As of tonight (June 19th), the HP Compaq web site still lists their
top-end notebooks with "Vista downgrade to Windows XP" as an optional OS.
My HP/Compaq nw8000 has given excellent service. The HP Compaq 8710w
available now is a relatively costly computer but inexpensive when
you consider its
As of tonight (June 19th), the HP Compaq web site still lists their
top-end notebooks with "Vista downgrade to Windows XP" as an optional OS.
My HP/Compaq nw8000 has given excellent service. The HP Compaq 8710w
available now is a relatively costly computer but inexpensive when
you consider its
On 19 Jun 2008, at 21:06, Rene Stephenson wrote:
> You're right, Dennis. I checked with an IT guru buddy who has done
> a lot of reworks of Vista machines when his clients got bitten by
> one of its bugs and wanted to roll back to XP, and he said it was a
> complete nightmare, every single t
> > Um ... All of the Office 2007 software (including Project and Visio
and
> > Groove, etc.) works perfectly fine on my Windows XP system (and on
my
> > Vista system, of course).
>
> I should have written more clearly.
>
> It's not that Office 2007 doesn't run on an XP system, it's that it
has t
> > Um ... All of the Office 2007 software (including Project and Visio
and
> > Groove, etc.) works perfectly fine on my Windows XP system (and on
my
> > Vista system, of course).
>
> I should have written more clearly.
>
> It's not that Office 2007 doesn't run on an XP system, it's that it
has t
> Um ... All of the Office 2007 software (including Project and Visio and
> Groove, etc.) works perfectly fine on my Windows XP system (and on my
> Vista system, of course).
I should have written more clearly.
It's not that Office 2007 doesn't run on an XP system, it's that it has the
(abomina
> Um ... All of the Office 2007 software (including Project and Visio and
> Groove, etc.) works perfectly fine on my Windows XP system (and on my
> Vista system, of course).
I should have written more clearly.
It's not that Office 2007 doesn't run on an XP system, it's that it has the
(abominab
Hi Rene,
If Adobe had done the right thing by its customers and given us
FrameMaker for Mac OS X, we wouldn't be having this conversation, but...
I know several people who run Windows FrameMaker on their Intel Macs
with Parallels. I've not tried it with FrameMaker, but My son had
been on to
Hi,
I am using Frame 8 win xp and the latest webwork epublisher and
webworks help 5.0. I have several kinds of special characters I need
to convert to the help system. Some are greek characters, some
equation symbols. Anyone know how to get these from Frame to webworks
help 5.0?
Thanks
-
Hi Rene,
I've seen people use FrameMaker on Mac, using Parallels (
http://www.parallels.com). But: seeing is not immediately believing for me,
so I'd advise you to borrow a Mac from one of your friends, install
Parallels, Windows and FrameMaker and all the other plug-ins, bells and
whistles and do
> Arial has strong similarities to Helvetica (although it really can't
> be called a "knock-off" due to many differences in style, although the
> Arial shipped these days has "set widths" that closely match those of
> the Helvetica base fonts in PostScript printers) - very bland san
serif
> font th
> Arial has strong similarities to Helvetica (although it really can't
> be called a "knock-off" due to many differences in style, although the
> Arial shipped these days has "set widths" that closely match those of
> the Helvetica base fonts in PostScript printers) - very bland san
serif
> font th
When converting a framemaker document to an adobe PDF I suddenly get
sentences that wrap onto the next line.
The only item I can attribute this to is the fact that adobe converts
all the Helvetica fonts in my FM file to Times new roman
Does anybody have any idea :
Why the change to another
* I need to make the degree symbol...
Try...
Ctrl + q + <
Thomas Schmidt
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Reagan
Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 5:38 PM
To: Framer's List
Subject: degree sym
A number of issues associated with Windows have been discussed on this forum
today with relationship to FrameMaker on Windows, Windows itself, running
Windows on MacTel systems with either Bootcamp or Parallels, Vista, and Vista
64.
I was somewhat otherwise occupied when those messages came in an
A number of issues associated with Windows have been discussed on this forum
today with relationship to FrameMaker on Windows, Windows itself, running
Windows on MacTel systems with either Bootcamp or Parallels, Vista, and Vista
64.
