Hi Peter,
When you open a FrameMaker binary file with a text editor, it will
show the FrameMaker version of this file in the very first line. In my case:
MakerFile 10.0
How does your first line look like?
Best regards
Winfried
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This example demonstrates that Frame needs to use a standard format. I
suggest EPUB using XHTML5 and CSS3. Adobe might be pleasantly surprised that
they could successfully compete against Microsoft Word. This leads to the
question of what are the capabilities of Frame 11 to import XML schemas
FYI -- one of the hallmarks of FrameMaker is the stability of its file format
over the years. As with the others who have previously posted, I have opened
very old versions of FrameMaker (e.g. 3.5) in FrameMaker 9 while still in the
translation industry.
Incidentally, if you take a current or
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Tablets via RoboHelp adobe.ly/Z9FL2Lhttp://adobe.ly/Z9FL2L
Several past webinars have focused on the mechanics of setting up a custom
project with your desired layout and features in RoboHelp 10 for publishing to
Thank you, Simon! That was exactly the problem! I turned off Microsoft
Security Essentials [MSE] and that solved the problem. I first tried to
disable the Adobe .exe files - that didn't help. I had to disable MSE. I
did alert the folks I had talked to at Adobe support, so hopefully they can
post
At 09:24 + 11/3/13, Steve Rickaby wrote:
Or maybe the file type/extent got changed accidentally, but the contents are
still Frame?
I should have amplified this. I have had it happen on my system: a bunch of old
(Frame 3) files mysteriously acquired a '.doc' extension, but the contents were
Have you in the past, imported styles from other documents?
Alan
On 12/03/13 8:25 AM, Karen Robbins wrote:
Hi Framers,
I went into an older template file and wanted to try mapping some master
pages, so I opened the reference pages. There is only one in this
file--the footnote/lines reference
Hi Karen,
You can get the Reference Page you need by choosing Format Page Layout
Apply Master Pages. Please let me know if you have any questions or
comments. Thank you very much.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-283-5045
r...@frameexpert.com
From:
Hi, guys...
Over the next few days, I'll be needing to insert hundreds of hyperlinks.
Right now, it is a three step process.
Copy and paste the hyperlink.
Highlight it, then select Special Hypertext Command Go To URL, paste
hyperlink all over again.
Highlight hyperlink
FrameMaker would be of zero use to me and many other people if they
changed their source format, since that would break all the add-ons
that make it valuable.
FrameMaker already supports (more or less) a standard source format, DITA XML.
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 4:22 PM, Robert Leif
Hi John,
FrameMaker 11 comes with the ExtendScript scripting environment built in. I
can probably write you script to automate the task. Please contact me
off-list if you are interested. If I can see a sample of what you are doing,
I can tell you what is involved. Thanks.
Rick
Rick Quatro
This example demonstrates that Frame needs to use a standard format. I
suggest EPUB...
EPUB? Yeesh. I do books for print. The typography in EPUB is horrible. There's
no letterpacing in justified text. You get big, fat word spaces instead-- and
rivers of white. EPUB is just plain ugly.
Mike
Mike Wickham wrote:
This example demonstrates that Frame needs to use a standard format. I
suggest EPUB...
EPUB? Yeesh. I do books for print. The typography in EPUB is horrible. There's
no letterpacing in justified text. You get big, fat word spaces instead-- and
rivers of white. EPUB
Hi Rick, I did exactly that... new doc, format-page layout-apply..., then
imported my old doc's master pages (and everything else but reference
pages) into the new. Given the odd behavior of the old doc's one reference
page, I thought this the safer approach.
Now I just have to make the pages
What files are you trying to open on Windows. The Resource Fork or the
Data Fork?
It is possible that the two parts of the Mac file have become separated
on Windows and you are trying to open the file that contains no data.
Alan
On 10/03/13 9:23 AM, Graeme R Forbes wrote:
>> So FrameViewer
Oh right, yes. :}
I read "14 years worth of FM docs on the Macs" and skipped over "spend
most of my time on nowadays". Inference, 14 years of Mac files :D
hahaha
Alan
On 11/03/13 9:37 AM, Fred Ridder wrote:
> I think you may be misinterpreting Graeme's situation, Alan.
> I think what he is
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At 14:39 -0700 10/3/13, Robert Lauriston wrote:
>If a bunch of files that used to be in FrameMaker format are now in
>Word format, someone converted them. FM11 has nothing to do with it.
Or maybe the file type/extent got changed accidentally, but the contents are
still Frame?
--
Steve
At 09:24 + 11/3/13, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>Or maybe the file type/extent got changed accidentally, but the contents are
>still Frame?
I should have amplified this. I have had it happen on my system: a bunch of old
(Frame 3) files mysteriously acquired a '.doc' extension, but the contents
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t does have all the default reference pages and thus includes
the UnstructMasterPageMaps table)?
Thanks,
Karen
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Hi, guys...
Over the next few days, I'll be needing to insert hundreds of hyperlinks.
Right now, it is a three step process.
Copy and paste the hyperlink.
Highlight it, then select Special > Hypertext > Command Go To URL, paste
hyperlink all over again.
Highlight hyperlink
FrameMaker would be of zero use to me and many other people if they
changed their source format, since that would break all the add-ons
that make it valuable.
FrameMaker already supports (more or less) a standard source format, DITA XML.
On Sun, Mar 10, 2013 at 4:22 PM, Robert Leif wrote:
>
Hi John,
FrameMaker 11 comes with the ExtendScript scripting environment built in. I
can probably write you script to automate the task. Please contact me
off-list if you are interested. If I can see a sample of what you are doing,
I can tell you what is involved. Thanks.
Rick
Rick Quatro
> This example demonstrates that Frame needs to use a standard format. I
suggest EPUB...
EPUB? Yeesh. I do books for print. The typography in EPUB is horrible. There's
no letterpacing in justified text. You get big, fat word spaces instead-- and
rivers of white. EPUB is just plain ugly.
Mike
Mike Wickham wrote:
> > This example demonstrates that Frame needs to use a standard format. I
> suggest EPUB...
>
> EPUB? Yeesh. I do books for print. The typography in EPUB is horrible. There's
> no letterpacing in justified text. You get big, fat word spaces instead-- and
> rivers of white.
gt;
> Rick Quatro
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It's more efficient to apply the character format before inserting the
hyperlink, since it stays highlighted.
I'm sure it's possible to automate that with ExtendScript or
FrameScript, or maybe with a free Windows keystroke macro recorder
utility.
On Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 6:41 AM, wrote:
> Over
Thanks, guys...
Looks like, without coding, I'm not going to be trimming alot off the
process and being that I'll probably finish by Wed., any time savings from
automating it will be eaten up by the time to implement the solution. If
the answers did anything, it showed I was at least doing it the
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