Linda,
You wrote:
I suspect there's a simple answer, but I can't figure out how to insert a
percent symbol % into an equation using the FM equation editor. I use the
editor rarely and usually muddle my through.
I'm re-creating an equation that was originally done in Word (I've already
tried
Hi Mathieu
No need to apologize, you're not disturbing anyone here on this list. ;-)
You can do one of the following to insert landscape pages:
- Choose *Format Customize Layout Rotate Page Clockwise* (or
Counterclockwise)
- Split up your file and put the files in a FrameMaker book.
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specialist the skills to work efficiently - saving themselves and their
companies time and money. Our instructors are from various fields such as;
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and teach
Thank you Yves,
that looks fine. I'm trying it right now!
Have a nice day,
Mathieu.
P.S.: you're of a much better disposition than some who can't bear questions
about already resolved issues...;o)
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:52:04 +0100
Subject: Re: Inserting a landscape page within a
Vendor post but not very vendor-y
As you know, MadCap Software is offering a series of free, typically
tool-neutral, webinars. There’s still time to sign up for the next
one, offered Jan 29 at 9am Pacific time. Mike Hamilton is talking
about Advanced Publishing in Flare or Blaze.
Sorry, guys. I swear I changed the subject line, but... I clearly
needed more coffee.
--
sharon
From web
Quoting Sharon Burton sha...@anthrobytes.com:
Vendor post but not very vendor-y
As you know, MadCap Software is offering a series of free, typically
tool-neutral, webinars.
Kristy Nolan wrote:
Hi, Stuart!
Do you happen to know if this will run on Mac? I can't find anything
about system requirements on their site.
Hi Kristy,
A Mac version is under development in the open-source branch,
http://www.xaraxtreme.org/
The Linux version is apparently almost
Everyone,
I have a book with several files in it. With the book open, there are
times when I can easily page up or down from one file to the next
throughout the book. There are other times that FM stops at either the
first or last page of a file and refuses to go any further. In these
cases, I
Yves Barbion wrote:
You can do one of the following to insert landscape pages:
- Choose *Format Customize Layout Rotate Page Clockwise* (or
Counterclockwise)
- Split up your file and put the files in a FrameMaker book. Create
separate files for the landscape pages and
That does help!
Thank you Robert.
Cordialement,
Mathieu.
Subject: RE: Inserting a landscape page within a portrait layout document
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 08:41:06 -0700
From: richard.co...@polycom.com
To: yves.barb...@gmail.com; bobi...@hotmail.com
CC: framers@lists.frameusers.com
That worked. Not sure I would have ever figured that out on my own. Thanks
much!
~
Linda G. Gallagher
TechCom Plus, LLC
lindag at techcomplus dot com
www.techcomplus.com
303-450-9076 or 800-500-3144
User guides, online help, FrameMaker and
WebWorks ePublisher templates
Sharon Burton wrote:
Sorry, guys. I swear I changed the subject line, but... I clearly
needed more coffee.
Hi Sharon,
It's a better idea to start a new thread with a new message, not a
Reply. If I'm not mistaken, even if you edit the subject line, the
header info retained in a Reply
I know. I'm functioning on 3.5 hours of sleep and working off my
server email client. With all that against me, I still managed to sort
of post.
Sorry.
--
sharon
From web
Quoting Stuart Rogers srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com:
Sharon Burton wrote:
Sorry, guys. I swear I changed the
Jon,
Could you provide all the environment info, please? OS, FM rev, files on
servers, etc.
Without that, the default behaviour is to go from page to page across file
boundaries within a book. This assumes that the book has been updated since
they were added, but I've not seen this not work.
Posted on behalf of Richard Melanson
*Hello Framers,*
**
*I have spent the last couples of hours trying to find an answer to this
question. I am importing by reference TIFFs into a Framemaker 8 file. The
TIFFs are a single file with multiple pages, but Frame is only importing the
first page.
Quick Survey:
Is it your experience that users view PDF documentation on their
computer display in preference to printing it for use?
If so, by what ratio of view:print? Opinions and SWAGs are fine.
Kelly M. McDaniel
Senior Technical Writer
Pavilion Technologies
A Rockwell
I think it depends on whether it's task-oriented info or reference, and also
on what the product is.