I was somewhat otherwise occupied when those messages came in an
On 19 Jun 2008, at 16:37, Peter Gold wrote:
> Windows XP won't be shipped with Intel Macs after the end of June, I
> believe.
I guess you mean Dell PCs?
Paul
> Anyway, with Parallels, you can run multiple virtual machines
> simultaneously. Windows XP, Vista, 2000, Linux, etc. Perfect for
> testing and documenting different systems and beta software.
And of course, there is the PC counterpart-- Microsoft Virtual PC 2007. It
can be downloaded free at
h
Alt 0176 works indeed! But I have to be on the number pad, not the
numbers across the top of the keyboard.
Anyone know why Help's help isn't helpful?
Deirdre
On 6/19/08, Alan Litchfield wrote:
> Deirdre you crack me up :D
>
> On a PC I think you hold down alt and press 0176 (on a Mac at the mo
Deirdre,
The degree symbol is made with Alt+0176.
Regards,
Megan Bruce
Documentation Specialist
Bosch Communication Systems, Inc
Telex Communications, Inc
12000 Portland Avenue South
Burnsville, MN 55337
952.736.3910 phone
952.887.7480 fax
megan.bruce at us.bosch.com
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Fro
quick question -- FM 8.0 XP
I need to make the degree symbol. Help tells me to hit CNTL + m ).
Cntl + M gives me the paragraph design dialog box.
Help also tells me to write \degree and hit return.
\degree with return gives me \degree
and a paragraph mark.
lol
Is there something I'm supposed
Hi,
I'm looking for a complete list of what gets imported when doing a File ->
Import -> Formats -> Document Properties.
I'm running FM8 Windows. I looked at the FM8 User Guide, but I don't believe
the list provided on page 417 is complete. For example, information set under
File -> F
Yeah, you are probably right, Rene. The dual-boot question was just a
stab in the dark.
My entire office may be forced to up(...down??)-grade to Vista in the
hopefully-not-to-near future. Our vehement petition for a stay of
execution may be ignored in favor of the IT UBER-POLICY, unless we can
come
Rene,
I also have to replace a laptop. It was attached to the network when we got
hit by lightning. I hate that Vista is the only choice that laptop
manufacturers
are giving us these days. So I'm planning to check to be sure that
XP-compatible drivers are available for the prospective laptop's h
Mike Bradley wrote:
> > I don't know how you feel about Dell hardware etc., and I have no
> > experience with their laptops myself, but until July 2 you can still
> > order the Vostro models with WinXP installed.
>
> If you do this, be sure to order Office 2003, as well. I bought an XP
> machine f
Mike Bradley wrote:
> > I don't know how you feel about Dell hardware etc., and I have no
> > experience with their laptops myself, but until July 2 you can still
> > order the Vostro models with WinXP installed.
>
> If you do this, be sure to order Office 2003, as well. I bought an XP
> machine f
If you are using FM in conjunction with a CMS such as Content@, be especially
careful before switching to Vista. Make certain that you speak with your CMS
Tech Support and NOT a sales rep.
Does anyone have any thoughts/experience on running a dual-boot machine with
Vista and XP?
What "Ne
> Anyway, with Parallels, you can run multiple virtual machines
> simultaneously. Windows XP, Vista, 2000, Linux, etc. Perfect for
> testing and documenting different systems and beta software.
And of course, there is the PC counterpart-- Microsoft Virtual PC 2007. It
can be downloaded free at
h
It's a guy thing ;)
On 20/06/2008, at 9:59 AM, Deirdre Reagan wrote:
> Alt 0176 works indeed! But I have to be on the number pad, not the
> numbers across the top of the keyboard.
>
> Anyone know why Help's help isn't helpful?
>
> Deirdre
>
> On 6/19/08, Alan Litchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Alt 0176 works indeed! But I have to be on the number pad, not the
numbers across the top of the keyboard.
Anyone know why Help's help isn't helpful?
Deirdre
On 6/19/08, Alan Litchfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Deirdre you crack me up :D
>
> On a PC I think you hold down alt and press 0176
Peter,
I figured you probably knew this, and that (upon second-guessing
myself) what you meant was through a third-party seller. But I thought
I'd make sure it was understood by all involved, just in case.
Have a great day and weekend!
Samuel I. Beard, Jr.
