I created an EDD from the official DTDs for both DocBook 4.5 and
DocBook 5 and have parked them somewhere on one of my older hard drives.
I do not know whether much DocBook documentation is being done nowadays.
Gary
On 8/15/2014 4:44 PM, Theresa de Valence wrote:
Is there a place where I
Save the OpenOffice or LibreOffice ODT document as an DOC file and
simply import into FrameMaker. I have done that numerous times with FM 7.0.
Gary
On 1/24/2013 2:41 PM, Gillian Flato wrote:
>
> Anyone know a good tool for converting Open Office documents to
> FrameMaker?
>
> *Thank You,*
>
>
Save the OpenOffice or LibreOffice ODT document as an DOC file and
simply import into FrameMaker. I have done that numerous times with FM 7.0.
Gary
On 1/24/2013 2:41 PM, Gillian Flato wrote:
Anyone know a good tool for converting Open Office documents to
FrameMaker?
*Thank You,*
**
On 2/21/2012 3:46 PM, jburgdor wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of an automated method for doing drawing conversions
> from .vsd to .png?
>
One manual method...
Download LibreOffice 3.5.0 (if you do not have this office suite), and
then open the Draw application to open the Visio VSD file. From
On 2/21/2012 3:46 PM, jburgdor wrote:
Does anyone know of an automated method for doing drawing conversions
from .vsd to .png?
One manual method...
Download LibreOffice 3.5.0 (if you do not have this office suite), and
then open the Draw application to open the Visio VSD file. From
value "char" is fm property value char;*/
/*value "justify" is fm property value justify;*/
value "left" is fm property value left;
value "right" is fm property value right;
}
Gary
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Southwest Detroit, two miles NOR
value char;*/
/*value justify is fm property value justify;*/
value left is fm property value left;
value right is fm property value right;
}
Gary
--
Gary Schnabl
Southwest Detroit, two miles NORTH! of Canada--Windsor, that is...
___
You
, waiting a bit
should not hurt.
Gary
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available.
Version 10 should be released soon, along with the rest of the technical
suite that have not yet been updated. Once they become available, all
older FrameMaker versions should become even cheaper. So, waiting a bit
should not hurt.
Gary
--
Gary Schnabl
Southwest Detroit, two miles NORTH! of Canada--Windsor, that is...
into
FrameMaker without any problem. Then you can go on from there using a
conversion table to lend structure to those files after importing the
elements from the EDD file. Really quite simple, BTW, as long as you
know how to go about it.
Gary
--
Gary Schnabl
Southwest Detroit, two miles NORTH
import them into
Word 2007 or 2010, and export them as RTF files to import into
FrameMaker without any problem. Then you can go on from there using a
conversion table to lend structure to those files after importing the
elements from the EDD file. Really quite simple, BTW, as long as you
know h
On 12/24/2009 9:22 AM, Jack DeLand wrote:
http://books.google.com/books?id=TJSwqVS24CYCprintsec=frontcoverdq=read+me+firstcd=1#v=onepageq=f=false
It says it's a limited preview, but I was able to scroll all the way
from the front to the back cover.
AFAIK, you cannot copy and paste from
On 12/24/2009 9:22 AM, Jack DeLand wrote:
> http://books.google.com/books?id=TJSwqVS24CYC=frontcover=read+me+first=1#v=onepage==false
>
> It says it's a "limited preview," but I was able to scroll all the way
> from the front to the back cover.
>
AFAIK, you cannot copy and paste from an
syed.hos...@aeris.net wrote:
Hi, all.
My old laptop is not functioning and I need to migrate to a new one that
is now on my desk.
Unfortunately, I cannot find my FrameMaker 8 disks anywhere (although I
have the license info printed and saved away luckily) ... is there any
place on the
Syed.Hosain at aeris.net wrote:
> Hi, all.
>
> My old laptop is not functioning and I need to migrate to a new one that
> is now on my desk.
>
> Unfortunately, I cannot find my FrameMaker 8 disks anywhere (although I
> have the license info printed and saved away luckily) ... is there any
> place
FrameScript was offering a 25% discount that ended a few days ago. So, I
decided to finally purchase it.
Well, its menu did not install on FrameMaker nor did it install the two
(or more?) help and whatever HTML files into the FS root folder as it
should. Three years ago, an evaluation version
Shell, Robert wrote:
Dear Framers:
I have been enjoying unparalleled stability with my FM 8.p20? running on
Vista Business edition (with all updates). I have now graduated to the
Professional Communications Suite 2 and also bought FrameScript. I am a very
happy camper, although surveying
FrameScript was offering a 25% discount that ended a few days ago. So, I
decided to finally purchase it.