If it's software, and it's task-oriented, I usually keep it on-screen while
I'm doing something.
If it's conceptual or reference doc, I'm more likely to print it.
If it's hardware based, like how
In my experience (especially following recent conversations with our
services guys), user preference for print vs PDF changes quite a lot
with industry, country, and what the user's other product documentation
is like.
For example, in US hospitals, many users like the printed docs and see
them as
German culture is much more green-minded than ours, so among our German
customers, especially in manufacturing, printed docs are anathema, proof
that we ignorant Americans will destroy our planet in short order.
Huh? Is there is a shortage of trees in America?
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
(Sorry if this is 2 days after the question, but I've been on vacation.)
You can also get Rick Quattro's Find/Change Special plugin, which can
search for a character style and replace it with another character
style (amongst other things).
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Fred Ridder
I'm forwarding this to the list at Mark's request.
-Original Message-
From: Eichelberger, Mark [mailto:mark.eichelber...@aftech.fiserv.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 9:23 AM
To: Combs, Richard
Subject: Framer's List issue
Richard,
Hello. My name is Mark Eichelberger, and I was
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Mike Wickham i...@mikewickham.com wrote:
Yes. I just went back and looked at the online video. They are calling it
PDF shared review, but there is not one word of mention of it in the FM9
user guide, nor of the File Save as PDF (Send For Review) menu item in
Heya,
I'd like to solicit opinions on graphic editors from the community. I'm in a
grey area between graphics needs, and I could use some advice on the
appropriate editor.
I care for three kinds of graphics.
* Simple line-art drawings, similar to kindergarten mechanical
drawings
*
Given that Photoshop is now bundled with TCS2, that would be my choice for
most of your needs. I prefer SnagIt for screenshots because of its tighter
integration; it has a rudimentary editor and Photoshop can do more serious
work on the files it creates. For really simple line drawings, Photoshop
It can.
I downloaded the FM9 demo and tested it last night.
I opened my Appliance Guide book and all chapters and generated the PDF
using the Save as PDF (Send for review)... Feature.
Then I opened the PDF and made some various edits (deletions,
insertions, sticky notes, and highlighting).
Then
John,
I'm not positive because I haven't played with it yet myself, but I think
the next step is to use Frame's Track Changes tool to Accept/Reject the
delete / insert comments that you've imported.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's nothing in this
On 22 Jan 2009, at 9:55 AM, Art Campbell wrote:
If it's hardware based, like how to install something -- either
computer or,
say, room lights, I'd expect it to be printed.
Just a few days ago, my MacBook Pro wouldn't finish booting.
Fortunately, I had previously installed Applejack,
Yes. : )
I like to both view it on the screen and print it out. And when I print
it out, I generally like to print it double-sided on 3-hole punch paper
and put it in a binder.
Please keep that in mind if buy anything from your company. : )
Mike
-Original Message-
From:
Lea,
I concur with Art Campbell re: Photoshop/TCSuite2 and SnagIt for screen
caps. For the line drawings, you should try a couple of open-source options:
Dia (Windows download: http://dia-installer.de/index_en.html) for Visio-like
diagrams
Inkscape: (www.inkscape.org) for vector drawing (a la
OK .. I'll add my 0.02 to this survey ..
In general I hate reading PDFs on screen.
When reading content on screen I much prefer doing so in an application
that allows me to resize the window to suit my needs (typically HTML ..
web browser or CHM), and the content flows to fit that window. If a
Scott Prentice wrote (in small part):
Searching in a PDF is a fairly useless operation as well, which is
another reason I prefer to use other types of online docs.
Actually, I find Acrobat's search operation, with it's list of results
showing some of the surrounding context, to be very
Mike Wickham wrote:
Lea,
Line-art drawings are vector art. Adobe Illustrator is probably the favorite
program there, but there are similar programs. Just this week, someone
posted a link to a very cheap version of Xara Extreme, but you'd have to
hunt the archives for the link.
