Okay. I see now that I wasn't even seeing the TOC window at 1920 pixels
wide because I have IE set to display at 150%. So I didn't know what I
was missing. When I dropped down to 125% view, it popped in.
Mike Wickham
On 12/15/2014 1:33 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
At around 1280 pixels or wide
At around 1280 pixels or wider, there's a TOC nav tree in a left-hand
pane. In the middle of the border between the TOC and the topic pane,
there's a left arrow you can click to minimize the TOC. Minimized,
there's a right arrow to expand it.
At less than 1280, the expanded or minimized TOC disapp
I'm viewing on a monitor, not a phone. For me, the TOC button moves to
the bottom of the screen when window size is reduced.
Mike Wickham
On 12/15/2014 12:53 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
That seems like really bad UI to me. Not only does the TOC disappear,
there's nothing you can click on to ge
Robert,The previous version is installed with FrameMaker 12 as a chm. It even
has the Endnotes sections.I have the PDF of the CHM. Can't remember where I
found it though. If you want a copy I can forward.Dave Spreadbury
On Monday, December 15, 2014 12:54 PM, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
That seems like really bad UI to me. Not only does the TOC disappear,
there's nothing you can click on to get it.
Is that the default appearance of FrameMaker's / RoboHelp's Responsive
HTML5 output? To me it looks amateurish and ugly, the kind of bad
design that I was happy to lose when I migrated
Sorry if this is obvious to some .. I'm thinking it's not obvious to all.
This Help system *is* responsive .. it's just that the "response" points
seem to be at odd sizes (at least to me). If your browser window is
around 1300px wide, you'll get the "full" set of features. At around
1000px you
Nodland
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2014 8:54 AM
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Subject: Re: online FrameMaker 12 Documentation totally revamped; in PDF
I agree. I downloaded the PDF instead. A lot of web content seems to be going
the way of cell phone/small screen display. In the USA I see more
I agree. I downloaded the PDF instead. A lot of web content seems to be
going the way of cell phone/small screen display. In the USA I see more
and more sites starting to look like cell phone displays with less real
information. It appears that instead of implementing responsive HTML,
companies
I don't wanna be overly blunt, but the new online help basically looks terrible
(on my Windows 7 / IE10 default setup). The fonts are enormous and you have to
click through too many layers of headings to find anything,
with no ToC or breadcrumb trail.
The plain fact is that the printed manual tr
Just compare the TOC of the help file that ships with Frame 12 against the TOC
of the new guide.The chapter that includes endnotes, in the current version, is
missing several sections in the new version.A simple search of the new version
for 'endnotes' will come back with "Not Found".
On
The word "endnote" does not appear in the new PDF, so that's pretty
definitely gone.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 4:21 PM, Mike Wickham wrote:
> Are you sure the items are missing?
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Are you sure the items are missing? The blog about the new help files said:
"*/Content organization:/* FrameMaker is a powerful product packed with
rich functionality. However, not all users use all of its functionality
all the time. While improving the guide, we made a conscious attempt to
mi
The new version has larger type, more white space, more headings, and
lower dpi for screen shots, so, for example, the content on page 347
of the new version takes only about 3/4 of page 230 in the old
version.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 12:18 PM, David Spreadbury wrote:
> From the size of the "New"
, 2014 12:03 PM
To: Maxwell Hoffmann; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: online FrameMaker 12 Documentation totally revamped; in PDF and
HTML5
The search seems to be broken, e.g. the results for "footnote" do not include
this "Create and edit footnotes" topic:
http://
>From the size of the "New" version, compared to the "Old" version, I would
>expect a lot of good stuff.Old has just shy of 700 pages. New has just shy of
>1000 pages.That's 300 pages of information that wasn't available in the
>"Old".I have to ask, why are there items missing from the "New"?
I have not looked at the content yet, but Adobe documentation should be an
exemplar, and IMHO a four-level TOC is not.
--
Steve
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Robert,Comparing the TOC of the "New" Using Framemaker 12 against the TOC of
the one you referenced this morning (see below) concerning endnotes, there are
several sections missing in the "New" version.Maybe keeping both links
available would be a temporary fix.Just like I keep a copy of the Fra
The search seems to be broken, e.g. the results for "footnote" do not
include this "Create and edit footnotes" topic:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/framemaker/using/WS6C3D24E6-2965-48bb-B6CF-50D1439AEB01.html
Or maybe you just cut some content. Searching for "endnote" finds nothing.
Something's wr
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2014 11:37 AM
To: Maxwell Hoffmann; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: online FrameMaker 12 Documentation totally revamped; in PDF and
HTML5
That obfuscated link resolves to
http://help.stage.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/12.0/
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Subject: Re: online FrameMaker 12 Documentation totally revamped; in PDF and
HTML5
That obfuscated link resolves to
http://help.stage.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/12.0/Help/Using/index.html
which is presumably your internal-only staging area.
If you remove the "stage."
That obfuscated link resolves to
http://help.stage.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/12.0/Help/Using/index.html
which is presumably your internal-only staging area.
If you remove the "stage." it works correctly.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 10:53 AM, Maxwell Hoffmann wrote:
> Here are the direct links to th
Try the non-stage versions of the URLs ..
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/12.0/Help/Using/index.html#t=using-framemaker-12%2Ffrm_getstarted_gs%2Ffrm_getstarted_gs-1.htm
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/12.0/Help/using-framemaker-12.pdf
Cheers!
...scott
On 12/12/14 11:17 AM, Lind
Hi Maxwell
I'd love to see the HTML 5 Responsive layout but neither link works for me
in FF or Chrome.
Linda
On Fri, Dec 12, 2014 at 10:53 AM, Maxwell Hoffmann
wrote:
>
> Adobe has updated online Documentation for FrameMaker 12 (click the HELP
> button to try it out.)
>
> The TWEET below has li
Maxwell,It would be great to be able to download the PDF or link to the HTML
version but both links above don't work.My preference would be the PDF. I
prefer to have a local copy.The HTML5 link does work.
On Friday, December 12, 2014 12:53 PM, Maxwell Hoffmann
wrote:
Adobe has upda
Adobe has updated online Documentation for FrameMaker 12 (click the HELP button
to try it out.)
The TWEET below has link to blog with details and illustrations:
NEW #FrameMaker User’s Guide: Sliced, Diced, and Enhanced [Now in HTML5
Responsive Layout!] - adobe.ly/1yGIrTH
Here are the direct li
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