Hi Karen,
If you start FrameMaker (11) from the command line (as administrator) with the
-reg flag, the registry will be updated and connect FM11 to all FM extensions.
In the FM folder is a file named 'fmreg.txt' that will be invoked either when
you start FM for the first time or when you use
Hi Karen,
If you start FrameMaker (11) from the command line (as administrator) with the
-reg flag, the registry will be updated and connect FM11 to all FM extensions.
In the FM folder is a file named 'fmreg.txt' that will be invoked either when
you start FM for the first time or when you use
If there are any Mac/Parallels users out there who may be faced with this
situation, one solution is to use Apple's Automator. An application (app)
with just two actions -- get folder contents, set application for files --
does the trick. Drag the actions into Automator's composition window.
Select
If there are any Mac/Parallels users out there who may be faced with this
situation, one solution is to use Apple's Automator. An application (app)
with just two actions -- get folder contents, set application for files --
does the trick. Drag the actions into Automator's composition window.
Select
Good point, Richard. Yes, this project is a book--that is revised
quarterly with about 15 files, total about 100 pages. I usually don't
book the files until later in the project, when it's time to finalize
pagination; while multiple users are working on the files there's no
particular need to w
Good point, Richard. Yes, this project is a book--that is revised
quarterly with about 15 files, total about 100 pages. I usually don't
book the files until later in the project, when it's time to finalize
pagination; while multiple users are working on the files there's no
particular need to w
Karen Robbins wrote:
> I'm using a virtual Windows 7 machine (via Parallels), where Windows
> and Mac share everything--it's supposed to be seamless. If I double-
> click on these files from within the Windows Explorer, they now open
> with v11; but when I do it from the Mac desktop, they still t
Karen Robbins wrote:
> I'm using a virtual Windows 7 machine (via Parallels), where Windows
> and Mac share everything--it's supposed to be seamless. If I double-
> click on these files from within the Windows Explorer, they now open
> with v11; but when I do it from the Mac desktop, they still tr
You are correct Art, I guess, I misunderstood the case, my bad.
@Karen, you can also, try right clicking to your FM Doc and choose Open
with -- Default Program and choose FrameMaker 11 as application (browse)
and check the checkbox for using this application always.
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 1:59
Hi Karen,
As they have been upgraded to Fm 11, when you opened them in that release
so, you may not be open them again, in FM9 this way. Try saving your
Documents as MIF7 (File-- Saves as -- MIF7 format and then try again)
See if it works!
Thanks,
Anjaneai
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 1:51 AM, Karen
Ø Thanks for pointing me to the file properties. I'm a Mac person, there is
much in Windows I don't know. :-) The files are now identified as Frame 11
files (not Frame 9), and in the properties they are set to open with Frame 11.
Actually, it is not part of the files themselves ... it is a sett
? Thanks for pointing me to the file properties. I'm a Mac person, there is
much in Windows I don't know. :-) The files are now identified as Frame 11
files (not Frame 9), and in the properties they are set to open with Frame 11.
Actually, it is not part of the files themselves ... it is a sett
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 3:22 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Make files open in correct version
I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several files in v11. However,
when I double-click to open any of them, they attempt to open in v9, fail, and
display this
Assuming W7: Control Panel > Default Programs > Set Associations.
Scroll down to .fm and/or .book, click Change Program, and remap the
program path from FM9 to FM 11.
Cheers,
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vinc
Thanks for pointing me to the file properties. I'm a Mac person, there is
much in Windows I don't know. :-) The files are now identified as Frame 11
files (not Frame 9), and in the properties they are set to open with Frame
11.
I'm using a virtual Windows 7 machine (via Parallels), where Windows a
Thanks for pointing me to the file properties. I'm a Mac person, there is
much in Windows I don't know. :-) The files are now identified as Frame 11
files (not Frame 9), and in the properties they are set to open with Frame
11.
I'm using a virtual Windows 7 machine (via Parallels), where Windows a
You are correct Art, I guess, I misunderstood the case, my bad.
@Karen, you can also, try right clicking to your FM Doc and choose Open
with -- Default Program and choose FrameMaker 11 as application (browse)
and check the checkbox for using this application always.
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 1:59
Right-click a .book file, select Open With, check "Always use the
selected program to open this kind of file," select FM11 (browse if
necessary), OK.
Do the same with an .fm file.
On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 12:21 PM, Karen Robbins wrote:
> I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several file
Hi Karen,
As they have been upgraded to Fm 11, when you opened them in that release
so, you may not be open them again, in FM9 this way. Try saving your
Documents as MIF7 (File-- Saves as -- MIF7 format and then try again)
See if it works!
Thanks,
Anjaneai
On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 1:51 AM, Karen
Karen Robbins wrote:
> I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several files in v11.
> However, when I double-click to open any of them, they attempt to open
> in v9, fail, and display this error message: "Although [file path and
> name] appears to be a FrameMaker document, it can't be ope
Karen Robbins wrote:
> I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several files in v11.
> However, when I double-click to open any of them, they attempt to open
> in v9, fail, and display this error message: "Although [file path and
> name] appears to be a FrameMaker document, it can't be open
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2013 3:22 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Make files open in correct version
I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several files in v11. However,
when I double-click to open any of them, they attempt to open in v9, fail, and
display this error me
Assuming W7: Control Panel > Default Programs > Set Associations.
Scroll down to .fm and/or .book, click Change Program, and remap the
program path from FM9 to FM 11.
Cheers,
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent
Right-click a .book file, select Open With, check "Always use the
selected program to open this kind of file," select FM11 (browse if
necessary), OK.
Do the same with an .fm file.
On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 12:21 PM, Karen Robbins
wrote:
> I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several fil
I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several files in v11.
However, when I double-click to open any of them, they attempt to open in
v9, fail, and display this error message: "Although [file path and name]
appears to be a FrameMaker document, it can't be opened with this release
of the pr
I recently moved from Frame 9 to 11. I updated several files in v11.
However, when I double-click to open any of them, they attempt to open in
v9, fail, and display this error message: "Although [file path and name]
appears to be a FrameMaker document, it can't be opened with this release
of the pr
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