Here's
Mike Wickham wrote:
SnagIt is probably the far and away favorite for capturing screenshots. It's
very powerful and inexpensive. In Windows, you can also use the Print Screen
key on your keyboard. It captures the whole screen. Then you open a new file
in Photoshop and hit Ctrl-V to paste
This used to be a problem in earlier versions of Frame. I know that in
Frame 6 you could not page through a book if you had Para Designer open,
but you could if it was closed. I can't remember now if other Designers
had the same effect. Anyway, seems to have been fixed in 8. We
upgraded
My question is do you need Acrobat Pro Extended or will Acrobat Pro (or
even Acrobat Standard) suffice?
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Art Campbell
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 12:49 PM
To: John
I was using Acrobat 8 Professional that came with Adobe Design Premium
CS3.
-Original Message-
From: Lief Erickson [mailto:l...@networkinstruments.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 3:51 PM
To: Art Campbell; John Sgammato
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com; Mike Wickham; Lin Sims
Kelly,
My experience is that my users prefer viewing PDFs, preferring PDF over
paper.
We shifted from delivering paper operating manuals to delivering PDFs on
CD a years ago. We were worried at first, but needlessly so. We even
offered to ship printed, bound hardcopy for free to any user that
Lief Erickson wrote:
My question is do you need Acrobat Pro Extended or will Acrobat Pro
(or
even Acrobat Standard) suffice?
You need Pro or Pro Extended to create a PDF that reviewers can mark up
with Adobe Reader. The version comparison matrix is at:
Lea,
I use Adobe Photoshop for bitmap stuff.
I use Adobe Illustrator for vector stuff.
I use FullShot for screen captures, saving into PNG format.
Regards,
Richard
Lea Rush l...@astoria-pacific.com
Sent by: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
01/22/2009 01:07 PM
To
Responding to Leif Erikson, Richard Combs wrote:
You need Pro or Pro Extended to create a PDF that reviewers can mark up
with Adobe Reader. The version comparison matrix is at:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/matrix.html
It's my understanding that what you need the Pro Extended
Whenever I use Find in a book, Frame always cycles twice through each
chapter file before going on to the next chapter file.
How come?
How do I make it STOP.
--Nancy
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My experience is that if you leave the Find dialog box to edit
something, FrameMaker knows this and starts its search over from the
last location of the cursor in the flow until it has circled through the
file back to the cursor spot. If you don't jump from the Find dialog
into the document,
My 2 cents, as others have hinted, is that it depends on the
application. When I'm working on manuals by day, I love having a
searchable PDF when I need to track something down for reference. When
I'm assembling a gizmo at home, I want a hard copy. Chances are I won't
be working anywhere close to
The web server option is just that -- a option. Not required.
If you don't use the (free, for now) adobe.com option, you can use any LAN
network folder that allows all reviewers r/w access as the base location for
the review.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion,
At best they are an 11-year renewable resource. So, yes.
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Rick Quatro frameexp...@truevine.net wrote:
German culture is much more green-minded than ours, so among our German
customers, especially in manufacturing, printed docs are anathema, proof
that we
Well, for what it's worth, my German service engineer said that in
Germany, his customers prefer PDFs to printed books, for all the usual
reasons, PLUS they strongly feel that paper manuals are a sign of a
company that does not think green.
Whether they are right or wrong is immaterial; we
Even if there is plenty of raw material (trees) in the US, processing,
handling and disposing of the paper is definitely un-green.
Micheal O'Laoghaire
Comverse Inc,
Cambridge, MA
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On
Robert Shelton wrote:
What you say may very well be true, though I'd be reluctant to say
that
a tree farm = forested land. However, the cite you give is from John
Stossel, who is hardly unbiased when it comes to reporting
environmental
issues. Again, it may be true, but I'd take it with a
HI all,
In one particular book, the TOC section starts at page 4, and I want it to
start at page iv.
Nothing I do seems to want it to start at page iv.
Ideas?
avi
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Depends upon what it is (how long mostly) and the page layout (size,
portrait vs landscape).
If it is one page it seems to get printed, but if it is long and is a
manual it gets printed too. But if if is middling to long and is, for
example a District Plan, technical reference, or something
And, Acrobat Pro allows you to merge the comments together into one
pdf.
Alan
On 23/01/2009, at 11:36 AM, Art Campbell wrote:
The web server option is just that -- a option. Not required.