Technical Writer
OI Analytical
979 6
On 19 Jun 2008, at 21:06, Rene Stephenson wrote:
> You're right, Dennis. I checked with an IT guru buddy who has done
> a lot of reworks of Vista machines when his clients got bitten by
> one of its bugs and wanted to roll back to XP, and he said it was a
> complete nightmare, every single t
Try ALT+ 0176 >>> °
Clint
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425-743-8674 | F: +1 425-743-8113
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Try ALT+ 0176 >>> ?
Clint
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* I need to make the degree symbol...
Try...
Ctrl + q + <
Thomas Schmidt
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Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2008 5:38 PM
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Subject: degree symbol
quick question -- FM 8.0 XP
I need t
quick question -- FM 8.0 XP
I need to make the degree symbol. Help tells me to hit CNTL + m ).
Cntl + M gives me the paragraph design dialog box.
Help also tells me to write \degree and hit return.
\degree with return gives me \degree
and a paragraph mark.
lol
Is there something I'm supposed
One other possible (untested) solution: Has anyone tried running FM
under OpenSolaris? Conceivably that would work on an Intel/AMD box, and
could also work virtualized under Linux or MacOS.
FM 7.x apparently works reasonably well in Crossover Linux, the
commercial development of Wine:
http://www
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Dennis Brunnenmeyer
wrote:
> At one point earlier this Spring, Microsoft was considering extending
> their cutoff date for XP beyond June 30th because of the uproar from
> the business community. I guess that must not have happened, but
> before you sink money into
Hey all:
Off topic, but we are printing a word document and have a watermark
(EXAMPLE) behind jpgs in the Appendix. The word EXAMPLE is printing
with letters missing. I've printed the document out before without
this problem. It seems to have developed in the past week.
Anyone experience somet
Rene,
I also have to replace a laptop. It was attached to the network when we got
hit by lightning. I hate that Vista is the only choice that laptop
manufacturers
are giving us these days. So I'm planning to check to be sure that
XP-compatible drivers are available for the prospective laptop's h
Thanks for clarifying this, Sam. I was thinking of non-Apple Mac
resellers who pre-install Windows for their customers, or sell a
virtual product and a Windows version with their MacTels. The Mad
resellers are barred from selling XP just as the PC resellers are.
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 12:43 PM,
You're right, Dennis. I checked with an IT guru buddy who has done a lot of
reworks of Vista machines when his clients got bitten by one of its bugs and
wanted to roll back to XP, and he said it was a complete nightmare, every
single time, and a couple of times was such a colossal headache that
You're right, Dennis. I checked with an IT guru buddy who has done a lot of
reworks of Vista machines when his clients got bitten by one of its bugs and
wanted to roll back to XP, and he said it was a complete nightmare, every
single time, and a couple of times was such a colossal headache that
Yeah, you are probably right, Rene. The dual-boot question was just a
stab in the dark.
My entire office may be forced to up(...down??)-grade to Vista in the
hopefully-not-to-near future. Our vehement petition for a stay of
execution may be ignored in favor of the IT UBER-POLICY, unless we can
come
Hi Rene,
If Adobe had done the right thing by its customers and given us
FrameMaker for Mac OS X, we wouldn't be having this conversation, but...
I know several people who run Windows FrameMaker on their Intel Macs
with Parallels. I've not tried it with FrameMaker, but My son had
been on to
I sort of stubbed my toe on another issue that's going to affect this: I have
to be able to synch my calendar, contacts, and tasks to a PDA/SmartPhone. I'm
beginning to think the only choice remaining is wait and pay more total for a
MacBook and next generation of iPhone; or jump right away to g
I sort of stubbed my toe on another issue that's going to affect this: I have
to be able to synch my calendar, contacts, and tasks to a PDA/SmartPhone. I'm
beginning to think the only choice remaining is wait and pay more total for a
MacBook and next generation of iPhone; or jump right away to g
Rene Stephenson wrote:
> I have gotten rather irritated with Microsoft since Vista came out,
> and I really am reluctant to get a new PC laptop due to it shipping
> with Vista and all the exponentially increased hassle factor that
> will entail.
I purchased a laptop with Vista last October. I am T
Peter,
I figured you probably knew this, and that (upon second-guessing
myself) what you meant was through a third-party seller. But I thought
I'd make sure it was understood by all involved, just in case.
Have a great day and weekend!
Samuel I. Beard, Jr.
