Hi
I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
.mif files. Do you know where I can get such a plugin?
We are starting up Trados translation and as part of that all files need
to be saved as .mif files.
Med venlig hilsen - Best regards
Verner Andersen
Technical Writer
Andersen, Verner wrote:
Hi
I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
.mif files. Do you know where I can get such a plugin?
Mif2Go will do that (www.omsys.com). Or, if you have FrameScript, there
are scripts that will do it.
Richard
Richard G. Combs
Senior
Thanks everyone for your help! I got it working.
2009/2/24 Angela Provan angela.pro...@maptek.com.au
Hi All,
I have a quick question about simple numbering options. I am creating a
doco with numbered paragraphs i.e.
2
2.1
2.1.1
2.2
2.2.1
I have set these as heading 1, heading 2 and
Our Honeywell doc group is currently using Frame 7.1, but we're considering
using a wicki as a doc review center. Have any of you used a wicki as a
joint-authorship medium--that is, have reviewers and/or customers actually
collaborate on the same wicki file that eventually becomes the finished
Esteemed colleagues,
I am using FrameMaker 8.0 p273. The program seems very jittery. It flashes at
me from time to time, and the screen will occasionally go white when I click
and drag an item. The screen-going-white behavior also occurs when I Save
as... to create a PDF. It seems to be
I've only used a wiki review process a couple times, but it was way
clunky, at least from the writer's point of view. As far as editing it
up to a documentation standard for customer distribution goes, you
certainly could do it with enough time and cycles... probably more
cycles than in a doc
I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
.mif files. Do you know where I can get such a plugin?
Systec has the Book Transfer FM - MIF utility. 29 euros to license.
https://www.systec-gmbh.com/os/index.php?cat=c176_TOOLBOX.htmlXTCsid=afec57784912ef717a8b43a91b8993b9
Hi Tom,
In this case, it would be particularly helpful to know the details of your
system. OS make and model (e.g. XP SP3), amount of RAM and the processor on
your computer (e.g., P4 3.2 GHz). Once we have that, the learned folks (not
me) can more easily address your question.
Lea
And Leximation has a plugin called FileTools, which lets you export a
book to many formats as well as lots of other file-related features.
http://leximation.com/tools/info/filetools.php
Cheers,
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation, Inc.
www.leximation.com
+1.415.485.1892
Mike Wickham
And let's not forget Bruce Foster's MifSave plugin, which is only $10.
http://home.comcast.net/~bruce.foster/products.htm
(Not affiliated with Bruce, I just love his plugins.)
Mike Wickham wrote:
I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
.mif files. Do you know
While you're poking around gathering system info
If I were you, I'd make sure that you have the latest greatest
drivers for your video card loaded.
Because it sounds like a display problem (not a FM problem, so far),
that would be the first thing to check and update.
Art
Art Campbell
All:
I am developing a new template by recycling an old template. The new
template has a different page size and, although all the format names
are the same, the format definitions are different.
How surprising to find that the first reference page had acquired the
new page size but all the
All:
ADDENDUM: Windows XP SP3, FrameMaker 8.0p277
I am developing a new template by recycling an old template. The new
template has a different page size and, although all the format names
are the same, the format definitions are different.
How surprising to find that the first reference page
Hi
I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
.mif files. Do you know where I can get such a plugin?
We are starting up Trados translation and as part of that all files need
to be saved as .mif files.
Med venlig hilsen - Best regards
Verner Andersen
Technical Writer
Andersen, Verner wrote:
> Hi
> I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
> .mif files. Do you know where I can get such a plugin?
Mif2Go will do that (www.omsys.com). Or, if you have FrameScript, there
are scripts that will do it.
Richard
Richard G. Combs
Senior
Mif2go does this very conveniently. The free demo version provides this
capability as well as adding a really convenient "Wash via MIF" command to the
File menu.
-Fred Ridder
> Subject: Book to .mif plugin
> Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 15:17:44 +0100
> From: verner.andersen at radiometer.dk
> To:
Esteemed colleagues,
I am using FrameMaker 8.0 p273. The program seems very jittery. It flashes at
me from time to time, and the screen will occasionally go white when I click
and drag an item. The screen-going-white behavior also occurs when I "Save
as..." to create a PDF. It seems to be
I've only used a wiki review process a couple times, but it was way
clunky, at least from the writer's point of view. As far as editing it
up to a documentation standard for customer distribution goes, you
certainly could do it with enough time and cycles... probably more
cycles than in a doc
> I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
> .mif files. Do you know where I can get such a plugin?
Systec has the "Book Transfer FM <-> MIF" utility. 29 euros to license.
https://www.systec-gmbh.com/os/index.php?cat=c176_TOOLBOX.html=afec57784912ef717a8b43a91b8993b9
Hi Tom,
In this case, it would be particularly helpful to know the details of your
system. OS make and model (e.g. XP SP3), amount of RAM and the processor on
your computer (e.g., P4 3.2 GHz). Once we have that, the learned folks (not
me) can more easily address your question.
Lea
And Leximation has a plugin called FileTools, which lets you export a
book to many formats as well as lots of other file-related features.
http://leximation.com/tools/info/filetools.php
Cheers,
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation, Inc.
www.leximation.com
+1.415.485.1892
Mike Wickham
And let's not forget Bruce Foster's MifSave plugin, which is only $10.
http://home.comcast.net/~bruce.foster/products.htm
(Not affiliated with Bruce, I just love his plugins.)
> Mike Wickham wrote:
>>> I am sure there must be a utility which saves all files in a book to
>>> .mif files. Do you
While you're poking around gathering system info
If I were you, I'd make sure that you have the latest & greatest
drivers for your video card loaded.
Because it sounds like a display problem (not a FM problem, so far),
that would be the first thing to check and update.
Art
Art Campbell
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