If you don't use the (free, for now) adobe.com option, you can use
any LAN
network folder that
Avi Makeler wrote: In one particular book, the TOC section starts at page 4,
and I want it to
start at page iv.
Nothing I do seems to want it to start at page iv.
From the book file, right-click on the TOC file, then select Numbering from
the context menu. On the Page tab set the numbering
Thanks Carla,
On 22/01/2009, at 3:53 AM, Martinek, Carla wrote:
>
>
> ===
>
> You will notice that the F8 and F9 shortcuts DO NOT work the same as
> previous versions.
This is really really bad. So what you're saying is that it only
responds to the first letter you press and if
On 22/01/2009, at 8:16 AM, Martinek, Carla wrote:
>
>
> Please, file your comments with Adobe. Let them know that YOU find
> this
> a deal-breaker, and why.
>
Where? But as I said, whistling in the wind...
> Now, all that said, a couple of the beta testers who write
> FrameScripts
> said
OK. Can anyone confirm if the other commands are lost too? Such as the
meta key commands?
I can't install this new version onto my old computer.
Alan
Linda,
You wrote:
>I suspect there's a simple answer, but I can't figure out how to insert a
>percent symbol % into an equation using the FM equation editor. I use the
>editor rarely and usually muddle my through.
>
>I'm re-creating an equation that was originally done in Word (I've already
Hi all,
and sorry for the disturbance. I know this one has been dealt with a number of
time, but I cannot perform a proper search in the Framers Archives (the site
seems in maintenance).
We work with Frame 6.0 on Unix and would like to insert a number of landscape
pages within a document
Hi Mathieu
No need to apologize, you're not disturbing anyone here on this list. ;-)
You can do one of the following to insert landscape pages:
- Choose *Format > Customize Layout > Rotate Page Clockwise* (or
Counterclockwise)
- Split up your file and put the files in a FrameMaker
Front Runner Training provides technical writers and documentation
specialist the skills to work efficiently - saving themselves and their
companies time and money. Our instructors are from various fields such as;
desktop publishing, XML/DITA development, graphic design, where they work
and teach
Thank you Yves,
that looks fine. I'm trying it right now!
Have a nice day,
Mathieu.
P.S.: you're of a much better disposition than some who can't bear questions
about already resolved issues...;o)
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 2009 12:52:04 +0100
Subject: Re: Inserting a landscape page within a
Vendor post but not very vendor-y
As you know, MadCap Software is offering a series of free, typically
tool-neutral, webinars. There?s still time to sign up for the next
one, offered Jan 29 at 9am Pacific time. Mike Hamilton is talking
about Advanced Publishing in Flare or Blaze.
Sorry, guys. I swear I changed the subject line, but... I clearly
needed more coffee.
--
sharon
From web
Quoting Sharon Burton :
> Vendor post but not very vendor-y
>
> As you know, MadCap Software is offering a series of free, typically
> tool-neutral, webinars. There?s still time
Kristy Nolan wrote:
> Hi, Stuart!
>
> Do you happen to know if this will run on Mac? I can't find anything
> about system requirements on their site.
>
Hi Kristy,
A Mac version is under development in the open-source branch,
http://www.xaraxtreme.org/
The Linux version is apparently almost
Everyone,
I have a book with several files in it. With the book open, there are
times when I can easily page up or down from one file to the next
throughout the book. There are other times that FM stops at either the
first or last page of a file and refuses to go any further. In these
cases, I
Yves Barbion wrote:
> You can do one of the following to insert landscape pages:
>
>- Choose *Format > Customize Layout > Rotate Page Clockwise* (or
>Counterclockwise)
>- Split up your file and put the files in a FrameMaker book. Create
>separate files for the landscape pages
That worked. Not sure I would have ever figured that out on my own. Thanks
much!
~
Linda G. Gallagher
TechCom Plus, LLC
lindag at techcomplus dot com
www.techcomplus.com
303-450-9076 or 800-500-3144
User guides, online help, FrameMaker and
WebWorks ePublisher templates
Sharon Burton wrote:
> Sorry, guys. I swear I changed the subject line, but... I clearly
> needed more coffee.
