You could make a simple batch file to delete the two FNTCACHE.DAT files
and put on the Quick Start section of the taskbar, or wherever it's
convenient for you. This doesn't completely automate the process, but
it's close.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Ken Stitzel wrote:
> THANK YOU to the longsuffe
I have a client who has a pretty hot fire. I need to find a way to convert
about 50 tables developed in FrameMaker to Excel spreadsheets. Does anyone have
any suggestions?
I am using:
FrameMaker 7.0
Windows XP
Excel 2007
I also have the tables in a WordPerfect format
Howard Rauch
Technolog
Howard,
1. Save the Table files as text files
2. In the Frame dialog, delineate as needed.
3. Open the text files in Excel
4. Select appropriate options on the Excel text import wizard
5. Import the text.
-Gillian
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Emily/all,
Just for the record, this isn't a problem on my system. I still have 20
GB free on my hard drive, although I suppose the existing files could
use defragmenting.
Deleting FNTCACHE.DAT still seems to be doing the trick for me.
Thanks also to Shmuel and Mike for the advice on the batch
You could make a simple batch file to delete the two FNTCACHE.DAT files
and put on the Quick Start section of the taskbar, or wherever it's
convenient for you. This doesn't completely automate the process, but
it's close.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Ken Stitzel wrote:
> THANK YOU to the longsuffe
I have a client who has a pretty hot fire. I need to find a way to convert
about 50 tables developed in FrameMaker to Excel spreadsheets. Does anyone have
any suggestions?
I am using:
FrameMaker 7.0
Windows XP
Excel 2007
I also have the tables in a WordPerfect format
Howard Rauch
Technolo
Howard,
1. Save the Table files as text files
2. In the Frame dialog, delineate as needed.
3. Open the text files in Excel
4. Select appropriate options on the Excel text import wizard
5. Import the text.
-Gillian
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