Well, its menu did not install on FrameMaker nor did it install the two
(or more?) help and whatever HTML files into the FS root folder as it
should. Three years ago, an evaluation version
Shell, Robert wrote:
> Dear Framers:
> I have been enjoying unparalleled stability with my FM 8.p20? running on
> Vista Business edition (with all updates). I have now graduated to the
> Professional Communications Suite 2 and also bought FrameScript. I am a very
> happy camper, although
Garnier Garnier wrote:
Hello Listers,
I am about to explore DocBook. I am sure some of the listers must be using it
or have used it in the past. Could you please share your experience? Went
through some of the details over the net and it seems a good tool to switch
to but involves a
Art Campbell wrote:
Gary,
Hasn't 5.1 been released to fix the problems that 5.0 had? I was
hearing about it, but don't use it (yet) so I haven't tracked it down.
Art
Found this while searching for 5.1:
DocBook Technical Committee Meeting Minutes: 15 April 2009
View: New views
Garnier Garnier wrote:
Hello Listers,
I am about to explore DocBook. I am sure some of the listers must be using it
or have used it in the past. Could you please share your experience? Went
through some of the details over the net and it seems a good tool to switch
to but involves a
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Hello Listers,
>
> I am about to explore DocBook. I am sure some of the listers must be using it
> or have used it in the past. Could you please share your experience? Went
> through some of the details over the net and it seems a good tool to switch
> to but involves
Art Campbell wrote:
> Gary,
> Hasn't 5.1 been released to fix the problems that 5.0 had? I was
> hearing about it, but don't use it (yet) so I haven't tracked it down.
>
> Art
>
> Art Campbell
>
I did not know that 5.1 was available. The DTD nonnormative version of
5.0 was admittedly
Art Campbell wrote:
> Gary,
> Hasn't 5.1 been released to fix the problems that 5.0 had? I was
> hearing about it, but don't use it (yet) so I haven't tracked it down.
>
> Art
>
Found this while searching for 5.1:
DocBook Technical Committee Meeting Minutes: 15 April 2009
View: New views
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Hello Listers,
>
> I am about to explore DocBook. I am sure some of the listers must be using it
> or have used it in the past. Could you please share your experience? Went
> through some of the details over the net and it seems a good tool to switch
> to but involves
Garnier Garnier wrote:
Hello Listers,
I have a question:
Which is the ideal font that is supported by all browsers, and on Windows and
Linux?
The html page that I am working on does not use any specific fonts or size.
The Heading uses the H2 tag and the body uses the body tag.
syed.hos...@aeris.net wrote:
For standard typefaces embedded in print PDF documents, I use Palatino
Linotype for serifs, the new (free) Inconsolata-dk for monospaced, and
any of a number of sans-serif typefaces--usually Arial, Verdana,
Calibri., etc.
Hi, Gary.
Did you mean
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Hello Listers,
>
> I have a question:
>
> Which is the ideal font that is supported by all browsers, and on Windows and
> Linux?
>
> The html page that I am working on does not use any specific fonts or size.
> The Heading uses the H2 tag and the body uses the
Reng, Dr. Winfried wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>> My _personal_ preference leans to the new MS fonts (Cambria,
>> I think it
>> was) that were released with Vista, based on having edited two papers
>> that used them and from an IEEE Spectrum article about the
>> research involved
>> in their creation.
Syed.Hosain at aeris.net wrote:
>> For standard typefaces embedded in print PDF documents, I use Palatino
>>
> Linotype for serifs, the new (free) Inconsolata-dk for monospaced, and
> any of a number of sans-serif typefaces--usually Arial, Verdana,
> Calibri., etc.
>
> Hi, Gary.
>
> Did you
Garnier Garnier wrote:
Hello Framers,
Indeed sad to note that Adobe does not bother to resolve customer issues. We
have licensed version of Acrobat Pro 9.0 and our IT has filed a case ticket
as per the vendor/customer policy. Its over 10 days now but Adobe has not
responded yet. I am
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> Hello Framers,
>
> Indeed sad to note that Adobe does not bother to resolve customer issues. We
> have licensed version of Acrobat Pro 9.0 and our IT has filed a case ticket
> as per the vendor/customer policy. Its over 10 days now but Adobe has not
> responded yet. I
Diane Gaskill wrote:
Hi Framers,
I have the FM7 version of the XML cookbook and I am wondering if there is a
version for FM8 or FM9. Or am I wishing too hard?
Thanks lots.
Diane Gaskill
Hitachi Data Systems
I had corrected a whole manure pile full of errors in the FM7 (and
only?)
Diane Gaskill wrote:
> Hi Framers,
>
> I have the FM7 version of the XML cookbook and I am wondering if there is a
> version for FM8 or FM9. Or am I wishing too hard?
>
> Thanks lots.
>
> Diane Gaskill
> Hitachi Data Systems
>
I had corrected a whole manure pile full of errors in the FM7 (and
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