Technical Writer
OI Analytical
979 6
Speaking on fonts, does anyone have any info on any info on the various
types of fonts such as TrueType? What are the most common types?
Any info would be appreciated.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Paul Findon wrote:
> On 19 Jun 2008, at 05:47, Dov Isaacs wrote:
>
>
>> You are getting exactly wha
Peter,
Just to clarify, you CAN'T buy a Mac with Windows XP. At least, not
directly configured that way from Apple. A third-party store might be
selling one with some virtualization software to go along with XP.
Although, with Boot Camp, I suppose there COULD be a store selling one
with Windows
Thanks for the CMS reminder, DJ, as well as the giggles. :o)
I think the Wikipedia article Milan posted indicates XP SP2 support through
July 2010, even though new licenses aren't supposed to be available after June
2008. Maybe over the next two years a better option will emerge from the fog.
Thanks for the CMS reminder, DJ, as well as the giggles. :o)
I think the Wikipedia article Milan posted indicates XP SP2 support through
July 2010, even though new licenses aren't supposed to be available after June
2008. Maybe over the next two years a better option will emerge from the fog.
> It would be helpful if somewhere in your email you provided your FM
> and Acrobat version levels, and other diag info such as if the files
> are local or networked, how much RAM and temporary file space you have
> on the system, if there are any unusual configurations in the document
> files, etc
> It would be helpful if somewhere in your email you provided your FM
> and Acrobat version levels, and other diag info such as if the files
> are local or networked, how much RAM and temporary file space you have
> on the system, if there are any unusual configurations in the document
> files, etc
Deirdre,
I can think of two things: 1. Some kind of bizarre spell check or auto
replace accident, or 2. A memory or file corruption issue that is
causing the characters to drop out during printing.
I print all kinds of documents regularly with no problem, but I have one
269 page PDF that drops m
Deirdre,
I can think of two things: 1. Some kind of bizarre spell check or auto
replace accident, or 2. A memory or file corruption issue that is
causing the characters to drop out during printing.
I print all kinds of documents regularly with no problem, but I have one
269 page PDF that drops m
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/04/16/ibm-considering-macs-for-employees/
If you are using FM in conjunction with a CMS such as Content@, be especially
careful before switching to Vista. Make certain that you speak with your CMS
Tech Support and NOT a sales rep.
Does anyone have any thoughts/experience on running a dual-boot machine with
Vista and XP?
What
If you use a 10-key a lot, why not use an external so you can go with
a smaller laptop?
Looks as if there are lots of options, including some that include a mouse...
Such as:
http://www.provantage.com/scripts/search.dll?QUERY=USB+numeric+keypad&Submit.x=0&Submit.y=0
Art
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 1
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Sarah O'Keefe
wrote:
> Rene Stephenson wrote:
>> I have gotten rather irritated with Microsoft since Vista came out,
>> and I really am reluctant to get a new PC laptop due to it shipping
>> with Vista and all the exponentially increased hassle factor that
>> wil
Hey all:
Off topic, but we are printing a word document and have a watermark
(EXAMPLE) behind jpgs in the Appendix. The word EXAMPLE is printing
with letters missing. I've printed the document out before without
this problem. It seems to have developed in the past week.
Anyone experience somet
Rene,
If you're interested in a Mac running VMWare's Fusion, Parallel's
Desktop, or any other emulation/virtualization software, Macworld
Magazine did a comparison of these programs within the past three or
four months. You might still find it available on their Web site.
I also agree with
And no version of Frame is 64-bit OS aware, either under XP or Vista,
so it would be running limited mode if you opt for Vista 64.
Art
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 10:20 PM, Rick Quatro
wrote:
> Hi Leo,
>
> I am running FrameMaker 7.2 on 32-bit Vista without problems.
>
> Rick Quatro
> Carmen Publis
Rene Stephenson wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> My PC laptop is beaten up so badly it's barely stable anymore, so
> it's getting time to start the process of identifying the next
> workhorse for me. (Yes, I am rough on a laptop and rely on it very
> heavily. Any testimonials of your laptop successes are more
On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 3:45 PM, William Abernathy wrote:
--snipped--
>
> Richard's solution is spot-on. For a long time, I deleted any extra spaces I
> saw
> at the end of a paragraph,
--snipped--
>
> --William
>
Actually, there is one downside to this that I frequently come across,
but this ha
One other possible (untested) solution: Has anyone tried running FM
under OpenSolaris? Conceivably that would work on an Intel/AMD box, and
could also work virtualized under Linux or MacOS.
