Alternative #5 is to leave the taskbar (its official name, BTW) unlocked
at at its normal bottom of the window position, but to grab its top
edge and "window-shade" it down to its minimum height (just a few
pixels--only big enough to allow you to grab the edge again when you
want to restore the ta
The current version of FrameScript (4.1R2) works with FrameMaker 8.0. Of
course, the new functionality in FM 8.0 will not be available until Adobe
releases the FDK libraries for version 8.0.
Frank Elmore
Project leader for FrameScript
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Wickham"
To:
I am also an FM8 beta tester and all of the plugins I have from Bruce Foster
and Chris Despopulous (I hope I spelled that right) worked fine. I think
someone else tested IXGEN and it worked fine too.
I also have MIF2GO but did not test it on FM8. I'll bet Jeremy did though.
Hope this helps.
I am also an FM8 beta tester and all of the plugins I have from Bruce Foster
and Chris Despopulous (I hope I spelled that right) worked fine. I think
someone else tested IXGEN and it worked fine too.
I also have MIF2GO but did not test it on FM8. I'll bet Jeremy did though.
Hope this helps.
Hi Dennis -
I've followed this with interest because I am plagued with the same
issue (and so are others I work with). It's not a problem with FM,
it's a bug/flaw in the Windows desktop - at least in XP.
Let's assume you work with the Windows toolbar (or tray, or whatever
you call it) at the
Hi Dennis -
I've followed this with interest because I am plagued with the same
issue (and so are others I work with). It's not a problem with FM,
it's a bug/flaw in the Windows desktop - at least in XP.
Let's assume you work with the Windows toolbar (or tray, or whatever
you call it) at the
I called Adobe Sales, and after some other business asked that question.
He put me on hold while he consulted with the Support group. Considering
how big Adobe is, it is certainly possible that there are multiple
Support groups with different information.
Do you know if you can convert a book fro
The concern goes beyond plugins - my workflow goes from FM7.2 to
ePublisher Pro, but ePub is not FM8-ready and probably won't be in time
for my big October release. According to Adobe Support, FM8 docs can't
be saved as FM7.2 docs, either. That would mean that I cannot upgrade to
FM8 until I know e
John,
I caught most of the FM8 eSeminar that Adobe gave online last week. I'm
pretty sure it said that documents could be saved back to FM7 format, but
that the new features in FM8-- such as unicode characters and XML comments--
would be lost.
Mike Wickham
- Original Message -
From
I've got quite a few plugins for my current version of FrameMaker (7.1).
Does anyone know if any, most, or all of these will become useless under
FrameMaker 8?
I'm anxious to upgrade to FrameMaker 8, but worry that I'll actually lose
some functionality until the various plugin vendors produce u
Like several other FM8 beta testers, I tested a number of FM plug-ins that
ENLASO developed in-house for multi-lingual production, and they all worked
fine. I recall reading feedback about only a couple of plug-ins that did not
seem to work well, but don't recall which ones they were. It seemed
At 18:14 -0400 31/7/07, John Sgammato wrote:
>According to Adobe Support, FM8 docs can't be saved as FM7.2 docs, either.
What!! Backward compatibility has been dropped? Who's bright idea was that?
At 15:20 -0700 31/7/07, Scott Prentice wrote:
>The SaveAs dialog includes FM7.0 as an export optio
John,
I caught most of the FM8 eSeminar that Adobe gave online last week. I'm
pretty sure it said that documents could be saved back to FM7 format, but
that the new features in FM8-- such as unicode characters and XML comments--
would be lost.
Mike Wickham
- Original Message -
Fr
You can open FM7 files/books in FM8 without problem, and you can save
FM8 files/books to FM7 .. so in theory you should be fine. I think that
the only place you'll run into trouble with the FM8 -> FM7 save is if
you're making use of FM8 features. If your files started off as FM7
files, I'd thin
You can open FM7 files/books in FM8 without problem, and you can save
FM8 files/books to FM7 .. so in theory you should be fine. I think that
the only place you'll run into trouble with the FM8 -> FM7 save is if
you're making use of FM8 features. If your files started off as FM7
files, I'd thin
We use FM7.0 and have a subcontractor who uses FM7.2. We pass documents
back and forth with no apparent ill effects. Does ePublisher really care
if you save files as FM7.0 or FM7.2?
Clint
Clint Owen
Technical Publications
Crane Aerospace & Electronics
425-743-8674
-Original Message-
We use FM7.0 and have a subcontractor who uses FM7.2. We pass documents
back and forth with no apparent ill effects. Does ePublisher really care
if you save files as FM7.0 or FM7.2?
Clint
Clint Owen
Technical Publications
Crane Aerospace & Electronics
425-743-8674
-Original Message-
Like several other FM8 beta testers, I tested a number of FM plug-ins that
ENLASO developed in-house for multi-lingual production, and they all worked
fine. I recall reading feedback about only a couple of plug-ins that did not
seem to work well, but don't recall which ones they were. It seemed
I called Adobe Sales, and after some other business asked that question.
He put me on hold while he consulted with the Support group. Considering
how big Adobe is, it is certainly possible that there are multiple
Support groups with different information.
Do you know if you can convert a book fro
The SaveAs dialog includes FM7.0 as an export option, and it seems to
work for me. Did Adobe Support really say that?
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation, Inc.
www.leximation.com
+1.415.485.1892
John Sgammato wrote:
> The concern goes beyond plugins - my workflow goes from FM7.2 to
> ePublishe
The SaveAs dialog includes FM7.0 as an export option, and it seems to
work for me. Did Adobe Support really say that?
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation, Inc.
www.leximation.com
+1.415.485.1892
John Sgammato wrote:
The concern goes beyond plugins - my workflow goes from FM7.2 to
ePublisher
Many plugins seem to work fine on FM8. Your best bet is to grab the
trial version of FM8 and test them. When you do, send an email to the
list and let us know the results. You might also email your plugin
vendors and see if they've done any testing.
Cheers,
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation,
Many plugins seem to work fine on FM8. Your best bet is to grab the
trial version of FM8 and test them. When you do, send an email to the
list and let us know the results. You might also email your plugin
vendors and see if they've done any testing.
Cheers,
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation
The concern goes beyond plugins - my workflow goes from FM7.2 to
ePublisher Pro, but ePub is not FM8-ready and probably won't be in time
for my big October release. According to Adobe Support, FM8 docs can't
be saved as FM7.2 docs, either. That would mean that I cannot upgrade to
FM8 until I know e
I've got quite a few plugins for my current version of FrameMaker (7.1).
Does anyone know if any, most, or all of these will become useless under
FrameMaker 8?
I'm anxious to upgrade to FrameMaker 8, but worry that I'll actually lose
some functionality until the various plugin vendors produce
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