Framers,
I posted this before but so far no response and I didn't succeed in
resolving it.
Opening an XML file in FM9. XML file USES Public DTD declaration:
http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.5/docbookx.dtd";>
Then an error report in FM comes up:
XML Read Report Log
XSLT Processor Messag
On 2010-01-11 12:14 AM, Syed.Hosain at aeris.net wrote:
> Hmmm ... now the console is telling me:
>
> The "Arial" Font is not available.
>"Arial" will be used in this session.
> The "Arial" Font is not available.
>"Arial" will be used in this session.
> The "Arial" Font is not available.
>
*whaps hand to forehead*
Doh, why didn't I think of Mif2Go! Thanks David.
Yes, any xml that translates into XMetal "should" do the same for
Arbortext. Is there anyone with experience bringing a M2G xml file into
Arbortext?
-Original Message-
From: David Spreadbury [mailto:dspre...@yahoo.
Hello FrameManiacs,
We use Arbortext for sgml authoring. Due to differences in DTDs, using
structured FM for this is not an option for us. We have a need to
convert unstructured FM into XML that can be morphed-up to sgml either
by technique or application(s).
I'm curious to know what tools and/or
Art has a good suggestion. Download the Trial version of RH8. It's fully
functional. I played with it last month when I was evaluating RH8 vs MadCap
Flare 5.
=
Will Husa
Technical Writer
Your source for user-friendly documentation
Phone: 708-927-3569
www.4t
Finding a contractor or a service bureau that has a version of RoboHelp that
can open and update your existing project should not be very difficult. And if
the required updates are well defined, the cost of hiring out the job should
not be very great, either. Dealing with a *one-time* upgrade o
Darren,
You might take a look at Mif2Go for the FM -> XML conversion step. It has
built-in support for DocBook and DITA. I have used it for DITA conversion.
The XML imported fine into XMetal. I would expect the same with an import
into Arbortext.
David Spreadbury
Sr. Technical Writer
-Origina
So why not do the free 30-day eval of RH8 or TCS2 and be done with it?
Or MIF2Go?
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
Hello,
The DTD is an arbitrary document. There should be no limit within
FrameMaker. You may need to create a custom structured application,
but that can mean as little as an hour's work, depending on the
target DTD. Granted, it can also mean a week's work, depending on the
target DTD.
Assumi
Hi Wim...
I can't say for sure .. but from what I've seen I think that FM9's
attempt to enable the ability to work with http-based files has gone a
bit overboard. As far as I can tell, if the DTD is specified with an
http reference, FM9 ignores the public ID and its association to a
structured
Hi Wim...
I can't say for sure .. but from what I've seen I think that FM9's
attempt to enable the ability to work with http-based files has gone a
bit overboard. As far as I can tell, if the DTD is specified with an
http reference, FM9 ignores the public ID and its association to a
structured
Art has a good suggestion. Download the Trial version of RH8. It's fully
functional. I played with it last month when I was evaluating RH8 vs MadCap
Flare 5.
=
Will Husa
Technical Writer
Your source for user-friendly documentation
Phone: 708-927-3569
www.4t
Hi Susan,
Judging by the tone of your message, I can only assume that you do not have
RoboHelp 7 or RoboHelp 8 in your tool kit. If you had RH7 or RH8, you could
just import the RH6 project file.
Hope this helps,
Will
=
Will Husa
Technical Writer
Your s
>I have a potential client who (that for reasons aren't pertinent here)
> is insistent that the User Manual be in a Wiki. I am working through a
> professional and carefully worded response to this demand, including
> pros and cons based on what their requirements are, what they want to do w
Framers,
I posted this before but so far no response and I didn't succeed in
resolving it.
Opening an XML file in FM9. XML file USES Public DTD declaration:
http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.5/docbookx.dtd";>
Then an error report in FM comes up:
XML Read Report Log
XSLT Processor Messag
Hello,
The DTD is an arbitrary document. There should be no limit within
FrameMaker. You may need to create a custom structured application,
but that can mean as little as an hour's work, depending on the
target DTD. Granted, it can also mean a week's work, depending on the
target DTD.
Assumi
*whaps hand to forehead*
Doh, why didn't I think of Mif2Go! Thanks David.
Yes, any xml that translates into XMetal "should" do the same for
Arbortext. Is there anyone with experience bringing a M2G xml file into
Arbortext?
-Original Message-
From: David Spreadbury [mailto:dspre...@yahoo.
Darren,
You might take a look at Mif2Go for the FM -> XML conversion step. It has
built-in support for DocBook and DITA. I have used it for DITA conversion.
The XML imported fine into XMetal. I would expect the same with an import
into Arbortext.
David Spreadbury
Sr. Technical Writer
-Origina
Hello FrameManiacs,
We use Arbortext for sgml authoring. Due to differences in DTDs, using
structured FM for this is not an option for us. We have a need to
convert unstructured FM into XML that can be morphed-up to sgml either
by technique or application(s).
I'm curious to know what tools and/or
Finding a contractor or a service bureau that has a version of RoboHelp that
can open and update your existing project should not be very difficult. And if
the required updates are well defined, the cost of hiring out the job should
not be very great, either. Dealing with a *one-time* upgrade o
So why not do the free 30-day eval of RH8 or TCS2 and be done with it?
Or MIF2Go?
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
Hi Will,
You're right. We don't have RH 7 or 8. We're not a RH shop and don't
particularly want to become one. All we want to do is a quick update to a
existing project before we sunset the whole shebang.
The frustrating part is Adobe surely still has the software and they
acknowledge that we
Hi Will,
You're right. We don't have RH 7 or 8. We're not a RH shop and don't
particularly want to become one. All we want to do is a quick update to a
existing project before we sunset the whole shebang.
The frustrating part is Adobe surely still has the software and they
acknowledge that we
Hi Susan,
Judging by the tone of your message, I can only assume that you do not have
RoboHelp 7 or RoboHelp 8 in your tool kit. If you had RH7 or RH8, you could
just import the RH6 project file.
Hope this helps,
Will
=
Will Husa
Technical Writer
Your s
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