Classification: NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED
Does the same in XP/FM9p250 unstructured, although I found that ending
one of the FM processes in Task Manager zapped the second instance as
well, and CPU usage died down immediately.
However, one has to ask why one would want to import formats from
Subject: RE: FrameMaker 9 Repeatable Hard Crash
Classification: NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED
Does the same in XP/FM9p250 unstructured, although I found that ending
one of the FM processes in Task Manager zapped the second instance as
well, and CPU usage died down immediately.
However, one has to ask why
FM9.0p237 on Windows 7 and I get the same result. If I click outside the table
(not in the title, not in the body of it) and try to
import, it works fine.
The process I followed was to launch FM, then file new document portrait.
File Save As to my desktop as _DELETEME.fm and
then inserted a
Followed your directions (3 times in an unstructured doc from different
templates) and can't get it to happen on W7.
Tried it with both the default titled Format A and untitled.
What other add-ins are on your system?
Any scripts related to tables or new documents?
Art
Art Campbell
Cc: FrameMaker List
Subject: Re: FrameMaker 9 Repeatable Hard Crash
Followed your directions (3 times in an unstructured doc from different
templates) and can't get it to happen on W7.
Tried it with both the default titled Format A and untitled.
What other add-ins are on your system?
Any scripts
Hi Oran,
I'm unable to reproduce the bug on FM9p250 Win7. What settings are you using on
the Import Formats dialog? Or does it matter what settings you use?
--Mike
Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 05:17:15 +
From: orand...@comcast.net
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: FrameMaker
: FrameMaker 9 Repeatable Hard Crash
Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 10:42:36 -0400
FM9.0p237 on Windows 7 and I get the same result. If I click outside the
table (not in the title, not in the body of it) and try to
import, it works fine.
The process I followed was to launch FM, then file new document
