In the wee hours of the morning, I was putting the finishing touches on a
30-page report that was slightly past due. I was literally on the final page,
when the History window unexpectedly popped up. Honestly, I didn't know that
Frame 9 had a history window. I was vaguely aware that it probably
In the wee hours of the morning, I was putting the finishing touches on a
30-page report that was slightly past due. I was literally on the final page,
when the "History" window unexpectedly popped up. Honestly, I didn't know that
Frame 9 had a history window. I was vaguely aware that it
OK, so I had to dash off my own Happy Anniversary posting:
http://cys.me/node/286
Rick.
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OK, so I had to dash off my own Happy Anniversary posting:
http://cys.me/node/286
Rick.
Here's an example:
I did both the writing and compositing on my previous book, published with a
different publisher. My current publisher insists on using their own
compositor. The one they hired uses Frame 7. So I've taken my Frame 9 files,
saved them all as Frame 7 MIFs, including the book
Here's an example:
I did both the writing and compositing on my previous book, published with a
different publisher. My current publisher insists on using their own
compositor. The one they hired uses Frame 7. So I've taken my Frame 9 files,
saved them all as Frame 7 MIFs, including the book
I admit I'm astonished that any software product manager could ask about the
market for a Light version of their product.
I thought the industry had already proven - time and again - that such things
never thrive.
If they want to expand the market for Frame, why not bring back the Mac/Unix
I admit I'm astonished that any software product manager could ask about the
market for a "Light" version of their product.
I thought the industry had already proven - time and again - that such things
never thrive.
If they want to expand the market for Frame, why not bring back the Mac/Unix
First of all, good for you for asking such a basic question - I wonder how many
other people get emails from this list and don't understand how the process
works.
This discussion list runs entirely through email.
When you send a question to framers@lists.frameusers.com, it goes through
email
First of all, good for you for asking such a basic question - I wonder how many
other people get emails from this list and don't understand how the process
works.
This discussion list runs entirely through email.
When you send a question to "framers at lists.frameusers.com," it goes through
I've been doing that a lot recently - I have tables of terms that I need to
de-table to put into sorted list.
I simply select all the cells I want, and paste them into a text editor. My
usual choice is TextPad, though it may also work with NotePad.
The cells turn into text with tabs between
I've been doing that a lot recently - I have tables of terms that I need to
de-table to put into sorted list.
I simply select all the cells I want, and paste them into a text editor. My
usual choice is TextPad, though it may also work with NotePad.
The cells turn into text with tabs between
On Jul 23, 2010, at 9:31 AM, boe...@gedok.com wrote:
Hi, there,
we here were working as long as possible with our old Framemaker 7 on the
mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
mac... :-(
Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
Admission: It's
On Jul 24, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Steve Johnson wrote:
VMWare ... what? Player? Workstation? Server, etc?
VMWare Fusion. It's a 'player' that runs on the Mac.
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On Jul 23, 2010, at 9:31 AM, boenat at gedok.com wrote:
> Hi, there,
>
> we here were working as long as possible with our old Framemaker 7 on the
> mac. Adobe got us on the wrong foot with discontinuing Framemaker on the
> mac... :-(
Brag: I'm using Frame 9 on an Intel Mac Pro
Admission:
On Jul 24, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Steve Johnson wrote:
> VMWare ... what? Player? Workstation? Server, etc?
VMWare Fusion. It's a 'player' that runs on the Mac.
Keep in mind that there are two parts to every cross reference: the text that
refers, and the text referred to. You need both files open to create a cross
reference and you must save BOTH files to preserve the cross reference.
As far a I know, you can't create a cross reference to a read-only
Keep in mind that there are two parts to every cross reference: the text that
refers, and the text referred to. You need both files open to create a cross
reference and you must save BOTH files to preserve the cross reference.
As far a I know, you can't create a cross reference to a read-only
Regarding Frame vs Word, let me explain how I use it: I'm a consultant
whose vice is book writing. I've been writing books with unstructured
Frame since version 4. I'm also obliged to use MS Word when writing
reports for clients.
Rather than list strong points of each, let me list weak
Regarding Frame vs Word, let me explain how I use it: I'm a consultant
whose vice is book writing. I've been writing books with unstructured
Frame since version 4. I'm also obliged to use MS Word when writing
reports for clients.
Rather than list strong points of each, let me list weak
I wrote my first two books by creating huge outlines in ThinkTank or
MORE, and importing them into Framemaker. The last book was published
in 2001 using Frame 5 or a Mac (grumble grumble). The MORE-to-Frame
conversion created five levels of headings which became chapters,
sections,
I wrote my first two books by creating huge outlines in ThinkTank or
MORE, and importing them into Framemaker. The last book was published
in 2001 using Frame 5 or a Mac (grumble grumble). The MORE-to-Frame
conversion created five levels of headings which became chapters,
sections,
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