Hi Sharon,
It's a better idea to start a new thread with a new message, not a
Reply. If I'm not mistaken, even if you edit the subject line, the
header info retained in a Reply
I know. I'm functioning on 3.5 hours of sleep and working off my
server email client. With all that against me, I still managed to sort
of post.
Sorry.
--
sharon
From web
Quoting Stuart Rogers :
> Sharon Burton wrote:
>> Sorry, guys. I swear I changed the subject line, but... I clearly
Jon,
Could you provide all the environment info, please? OS, FM rev, files on
servers, etc.
Without that, the default behaviour is to go from page to page across file
boundaries within a book. This assumes that the book has been updated since
they were added, but I've not seen this not work.
Posted on behalf of Richard Melanson
*Hello Framers,*
**
*I have spent the last couples of hours trying to find an answer to this
question. I am importing by reference TIFFs into a Framemaker 8 file. The
TIFFs are a single file with multiple pages, but Frame is only importing the
first page.
Quick Survey:
Is it your experience that users view PDF documentation on their
computer display in preference to printing it for use?
If so, by what ratio of view:print? Opinions and SWAGs are fine.
Kelly M. McDaniel
Senior Technical Writer
Pavilion Technologies
A Rockwell Automation
Hi Kelly,
I am not sure about my users, but I prefer to read documentation on paper,
so I usually print PDFs that I refer to often. I also like to read in the
bathtub :-).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> Quick Survey:
>
>
>
> Is it your experience that
I think it depends on whether it's task-oriented info or reference, and also
on what the product is.
If it's software, and it's task-oriented, I usually keep it on-screen while
I'm doing something.
If it's conceptual or reference doc, I'm more likely to print it.
If it's hardware based, like how
In my experience (especially following recent conversations with our
services guys), user preference for print vs PDF changes quite a lot
with industry, country, and what the user's other product documentation
is like.
For example, in US hospitals, many users like the printed docs and see
them as
I'm forwarding this to the list at Mark's request.
-Original Message-
From: Eichelberger, Mark [mailto:mark.eichelber...@aftech.fiserv.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 9:23 AM
To: Combs, Richard
Subject: Framer's List issue
Richard,
Hello. My name is Mark Eichelberger, and I was
> German culture is much more green-minded than ours, so among our German
> customers, especially in manufacturing, printed docs are anathema, proof
> that we ignorant Americans will destroy our planet in short order.
Huh? Is there is a shortage of trees in America?
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
(Sorry if this is 2 days after the question, but I've been on vacation.)
You can also get Rick Quattro's Find/Change Special plugin, which can
search for a character style and replace it with another character
style (amongst other things).
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 10:21 AM, Fred Ridder wrote:
>
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Mike Wickham wrote:
> Yes. I just went back and looked at the online video. They are calling it
> "PDF shared review," but there is not one word of mention of it in the FM9
> user guide, nor of the File> Save as PDF (Send For Review) menu item in FM9.
> I can see
Heya,
I'd like to solicit opinions on graphic editors from the community. I'm in a
grey area between graphics needs, and I could use some advice on the
appropriate editor.
I care for three kinds of graphics.
* Simple line-art drawings, similar to kindergarten mechanical
drawings
*
Given that Photoshop is now bundled with TCS2, that would be my choice for
most of your needs. I prefer SnagIt for screenshots because of its tighter
integration; it has a rudimentary editor and Photoshop can do more serious
work on the files it creates. For really simple line drawings, Photoshop
It can.
I downloaded the FM9 demo and tested it last night.
I opened my Appliance Guide book and all chapters and generated the PDF
using the Save as PDF (Send for review)... Feature.
Then I opened the PDF and made some various edits (deletions,
insertions, sticky notes, and highlighting).
Then
John,
I'm not positive because I haven't played with it yet myself, but I think
the next step is to use Frame's Track Changes tool to Accept/Reject the
delete / insert comments that you've imported.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this
On 22 Jan 2009, at 9:55 AM, Art Campbell wrote:
> If it's hardware based, like how to install something -- either
> computer or,
> say, room lights, I'd expect it to be printed.
Just a few days ago, my MacBook Pro wouldn't finish booting.
Fortunately, I had previously installed Applejack,
Yes. : )
I like to both view it on the screen and print it out. And when I print
it out, I generally like to print it double-sided on 3-hole punch paper
and put it in a binder.
