to the overall mystery (in case

RE: numbering conundrum

Maybe Word's notoriously broken autonumbering is actually contagious! Maybe it's mutating like avian flu to jump species? It looks like I may have been more clever than I realized when I used a Word-to-FrameMaker conversion process that stripped all autonumber and bullet formatting from Word

RE: anchored frame import defaults

Paul, Would you recommend putting such a frame in the reference pages for occasional use or is there another, more accepted method? -Original Message- I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic.

7.2 crash on exit

Sorry if this is old: I use Frame in intense bursts between weeks/months of doing other stuff and get a bit casual about reading list mails (and where are the archives at frameusers?). When I quit my recently-upgraded Frame (7.2 latest build, Win XP latest) I get an application error: 'The

frame to pdf question

In the Frame Print Book dialog, I wanted to set things so one less paragraph tag to get included in the PDF TOC. In the PDF Setup for selected files dialog, Bookmarks tab, I changed the list of tags in the Include Paragraphs box, thinking that would do it, as per usual. I noticed that acrobat

Re: 7.2 crash on exit

Hi, Mark. Mark Barratt wrote: And does everyone get the 'undo history will be lost' every time they save or print? This one I know about! :) You can set this up in the TFrameMaker to only come up once (or not at all) per FrameMaker session. Use File-Preferences-General to see the check box

Re: [spam] Re: 7.2 crash on exit

Grant Hogarth wrote: And as for the other... My suspicion is that you are running out of memory. Maybe so - I only have 1Gb RAM on my desktop and half a gig on my laptop. But getting the same message on both (as does another member who mailed me offline) suggests something else? -- Mark

RE: frame to pdf question

Sorry, I was thinking frame to html help, where frame's toc is ignored. Now I have it right, and fixing frame's toc fixes the toc in the pdf. It's been a long week... Paul -- Original message -- From: Ridder, Fred [EMAIL PROTECTED] The list of paragraph

NEWS: Microsoft Word vulnerability gives hackers a backdoor (ADTmag.com )

Yet another reason to switch to FrameMaker... = Microsoft Word vulnerability gives hackers a backdoor By John K. Waters A newly discovered vulnerability in Microsoft Word XP and Word 2003 allows malicious hackers to

OT: IXGen for Wurd?

Hi Yves, Check out DEXter. I use it all the time for clients who need me to index in Word. DEXter is a plug-in for Word that allows you to either: 1) work directly in Word to create your index entries via a table very similar to IXgen's Editable Marker List --or-- 2) work in professional

Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Framers, I hope someone has an idea on this. I've narrowed down a crashing problem to one line of text in a file. It's a full Windows path with back slashes in it. No matter what I've tried, Frame crashes when spell check comes to this line. Here's what I've tried: - Wash Via MIF (thanks for

Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Hi, Linda: Have you tried to: * apply a character format of language None * make it a variable * add a non-breaking space at the beginning or end * create it as a text flow on the reference page and import it as a text inset * create it in a text frame on the reference page and attach it to

Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Have you tried applying a character format that is defined with Language: None to suppress spell-checking? My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel. Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com) Intel Parsippany, NJ -Original Message- From:

Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Hi, Linda: OOOPS! >* look up the fraction bar and use it instead of the backslash I got the wrong "slant" on this. The fraction leans forward. HTH Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices At 10:06 AM -0600 5/25/06, Linda G. Gallagher wrote: >Framers, > >I hope someone has an

anchored frame import defaults

Paul Findon wrote on 05/24/2006 01:11:11 PM: > I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the > settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic. > Paul DANGER! Copying anchored frames may result in numbering madness. Well, in our case, anchored frames

Frame crashes on spell-check of one line of text

Ah, I knew you folks would have a solution. Thanks to Peter, Penelope, and Fred who suggested the character style set to Language None. Other solutions like variables (thanks Jessica) or insets might also work, but this seemed the easiest and did work. To add to the overall mystery (in case

