seeking an ace in the San Diego area

I am working with a vendor based in San Diego, 3500 miles from my office. The vendor produces a knowledgebase tool that will import my FrameMaker 10 (unstructured) content both in one massive import of currently-published content to populate the k-base for launch, and on an ongoing basis as new

Re: seeking an ace in the San Diego area

Matt Sullivan. matt -at- grafixtraining.com. Done. -Alan --- Alan Houser Group Wellesley, Inc. Consultant and Trainer, Technical Publishing President, Society for Technical Communication arh on Twitter

FrameMaker vs InDesign

Rob: I switched to ID when Apple dropped Classic and Adobe reneged on its promise to make all its major applications PPC/OSX native. The grass on the other side is somewhat greener, especially if you're having stability issues with FM and resent having to break footnotes across pages manually.

Re: FrameMaker vs InDesign

At 11:44 -0600 31/8/12, Graeme R Forbes wrote: On the minus side, it's 99e on top of what you pay for ID; on the plus side, it's really good and DTP Tools has excellent customer support. I also use both. Slight lack of structure support in InD, though ;-) -- Steve

RE: seeking an ace in the San Diego area

I live in San Diego County. (FYI: The next closest ACI/ACE is in Orange County, not San Diego. Done.) David Creamer IDEAS Training http://www.ideastraining.com Adobe Authorized Instructor Certified Expert since 1995 Authorized FrameMaker Consultant since 1991 David Creamer . I

seeking an ace in the San Diego area

in the area before demanding that they get one. Thanks! John Sgammato Documentation Architect Imprivata, Inc Lexington, MA 02421 (508) 747-2809 -- next part -- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.frameusers.com/pipermail/framers/attachments/20120831/744de

FrameMaker vs InDesign

Rob: I switched to ID when Apple dropped Classic and Adobe reneged on its promise to make all its "major" applications PPC/OSX native. The grass on the other side is somewhat greener, especially if you're having stability issues with FM and resent having to break footnotes across pages

FrameMaker vs InDesign

At 11:44 -0600 31/8/12, Graeme R Forbes wrote: >On the minus side, it's 99e on top of what you pay for ID; on the plus side, >it's really good and DTP Tools has excellent customer support. I also use both. Slight lack of structure support in InD, though ;-) -- Steve

seeking an ace in the San Diego area

I live in San Diego County. (FYI: The next closest ACI/ACE is in Orange County, not San Diego. Done.) David Creamer IDEAS Training http://www.ideastraining.com Adobe Authorized Instructor & Certified Expert since 1995 Authorized FrameMaker Consultant since 1991 David Creamer .

Another FM11 Review: DITA/XML expert focuses on specific improvements

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FrameMaker vs InDesign

I currently use FrameMaker to single-source PDF, online help (with RoboHelp), Word (with MIF2Go), text with layout (with MIF2Go and Word), and XHTML (with MIF2Go). I'm pretty fed up with FrameMaker 10 but InDesign's not among the practical alternatives. What I'd really like is a copy of

FM8? 9? > FM10 errors

For the record, the errors went away when I deleted and recreated the TOC and imported all formats from a current project. On Thu, Aug 30, 2012 at 3:03 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote: > I'm updating a project that was last updated with FM8 or 9. > > Updating the book or saving as PDF fails with

FrameMaker 10 Crashes When Saving a Book with Conditional Text and TT Edits

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