According to Shlomo Perets' website
(http://www.microtype.com/FM_bugs.html) people have reported issues
with FM7.x and Save As PDF when using Win98, or tagged PDF, or custom
page sizes, or Acrobat 6.x.
We seem to be fine with it, but we're not using any of the above. ;-)
Cheers, Rebecca
>>> "Di
I'd like to echo what Richard said about not conditioning individual
words, from painful experience. We started off with quite a lot of
part-sentences conditioned and have been gradually removing them,
because they're so much harder to edit.
Another possible approach, especially if you have this p
framers-bounces+eric.dunn=ca.transport.bombardier.com at lists.frameusers.com
wrote on 07/18/2006 05:05:52 PM:
> However, I do agree about the problms with conditionalizing at the
> word level...just hoping that someone will come out with an "ah HAH!"
> technique.
> John Posada
> Senior Technical
If a recruiter doesn't know what the job is, time to find a new recruiter.
Most ads for media tech writer I've seen are exactly the same as what
you'd expect from a tech writer. Why they add "media" to the title, I
don't know. Maybe for flair? Pizzazz?
On 7/18/06, Nandini G wrote:
> I got a call
Rebecca Officer wrote:
>According to Shlomo Perets' website
>(http://www.microtype.com/FM_bugs.html) people have reported issues
>with FM7.x and Save As PDF when using Win98, or tagged PDF, or custom
>page sizes, or Acrobat 6.x.
>
>We seem to be fine with it, but we're not using any of the above.
John Posada wrote:
> My issue: I have some instances where they are listed in a
> bullet list, which makes it easy to apply the conditionals as
> I need them.
> However, some instances use OS specific references in a sentence.
> Following is an example of one.
>
> -
> This util
This is rather off-topic:
You're not working for Oracle by any chance, are you?
At Oracle I had to deal with all four OSes: Win32, Solaris, Linux, and
HP-UX. I didn't bother with conditionals, though. We had one manual to
cover everything, and put all four in the same manual. I also discovered
th
This is rather off-topic:
You're not working for Oracle by any chance, are you?
At Oracle I had to deal with all four OSes: Win32, Solaris, Linux, and
HP-UX. I didn't bother with conditionals, though. We had one manual to
cover everything, and put all four in the same manual. I also discovered
th
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wrote on 07/18/2006 05:05:52 PM:
> However, I do agree about the problms with conditionalizing at the
> word level...just hoping that someone will come out with an "ah HAH!"
> technique.
> John Posada
> Senior Technical Writer
As long as FrameMaker is limited to OR logic only f
> My advice: Use three conditions, Win, Unix, and Both, and three
> _complete_ paragraphs, one for each condition. Applying conditions
> to a word here and there is just asking for trouble -- extra spaces
> or spaces missing, etc.
The problem with this part is that we have some applications that
> My advice: Use three conditions, Win, Unix, and Both, and three
> _complete_ paragraphs, one for each condition. Applying conditions
> to a word here and there is just asking for trouble -- extra spaces
> or spaces missing, etc.
The problem with this part is that we have some applications that
Besides publishing, advertising, and print media, this terms is also use
in the IT environment for services or products that are web portal
technology.
This recruiter may not have a clear understanding of the clients product
offering.
Kate Chapa
Technical Recruiter, Human Resources
(877) 393-20
John Posada wrote:
> My issue: I have some instances where they are listed in a
> bullet list, which makes it easy to apply the conditionals as
> I need them.
> However, some instances use OS specific references in a sentence.
> Following is an example of one.
>
> -
> This uti
Hi, guys...I'm reworking our boilerplate to allow a more accurate
application of our conditional settings from the perspective of
operating systems.
Our applications support anywhere from one to four operatings systems
(Window, Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX). Sometimes we are specific
between the four
Hi, guys...I'm reworking our boilerplate to allow a more accurate
application of our conditional settings from the perspective of
operating systems.
Our applications support anywhere from one to four operatings systems
(Window, Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX). Sometimes we are specific
between the four
Besides publishing, advertising, and print media, this terms is also use
in the IT environment for services or products that are web portal
technology.
This recruiter may not have a clear understanding of the clients product
offering.
Kate Chapa
Technical Recruiter, Human Resources
(877) 393-20
If a recruiter doesn't know what the job is, time to find a new recruiter.
Most ads for media tech writer I've seen are exactly the same as what
you'd expect from a tech writer. Why they add "media" to the title, I
don't know. Maybe for flair? Pizzazz?
On 7/18/06, Nandini G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
I got a call today from a recruiter and he wanted to know what a media
technical writer is. I am not sure whether it was a test of my knowledge or
whether he was looking for information himself.
Here is the total job description I received minus his name (to protect
identity):
The C
I got a call today from a recruiter and he wanted to know what a media
technical writer is. I am not sure whether it was a test of my knowledge or
whether he was looking for information himself.
Here is the total job description I received minus his name (to protect
identity):
The Company
Rebecca Officer wrote:
According to Shlomo Perets' website
(http://www.microtype.com/FM_bugs.html) people have reported issues
with FM7.x and Save As PDF when using Win98, or tagged PDF, or custom
page sizes, or Acrobat 6.x.
We seem to be fine with it, but we're not using any of the above. ;-)
According to Shlomo Perets' website
(http://www.microtype.com/FM_bugs.html) people have reported issues
with FM7.x and Save As PDF when using Win98, or tagged PDF, or custom
page sizes, or Acrobat 6.x.
We seem to be fine with it, but we're not using any of the above. ;-)
Cheers, Rebecca
>>> "Di
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