Hi Jakobsen
As Wim Hooghwinkel has said: define your goals and requirements first, then
look at tools. What Wim means is: you need to define your content strategy,
and then design supporting information models. And that's where DITA may
come in handy, no need to start "from scratch" here.
Instead
Hi Jakobsen
As Wim Hooghwinkel has said: define your goals and requirements first, then
look at tools. What Wim means is: you need to define your content strategy,
and then design supporting information models. And that's where DITA may
come in handy, no need to start "from scratch" here.
Instead
Mike ickham wrote:
> > When I work with files that require FM 6.0 and I generate a PDF, my color
> > graphics come out gray.
>
> Look in the Adobe PDF printer properties on the Advanced tab. You probably
> have the driver set to something besides "Adobe PDF Converter." Choosing
> another driv
Hi,
You're lucky to be able to set this up from scratch! Don't make the mistake
to choose a tool before you have defined your goals and requirements. Also
be careful for vendor lock in. Go for open standards and flexible solutions.
If you go for XML remember that there are many XML editing tools.
Mike ickham wrote:
> > When I work with files that require FM 6.0 and I generate a PDF, my color
> > graphics come out gray.
>
> Look in the Adobe PDF printer properties on the Advanced tab. You probably
> have the driver set to something besides "Adobe PDF Converter." Choosing
> another dri
Hi,
The problem is probably: You have OLE objects and you have Service Pack 3
of Windows XP:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407701.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/framers at lists.frameusers.com/msg15719.html
Either change your OLE graphics to real referenced graphics.
Or go back to Service Pac
Hi,
You're lucky to be able to set this up from scratch! Don't make the mistake
to choose a tool before you have defined your goals and requirements. Also
be careful for vendor lock in. Go for open standards and flexible solutions.
If you go for XML remember that there are many XML editing tools.
Hi,
The problem is probably: You have OLE objects and you have Service Pack 3
of Windows XP:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407701.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/framers@lists.frameusers.com/msg15719.html
Either change your OLE graphics to real referenced graphics.
Or go back to Service Pack 2
