Another utility I've used for this purpose is KatMouse.
Shane
On Jan 4, 2011, at 1:08 PM, Britton Hansen (bwhansen) [IMFT] wrote:
Andrew,
I use the Freewheel.exe application (google freewheel scrolling) to
provide scrolling for Framemaker 7.
It also provides scrolling for (some) other
Hi Andrew,
To enable mouse scrolling in all versions of FrameMaker, go to
http://ehiti.de/katmouse/ and download katmouse. It's a lifesave.
Connie Kaufman
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of
I was wondering if anyone ever needed to incorporate a pdf into a
documentation set. There is another department that is in control of a
few documents. I would like to be able to incorporate that latest
version of their documents when I generate my sets. Is there anyway to
incorporate this
You can import a PDF into a FrameMaker file in the same way that you import a
graphic.
Nadine
--- On Thu, 1/6/11, kgrace4...@aol.com kgrace4...@aol.com wrote:
From: kgrace4...@aol.com kgrace4...@aol.com
Subject: PDF incorporation into Documentation Set
To: framers@lists.FrameUsers.com
kgrace4...@aol.com wrote:
I was wondering if anyone ever needed to incorporate a pdf into a
documentation set. There is another department that is in control of a
few documents. I would like to be able to incorporate that latest
version of their documents when I generate my sets. Is there
There is a way, I did it a few years ago, so that you can preceed a
PDF with some commands in the FM doc, then embed the PDF into a Frame
document, so that when you print the Frame document, the PDF prints at
the same time. I did this to include third-party manals into my
maintenance manual.
The
You should keep this discussion on the list so you can benefit from others'
ideas.
It's going to be more work, one way or another. I mentioned scripting as a way
to automate importing of the PDF pages into FM. Note also that, if the pages
are imported by reference, you only have to do it once
I don't have the process or the syntax in front of me...I'm talking
about including it in such as way that, being a PDF is postscript, and
FM output is postscript, it gets written as one postscript process. it
doesn't matter of the PDF is one page or 1,000...it will print all the
pages.
Hi,
Win7 is kinder to my aging home computer than WinXP SP3 was. The issues with
64-bit drivers for XP are also very real. That being said, it may not be as
simple to bring the existing software forward as you might like. A quick
Google on 'Adobe CS2 Premium Win 7 gave me this thread.
Thanks for everyone's feedback.
I'll have to talk to IT and my boss but I think I'd like to go for Windows 7 64
bit - as long as everyone realizes that software upgrades may be in the cards
if compatibility mode throws up any roadblocks.
The reading I've done on the web seems split between
However, the driver issue in XP 64 bit seems a bigger stumbling block to me.
Yes ... agreed! Many hardware mftr's never implemented 64-bit drivers for XP
Pro 64, because that OS was not a big seller ... at the time, most of the Intel
and AMD processors on the market were 32-bit anyway.
And
Why do you think W7 would require upgrades to your apps? Just run them
in compatibility mode
Although you should be planning to ditch the antique stuff like CS2
just for compatibility reasons.
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's nothing in this
FM 9 Version: 9.0p255
Unstructured
OS: XP Pro with SP3 (new OS will be Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 bit)
FM Experience: 18 months
Adobe Extras: CS2 Premium (Acrobat Pro 7.1.0, Illustrator 12.0.1, etc)
As I am moving to a new computer - and have only 18 months of Frame experience
- can anyone tell me
Also - and this is slightly off topic - if I upgrade from Adobe CS2 Premium
to CS5 Standard, can I simply copy my Acrobat 7 job option files over to the
new machine and have them function with Acrobat 9?
You should be able to do that, you always were. Before you do it
though post the
I was wondering if anyone ever needed to incorporate a pdf into a
documentation set. There is another department that is in control of a
few documents. I would like to be able to incorporate that latest
version of their documents when I generate my sets. Is there anyway to
incorporate this
You can import a PDF into a FrameMaker file in the same way that you import a
graphic.
Nadine
--- On Thu, 1/6/11, kgrace4715 at aol.com wrote:
> From: kgrace4715 at aol.com
> Subject: PDF incorporation into Documentation Set
> To: framers at lists.FrameUsers.com
> Date: Thursday, January 6,
kgrace4715 at aol.com wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone ever needed to incorporate a pdf into a
> documentation set. There is another department that is in control of a
> few documents. I would like to be able to incorporate that latest
> version of their documents when I generate my sets. Is
There is a way, I did it a few years ago, so that you can preceed a
PDF with some commands in the FM doc, then embed the PDF into a Frame
document, so that when you print the Frame document, the PDF prints at
the same time. I did this to include third-party manals into my
maintenance manual.
The
You should keep this discussion on the list so you can benefit from others'
ideas.
It's going to be more work, one way or another. I mentioned scripting as a way
to automate importing of the PDF pages into FM. Note also that, if the pages
are imported by reference, you only have to do it once
I don't have the process or the syntax in front of me...I'm talking
about including it in such as way that, being a PDF is postscript, and
FM output is postscript, it gets written as one postscript process. it
doesn't matter of the PDF is one page or 1,000...it will print all the
pages.
Hi,
Win7 is kinder to my aging home computer than WinXP SP3 was. The issues with
64-bit drivers for XP are also very real. That being said, it may not be as
simple to bring the existing software forward as you might like. A quick
Google on "'Adobe CS2 Premium " Win 7" gave me this thread.
Thanks for everyone's feedback.
I'll have to talk to IT and my boss but I think I'd like to go for Windows 7 64
bit - as long as everyone realizes that software upgrades may be in the cards
if "compatibility mode" throws up any roadblocks.
The reading I've done on the web seems split between
> However, the driver issue in XP 64 bit seems a bigger stumbling block to me.
Yes ... agreed! Many hardware mftr's never implemented 64-bit drivers for XP
Pro 64, because that OS was not a big seller ... at the time, most of the Intel
and AMD processors on the market were 32-bit anyway.
And
Why do you think W7 would require upgrades to your apps? Just run them
in compatibility mode
Although you should be planning to ditch the antique stuff like CS2
just for compatibility reasons.
Art Campbell
? ? ? ? ? ? ? art.campbell at gmail.com
? "... In my opinion, there's nothing in this
FM 9 Version: 9.0p255
Unstructured
OS: XP Pro with SP3 (new OS will be Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 bit)
FM Experience: 18 months
Adobe Extras: CS2 Premium (Acrobat Pro 7.1.0, Illustrator 12.0.1, etc)
As I am moving to a new computer - and have only 18 months of Frame experience
- can anyone tell me
> Also - and this is slightly off topic - if I upgrade from Adobe CS2 Premium
> to CS5 Standard, can I simply copy my Acrobat 7 job option files over to the
> new machine and have them function with Acrobat 9?
You should be able to do that, you always were. Before you do it
though post the
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