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numbering conundrum

I had a similar numbering problem yesterday with one file out of 18 in a book. (Must be the phase of the moon or something causing all these numbering problems at once, huh?) I'm using continued paragraph numbering in sub-chapter files. All of the files in one section of the book worked except

numbering conundrum

Maybe Word's notoriously broken autonumbering is actually contagious! Maybe it's mutating like avian flu to jump species? It looks like I may have been more clever than I realized when I used a Word-to-FrameMaker conversion process that stripped all autonumber and bullet formatting from Word

anchored frame import defaults

Paul, Would you recommend putting such a frame in the reference pages for occasional use or is there another, more accepted method? -Original Message- >I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the >settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic.

7.2 crash on exit

Sorry if this is old: I use Frame in intense bursts between weeks/months of doing other stuff and get a bit casual about reading list mails (and where are the archives at frameusers?). When I quit my recently-upgraded Frame (7.2 latest build, Win XP latest) I get an application error: 'The

frame to pdf question

In the Frame Print Book dialog, I wanted to set things so one less paragraph tag to get included in the PDF TOC. In the PDF Setup for selected files dialog, Bookmarks tab, I changed the list of tags in the Include Paragraphs box, thinking that would do it, as per usual. I noticed that acrobat

7.2 crash on exit

Hi, Mark. Mark Barratt wrote: > And does everyone get the 'undo history will be lost' every time they > save or print? This one I know about! :) You can set this up in the TFrameMaker to only come up once (or not at all) per FrameMaker session. Use File->Preferences->General to see the check

anchored frame import defaults

On 25 May 2006, at 19:27, Jon Harvey wrote: > Would you recommend putting such a frame in the reference pages for > occasional use or is there another, more accepted method? I can usually remember roughly where a similar frame already exists in the body of the document and copy it from there,

[spam] Re: 7.2 crash on exit

And as for the other... My suspicion is that you are running out of memory. Grant -Original Message- From: framers-bounces+grant.hogarth=reuters@lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-bounces+grant.hogarth=reuters.com at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Syed Zaeem Hosain Sent:

7.2 crash on exit

Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote: > > And does everyone get the 'undo history will be lost' every time they >> save or print? > > This one I know about! :) You can set this up in the TFrameMaker to > only come up once (or not at all) per FrameMaker session. > > Use File->Preferences->General to see the

[spam] Re: 7.2 crash on exit

Grant Hogarth wrote: > And as for the other... My suspicion is that you are running out of > memory. > Maybe so - I only have 1Gb RAM on my desktop and half a gig on my laptop. But getting the same message on both (as does another member who mailed me offline) suggests something else? --

frame to pdf question

The list of paragraph tags to include as PDF bookmarks is stored both in the book and in each individual file. Specifying additional tags from the book file's PDF Setup dialog saves the additions in each component file as well as in the book file (that's why that operation is so slow sometimes).

anchored frame import defaults

> To eliminate the drudgery of inserting frames, try FrameScript Or, try our Graphfix plug-in (http://www.seatechpubs.com/GFHelpFiles/TOC.html). Regards, Robert Stoker Seatech Publications, Inc. Content Development, FrameMaker Plug-ins, and Product Information Management Systems

[spam] Re: 7.2 crash on exit

Do you have any plugins installed? If so, you might try uninstalling them and see if the crash goes away. ...scott Grant Hogarth wrote: > And as for the other... My suspicion is that you are running out of > memory. > > Grant > > -Original Message- > From:

FrameMaker Equation Editor

There is a description of what I think you want to do at Adobe's Support Knowledgebase at http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/321244.html It seems rather complex, but basically you add a Metafamily font to FrameMaker by editing the ini file. Good luck! Carol At 04:32 PM 5/25/2006 -0400,

frame to pdf question

Sorry, I was thinking frame to html help, where frame's toc is ignored. Now I have it right, and fixing frame's toc fixes the toc in the pdf. It's been a long week... Paul -- Original message -- From: "Ridder, Fred" > The list of