Please keep that in mind if buy anything from your company. : )
Mike
-Original Message-
From:
Lea,
I concur with Art Campbell re: Photoshop/TCSuite2 and SnagIt for screen
caps. For the line drawings, you should try a couple of open-source options:
Dia (Windows download: http://dia-installer.de/index_en.html) for Visio-like
diagrams
Inkscape: (www.inkscape.org) for vector drawing (a la
> I care for three kinds of graphics.
> * Simple line-art drawings, similar to kindergarten mechanical
> drawings
> * Photos for inclusion in both printed and PDF media
> * Software dialog screenshots for both printed and PDF media
>
> I'm running Vista with FM8.0. I'm considering upgrading to
I've received an email from another list member whose posts aren't
showing up on the list. I'd rather not end up forwarding a number of
such messages to the list (I don't mind the few clicks it would take,
but it's not something that should clog up the list). If you're posting
to the list, but
OK .. I'll add my 0.02 to this "survey" ..
In general I hate reading PDFs on screen.
When reading content on screen I much prefer doing so in an application
that allows me to resize the window to suit my needs (typically HTML ..
web browser or CHM), and the content flows to fit that window. If
Scott Prentice wrote (in small part):
>Searching in a PDF is a fairly useless > operation as well, which is
> another reason I prefer to use other types > of online docs.
Actually, I find Acrobat's search operation, with it's list of results
showing some of the surrounding context, to be
I've started playing with the FM9 trial, and I've noticed a change. Files
load much more slowly for me. It's due to FM9 loading all graphics before it
presents the first page. Previous FM versions presented the first page, and
only loaded graphics for other pages if I actually scrolled to a
Mike Wickham wrote:
> Lea,
>
> Line-art drawings are vector art. Adobe Illustrator is probably the favorite
> program there, but there are similar programs. Just this week, someone
> posted a link to a very cheap version of Xara Extreme, but you'd have to
> hunt the archives for the link.
>
Mike Wickham wrote:
> SnagIt is probably the far and away favorite for capturing screenshots. It's
> very powerful and inexpensive. In Windows, you can also use the Print Screen
> key on your keyboard. It captures the whole screen. Then you open a new file
> in Photoshop and hit Ctrl-V to
My question is do you need Acrobat Pro Extended or will Acrobat Pro (or
even Acrobat Standard) suffice?
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Art Campbell
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 12:49 PM
To:
I was using Acrobat 8 Professional that came with Adobe Design Premium
CS3.
-Original Message-
From: Lief Erickson [mailto:l...@networkinstruments.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2009 3:51 PM
To: Art Campbell; John Sgammato
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com; Mike Wickham; Lin Sims
Kelly,
My experience is that my users prefer viewing PDFs, preferring PDF over
paper.
We shifted from delivering paper operating manuals to delivering PDFs on
CD a years ago. We were worried at first, but needlessly so. We even
offered to ship printed, bound hardcopy for free to any user that
Lief Erickson wrote:
> My question is do you need Acrobat Pro Extended or will Acrobat Pro
(or
> even Acrobat Standard) suffice?
You need Pro or Pro Extended to create a PDF that reviewers can mark up
with Adobe Reader. The version comparison matrix is at:
Lea,
I use Adobe Photoshop for bitmap stuff.
I use Adobe Illustrator for vector stuff.
I use FullShot for screen captures, saving into PNG format.
Regards,
Richard
"Lea Rush"
Sent by: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
01/22/2009 01:07 PM
To
cc
Subject
Vaguely OT: Graphics
Responding to Leif Erikson, Richard Combs wrote:
> You need Pro or Pro Extended to create a PDF that reviewers can mark up
> with Adobe Reader. The version comparison matrix is at:
>
> http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/matrix.html
It's my understanding that what you need the Pro Extended
Whenever I use "Find" in a book, Frame always cycles twice through each
chapter file before going on to the next chapter file.
How come?
How do I make it STOP.
--Nancy
My experience is that if you leave the Find dialog box to edit
something, FrameMaker knows this and starts its search over from the
last location of the cursor in the flow until it has circled through the
file back to the cursor spot. If you don't jump from the Find dialog
into the document,
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