FM 7.x apparently works reasonably well in Crossover Linux, the
commercial development of Wine:
http://www
Thanks for clarifying this, Sam. I was thinking of non-Apple Mac
resellers who pre-install Windows for their customers, or sell a
virtual product and a Windows version with their MacTels. The Mad
resellers are barred from selling XP just as the PC resellers are.
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 12:43 PM,
> I don't know how you feel about Dell hardware etc., and I have no
> experience with their laptops myself, but until July 2 you can still
> order the Vostro models with WinXP installed.
If you do this, be sure to order Office 2003, as well. I bought an XP
machine from Dell late last year but,
Shmuel,
One can write a book about this topic! :-)
Today's significant font formats for Windows and Macintosh include:
Type 1 fonts - Bezier curve-based fonts originally used in Adobe PostScript
printers. The "host computer" versions of these fonts may be in Mac
format (in which case the font
Shmuel,
One can write a book about this topic! :-)
Today's significant font formats for Windows and Macintosh include:
Type 1 fonts - Bezier curve-based fonts originally used in Adobe PostScript
printers. The "host computer" versions of these fonts may be in Mac
format (in which case the font
> I don't know why I had the impression that Macs are faster systems
than PCs?
That impression may have come from an article in PC World...Kelly.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,136649-page,3-c,notebooks/article.html
> -Original Message-
> From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 1:14 PM, Dennis Brunnenmeyer
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At one point earlier this Spring, Microsoft was considering extending
> their cutoff date for XP beyond June 30th because of the uproar from
> the business community. I guess that must not have happened, but
> before
It would be helpful if somewhere in your email you provided your FM
and Acrobat version levels, and other diag info such as if the files
are local or networked, how much RAM and temporary file space you have
on the system, if there are any unusual configurations in the document
files, etc.
Bot
How are the cross-references set up to show/display color? With a
character format or something else?
In the Frame print dialog box, is the Print Spot Colors as Black/White
activated?
Art
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 9:19 AM, Eva Whitley wrote:
> I'm trying to fix a document created by another user
Peter,
Just to clarify, you CAN'T buy a Mac with Windows XP. At least, not
directly configured that way from Apple. A third-party store might be
selling one with some virtualization software to go along with XP.
Although, with Boot Camp, I suppose there COULD be a store selling one
with Windows
Rene,
You're sort of ignoring the fact that Vista is past the first ship
early adopter milepost. It's a relatively known quantity, and the
amount of twiddling you need to do is no where near 30 minutes per
product. Frame 8 supports/runs under Vista. And products that are not
already certified as V
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Sarah O'Keefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rene Stephenson wrote:
>> I have gotten rather irritated with Microsoft since Vista came out,
>> and I really am reluctant to get a new PC laptop due to it shipping
>> with Vista and all the exponentially increased hassle
Hi, Rene:
Windows XP official support is supposed to end soon.
Windows XP won't be shipped with Intel Macs after the end of June, I
believe. I think the same applies to PCs.
So, Vista is not just a preference, it's a deadline.
There's no compelling reason to avoid an XP-based machine. By this
t
My response had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH Type 1 versus TrueType.
It had to do with "taste" in fonts and was meant as a joke.
Arial has strong similarities to Helvetica (although it really can't
be called a "knock-off" due to many differences in style, although the
Arial shipped these days has
My response had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH Type 1 versus TrueType.
It had to do with "taste" in fonts and was meant as a joke.
Arial has strong similarities to Helvetica (although it really can't
be called a "knock-off" due to many differences in style, although the
Arial shipped these days has
On 19 Jun 2008, at 05:47, Dov Isaacs wrote:
> You are getting exactly what you ask for (and deserve? :-) )
Spoken like a true survivor of the Type 1 Resistance :-)
Paul
> The font name is "Arial" but the "PostScript name" inside the font
> (i.e., what displays inside of Acrobat or Reader) of t
Thanks for your candid insight, Sarah. Are any bits of your litany addressed
with Vista SP1?
