RE: Oops! Look ma, no fonts!

ITC Zapf Dingbats is NOT a font provided by either Microsoft as part of Windows or by Adobe as part of FrameMaker, Acrobat, or any other current product. You need to license it separately. - Dov > -Original Message- > From: J. Paul Kent > Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 4:29

Oops! Look ma, no fonts!

ITC Zapf Dingbats is NOT a font provided by either Microsoft as part of Windows or by Adobe as part of FrameMaker, Acrobat, or any other current product. You need to license it separately. - Dov > -Original Message- > From: J. Paul Kent > Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 4:29 A

Introducing Technical Writing, Tools, and Process to Teams in the Company

I would say this all depends you your audience and who you are making the documents for. Best start is to ask questions like you have done here. I did a presentation on FM a couple of years ago, really an introduction to FM where the audience was prospective writers and the heads of the departments

Re: Way OT for Friday: Introducing new media to users

Hi Steve On 2/16/07, Steve Rickaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: You really need to try and pick your way through the original Norwegian version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zotTf0G9STM It includes 15 more seconds. IT guy: Where's the support docum

color change in pdf file

On Windoze, you will only get rgb, as I understand it. If you really need the CMYK, you have to do that in Illustrator and save it to eps (with special settings). So I guess you are using FM 7.1 for Windows. Either try to make a RGB color from start, or you will have to use Illustrator or somethin

Outsourcing: Was Reasons to Structure

I hope Gillian is correct. We currently have a few good writers in Pune, India, but several atrocious ones as well. I don't think we need to worry about China, but so far, the company I work for doesn't care. Maybe users will convince them that keeping the jobs in the U.S. is a good idea. Sean --

Oops! Look ma, no fonts!

At 04:29 -0800 17/2/07, J. Paul Kent wrote: >I just noticed that my new PC doesn't have the Zapf Dingbats font I've been >using to show arrows in my documents. Paul... I don't think Windows ever actually *came* with Zapf Dinbats, but you or someone else at some time may have purchased it. If not

RE: Outsourcing: Was Reasons to Structure

I hope Gillian is correct. We currently have a few good writers in Pune, India, but several atrocious ones as well. I don't think we need to worry about China, but so far, the company I work for doesn't care. Maybe users will convince them that keeping the jobs in the U.S. is a good idea. Sean --

Friday brain-bender -- SHIFT + C doesn't work (sometimes)

Have you installed any new software lately? I found that when I put a CMS tool onto my laptop I couldn't type the uppercase letter "F" anymore. The developers patched it, and now it works fine. If you have some software that is on your system only it may be something that is worth looking into.

Frame's future

At 12:40 -0800 16/2/07, John Posada wrote: > > Put it back on the @??!@!$ Macintosh. > >From my perspective, it would be a dilution of a fixed amount of >resources taken away from the platform I care about for only a small >increase in market share. I doubt it, John. In the [admittedly extremely

Re: Introducing Technical Writing, Tools, and Process to Teams in the Company

I would say this all depends you your audience and who you are making the documents for. Best start is to ask questions like you have done here. I did a presentation on FM a couple of years ago, really an introduction to FM where the audience was prospective writers and the heads of the department

RE: Friday brain-bender -- SHIFT + C doesn't work (sometimes)

Have you installed any new software lately? I found that when I put a CMS tool onto my laptop I couldn't type the uppercase letter "F" anymore. The developers patched it, and now it works fine. If you have some software that is on your system only it may be something that is worth looking into.

Re: color change in pdf file

On Windoze, you will only get rgb, as I understand it. If you really need the CMYK, you have to do that in Illustrator and save it to eps (with special settings). So I guess you are using FM 7.1 for Windows. Either try to make a RGB color from start, or you will have to use Illustrator or somethi

Re: Oops! Look ma, no fonts!

At 04:29 -0800 17/2/07, J. Paul Kent wrote: >I just noticed that my new PC doesn't have the Zapf Dingbats font I've been >using to show arrows in my documents. Paul... I don't think Windows ever actually *came* with Zapf Dinbats, but you or someone else at some time may have purchased it. If not

Oops! Look ma, no fonts!

I just noticed that my new PC doesn't have the Zapf Dingbats font I've been using to show arrows in my documents. These guides use an arrow in the text to show nested menu selections like "Tools->Language->Set Language." I guess I'm not committed for life to the arrows, but they've worked nicely to

Oops! Look ma, no fonts!

I just noticed that my new PC doesn't have the Zapf Dingbats font I've been using to show arrows in my documents. These guides use an arrow in the text to show nested menu selections like "Tools->Language->Set Language." I guess I'm not committed for life to the arrows, but they've worked nicely to

Re: Frame's future

At 12:40 -0800 16/2/07, John Posada wrote: > > Put it back on the @[EMAIL PROTECTED] Macintosh. > >From my perspective, it would be a dilution of a fixed amount of >resources taken away from the platform I care about for only a small >increase in market share. I doubt it, John. In the [admittedly