Hello everyone,
Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was
to import them using "RTF_Japanese_Import."
Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in
tables. The tables come in, bu
Hello everyone,
Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was
to import them using "RTF_Japanese_Import."
Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in
tables. The tables come in, bu
Hello everyone,
Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was
to import them using "RTF_Japanese_Import."
Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in
tables. The tables come in, bu
Hello everyone,
Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was
to import them using "RTF_Japanese_Import."
Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in
tables. The tables come in, bu
At 14:20 -0600 21/4/08, Graeme R Forbes wrote:
>In FM7 I find that the Japanese filter is still the best one, at
>least for export to Word.
Ok: good to know. But the key difference in the filter pack in FrameMaker 7 for
Mac would seem to be the improvement in quality of the native Word import.
At 14:20 -0600 21/4/08, Graeme R Forbes wrote:
>In FM7 I find that the Japanese filter is still the best one, at
>least for export to Word.
Ok: good to know. But the key difference in the filter pack in FrameMaker 7 for
Mac would seem to be the improvement in quality of the native Word import.
Steve wrote:
>Back in FrameMaker 6 for Mac, for some unfathomable reason, the
>'Japanese' RTF import filter worked better than the other one.
In FM7 I find that the Japanese filter is still the best one, at
least for export to Word.
Graeme Forbes
Steve wrote:
>Back in FrameMaker 6 for Mac, for some unfathomable reason, the
>'Japanese' RTF import filter worked better than the other one.
In FM7 I find that the Japanese filter is still the best one, at
least for export to Word.
Graeme Forbes
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At 10:12 -0400 18/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up a search on
>eBay for one.
>
>After I sent the initial message, I Googled "Mastersoft" in the dead of night
>and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on another list that men
At 19:30 -0400 17/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>I can open FrameMaker alright, but it won't import the French Word
>files. The error message reads:
>
>"Mastersoft Error: From -Side Converter returned error 3"
If it helps at all (which it probably doesn't), my archives say that error 3 is
'ille
Though if you have an Intel Mac an upgrade to OS X 10.5 will give you Bootcamp,
and the ability to run Windows
natively. I know that begs the question, as then you have to have a copy of
Windows, and a copy of FM for Windows. At
least it allows you to move back and forth. The other method is to
Steve's right about FM running in native mode, of course... I was
thinking of running FM 8 on her Mac under a Windows emulator.
Art
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 10:01 AM, Steve Rickaby
wrote:
> At 19:30 -0400 17/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>
> >I can open FrameMaker alright, but it won't import th
Though if you have an Intel Mac an upgrade to OS X 10.5 will give you Bootcamp,
and the ability to run Windows
natively. I know that begs the question, as then you have to have a copy of
Windows, and a copy of FM for Windows. At
least it allows you to move back and forth. The other method is to
Art Campbell wrote (in part):
> The easiest way to open a Word file in Frame is not to... Instead,
> save Word as an RTF and open that. (Note that I'm saying Open -- not
> Import. Import implies that the file is imported as an object within
> Frame, which isn't what you should be trying to do.)
I
You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up a
search on eBay for one.
After I sent the initial message, I Googled "Mastersoft" in the dead
of night and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on another
list that mentioned Importing (Copy Into Document), setting the
You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up a
search on eBay for one.
After I sent the initial message, I Googled "Mastersoft" in the dead
of night and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on another
list that mentioned Importing (Copy Into Document), setting the
To: Louise Moritsugu
Cc: Framers List
Subject: Re: OS X 10.4.11 -- can't import files from Word
Ignoring the question of language compatibility...
The easiest way to open a Word file in Frame is not to... Instead, save
Word as an RTF and open that. (Note that I'm saying Open -- not Import.
Imp
Mastersoft provided some of FM's conversion filters at one time. The
error is in the conversion filter, not FM itself. Apparently the
Japanese RTF filter is/was smarter than the standard RTF filter.
I believe around that time, even Word had problems importing Word
files because of file-format chan
Ignoring the question of language compatibility...
The easiest way to open a Word file in Frame is not to... Instead,
save Word as an RTF and open that. (Note that I'm saying Open -- not
Import. Import implies that the file is imported as an object within
Frame, which isn't what you should be try
Steve's right about FM running in native mode, of course... I was
thinking of running FM 8 on her Mac under a Windows emulator.
Art
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 10:01 AM, Steve Rickaby
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 19:30 -0400 17/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>
> >I can open FrameMaker alright, but
Mastersoft provided some of FM's conversion filters at one time. The
error is in the conversion filter, not FM itself. Apparently the
Japanese RTF filter is/was smarter than the standard RTF filter.
I believe around that time, even Word had problems importing Word
files because of file-format chan
At 10:12 -0400 18/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up a search on
>eBay for one.
>
>After I sent the initial message, I Googled "Mastersoft" in the dead of night
>and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on another list that men
Art Campbell wrote (in part):
> The easiest way to open a Word file in Frame is not to... Instead,
> save Word as an RTF and open that. (Note that I'm saying Open -- not
> Import. Import implies that the file is imported as an object within
> Frame, which isn't what you should be trying to do.)
: Re: OS X 10.4.11 -- can't import files from Word
Ignoring the question of language compatibility...
The easiest way to open a Word file in Frame is not to... Instead, save
Word as an RTF and open that. (Note that I'm saying Open -- not Import.
Import implies that the file is imported
At 19:30 -0400 17/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>I can open FrameMaker alright, but it won't import the French Word
>files. The error message reads:
>
>"Mastersoft Error: From -Side Converter returned error 3"
If it helps at all (which it probably doesn't), my archives say that error 3 is
'ille
Ignoring the question of language compatibility...
The easiest way to open a Word file in Frame is not to... Instead,
save Word as an RTF and open that. (Note that I'm saying Open -- not
Import. Import implies that the file is imported as an object within
Frame, which isn't what you should be try
Hi,
I'm just starting a French version of an English book I completed a
few months ago.
The Eng was done in FM 6.0 on OSX 10.3.x (9?).
I'm trying to do the French in FM 6.O on OSX 10.4.11.
I can open FrameMaker alright, but it won't import the French Word
files. The error message reads:
"M
Hi,
I'm just starting a French version of an English book I completed a
few months ago.
The Eng was done in FM 6.0 on OSX 10.3.x (9?).
I'm trying to do the French in FM 6.O on OSX 10.4.11.
I can open FrameMaker alright, but it won't import the French Word
files. The error message reads:
"M
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