Rene L. Stephenson
- Original Message
From: Sarah O'Keefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It's probably worth switching just to avoid Vista. If you can get XP,
great, but if your choices are a) Vista or
Thanks for your candid insight, Sarah. Are any bits of your litany addressed
with Vista SP1?
Rene L. Stephenson
- Original Message
From: Sarah O'Keefe
It's probably worth switching just to avoid Vista. If you can get XP,
great, but if your choices are a) Vista or b) Mac, I'd definit
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/04/16/ibm-considering-macs-for-employees/
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Rene
Whatever you do, don't fall into the trap of buying a Windows-based
laptop with VISTA installed on it, hoping to *upgrade* to Windows XP.
In some cases, this is possible, but look into it first. With brand
new hardware designed for VISTA, you may not be able to find
XP-suitable driver
Rene
Whatever you do, don't fall into the trap of buying a Windows-based
laptop with VISTA installed on it, hoping to *upgrade* to Windows XP.
In some cases, this is possible, but look into it first. With brand
new hardware designed for VISTA, you may not be able to find
XP-suitable driver
> I don't know how you feel about Dell hardware etc., and I have no
> experience with their laptops myself, but until July 2 you can still
> order the Vostro models with WinXP installed.
If you do this, be sure to order Office 2003, as well. I bought an XP
machine from Dell late last year but,
Peter Gold wrote:
> Windows XP official support is supposed to end soon.
>
> Windows XP won't be shipped with Intel Macs after the end of June, I
> believe. I think the same applies to PCs.
>
> So, Vista is not just a preference, it's a deadline.
>
> There's no compelling reason to avoid an XP-
Rene Stephenson wrote:
> I have gotten rather irritated with Microsoft since Vista came out,
> and I really am reluctant to get a new PC laptop due to it shipping
> with Vista and all the exponentially increased hassle factor that
> will entail.
I purchased a laptop with Vista last October. I am T
I made a newbie mistake this morning. I needed to change text that had
formatting from a deleted character tag. The old tag was "Code." The new
tag is "Code text." I opened the replace dialog and configured it. As
soon as I hit the button, I knew what happened. I had created a loop
that performed a
Cool! Definitely a viable solution. THANKS
Rene L. Stephenson
- Original Message
From: Art Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If you use a 10-key a lot, why not use an external so you can go with
a smaller laptop?
Looks as if there are lots of options, including some that include a mouse...
Cool! Definitely a viable solution. THANKS
Rene L. Stephenson
- Original Message
From: Art Campbell
If you use a 10-key a lot, why not use an external so you can go with
a smaller laptop?
Looks as if there are lots of options, including some that include a mouse...
Such as:
http://ww
Rene,
If you're interested in a Mac running VMWare's Fusion, Parallel's
Desktop, or any other emulation/virtualization software, Macworld
Magazine did a comparison of these programs within the past three or
four months. You might still find it available on their Web site.
I also agree with
Hi,
In my last e-mail I mentionned that the text
inset marker was not showing in my document.
I miffed the file and saw that the marker only
showed for the last text inset and it had
TextInsetLocked = ON; for all of the other text
insets in the document TextInsetLocked was OFF...
I thought
On 19 Jun 2008, at 16:37, Peter Gold wrote:
> Windows XP won't be shipped with Intel Macs after the end of June, I
> believe.
I guess you mean Dell PCs?
Paul
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Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> Speaking on fonts, does anyone have any info on any info on the various
> types of fonts such as TrueType? What are the most common types?
You might start with Wikipedia. The topics to start with are:
Computer_font
Type_1_and_Type_3_fonts
TrueType
OpenType-Fred Ridder
Hi Rene,
I've seen people use FrameMaker on Mac, using Parallels (
http://www.parallels.com). But: seeing is not immediately believing for me,
so I'd advise you to borrow a Mac from one of your friends, install
Parallels, Windows and FrameMaker and all the other plug-ins, bells and
whistles and do
If you use a 10-key a lot, why not use an external so you can go with
a smaller laptop?
Looks as if there are lots of options, including some that include a mouse...
Such as:
http://www.provantage.com/scripts/search.dll?QUERY=USB+numeric+keypad&Submit.x=0&Submit.y=0
Art
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 1
Most font foundries, including Microsoft, provide details, but this is
a good summary:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=328599&sliceId=1
The short answer is to use OpenType if possible.
Art
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 5:50 AM, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> Speaking on fonts, does
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