RE: Questions about a wiki

I'm kind of playing around with WIKIs at the moment. I'm most interested in DokuWiki because it's a file-based system rather than using MySql. DokuWiki has plugins for export to different formats (OpenOffice, LaTex, and XHTML, for example). I'm not aware of import plugins yet. I think the

Re: Questions about a wiki

I don't know how it works, but ePublisher by WebWorks provides the ability to develop wikis. Nadine Chris Despopoulos wrote: I'm kind of playing around with WIKIs at the moment. I'm most interested in DokuWiki because it's a file-based system rather than using MySql. DokuWiki has plugins

Re: RE: Epic Arbortext to Adobe FrameMaker

Thanks to all of you on this. My concern is the AT-to-FM route. It's a one-way trip, not a roundtrip. So maybe the journey won't be as difficultThe manufacturer provides us with their documentation via AT and we do that thing we do without having to respect a round trip back to AT...

RE: RE: Epic Arbortext to Adobe FrameMaker

Yes, the one-way route is easier, as you won't have to hang on to any AT-specific processing commands and your FM read/write rules may be fewer in number. To clarify Diane's situation, there is more there than just AT and FM compatibility. A few of the processes she has to use are for

FM on a Mac

Just wondering if anyone has tried this .. When installing FM (8 or 9) in a VMWare image of Windows XP on a Mac .. install to a Shared folder (mounted with a drive letter) so that the installation files will be available to other images of Windows on that computer. It seems that in theory this

Re: FM on a Mac

Hi, Scott: I'm using FrameMaker 9 on VMware Fusion2 and Windows 7 Release Candidate on Mac OS X 10.5.8. I have no idea if your idea would work, or if it works, how stable it might be. I haven't installed multiple OSs, only Win7. The files I create on OS X and Win7 are stored only on my Mac

Re: FM on a Mac

Hi Peter... Thanks for the info .. very helpful. I was hoping to be able to test FM under various versions of Windows without installing separately on each OS. In theory, using Fusion on a Mac, I can install on each OS (XP, Vista, 7) to the same shared location, and it *should* work. The

Re: FM on a Mac

Can you have Frame installed under each OS, but only 'authorize' the one you want to test, then de-authorize it and authorize the next one to test? Or can you test them as trial versions? I doubt that you'd get a single software install to share across multiple copies of Windows, even VMs on a

Re: FM on a Mac

Hi, all: On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Jay Maechtlen techwri...@covad.net wrote: Can you have Frame installed under each OS, but only 'authorize' the one you want to test, then de-authorize it and authorize the next one to test? Or can you test them as trial versions? I doubt that you'd get

Re: FM on a Mac

Well .. I'm thinking this is probably not worth the effort. I though it might be nice to have a single install of FM that could be used by multiple OSes .. because I'd like to be able to easily test plugins under each OS. I figured I'd start with something easy .. FM7.2 .. that's bound to

Questions about a wiki

I'm kind of playing around with WIKIs at the moment. I'm most interested in DokuWiki because it's a file-based system rather than using MySql. DokuWiki has plugins for export to different formats (OpenOffice, LaTex, and XHTML, for example). I'm not aware of import plugins yet. I think the

Questions about a wiki

I don't know how it works, but ePublisher by WebWorks provides the ability to develop wikis. Nadine Chris Despopoulos wrote: > I'm kind of playing around with WIKIs at the moment. I'm most interested in > DokuWiki because it's a file-based system rather than using MySql. DokuWiki > has

Epic Arbortext to Adobe FrameMaker

Thanks to all of you on this. My concern is the AT-to-FM route. It's a one-way trip, not a roundtrip. So maybe the journey won't be as difficultThe manufacturer provides us with their documentation via AT and we do "that thing we do" without having to respect a round trip back to AT...

Epic Arbortext to Adobe FrameMaker

Yes, the one-way route is easier, as you won't have to hang on to any AT-specific processing commands and your FM read/write rules may be fewer in number. To clarify Diane's situation, there is more there than just AT and FM compatibility. A few of the processes she has to use are for

FM on a Mac

Just wondering if anyone has tried this .. When installing FM (8 or 9) in a VMWare image of Windows XP on a Mac .. install to a "Shared" folder (mounted with a drive letter) so that the installation files will be available to other images of Windows on that computer. It seems that in theory

FM on a Mac

Hi, Scott: I'm using FrameMaker 9 on VMware Fusion2 and Windows 7 Release Candidate on Mac OS X 10.5.8. I have no idea if your idea would work, or if it works, how stable it might be. I haven't installed multiple OSs, only Win7. The files I create on OS X and Win7 are stored only on my Mac

FM on a Mac

Hi Peter... Thanks for the info .. very helpful. I was hoping to be able to test FM under various versions of Windows without installing separately on each OS. In theory, using Fusion on a Mac, I can install on each OS (XP, Vista, 7) to the same "shared" location, and it *should* work. The

Re: FM on a Mac

Can you have Frame installed under each OS, but only 'authorize' the one you want to test, then de-authorize it and authorize the next one to test? Or can you test them as trial versions? I doubt that you'd get a single software install to share across multiple copies of Windows, even VMs on a

FM on a Mac

Hi, all: On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 3:40 PM, Jay Maechtlen wrote: > Can you have Frame installed under each OS, but only 'authorize' the one you > want to test, then de-authorize it and authorize the next one to test? > Or can you test them as trial versions? > I doubt that you'd get a single

FM on a Mac

Well .. I'm thinking this is probably not worth the effort. I though it might be nice to have a single install of FM that could be used by multiple OSes .. because I'd like to be able to easily test plugins under each OS. I figured I'd start with something "easy" .. FM7.2 .. that's bound to

vsd flow charts

What is the best way to import flow charts from Visio (.vsd) into FrameMaker? I'm getting some pretty fuzzy results. I am working in Frame 7.2. Would appreciate any tips. Thanks! Barbara Zeller

FM on a Mac

Hello, The particulars are different, but I did this with VirtualPC many years ago. I had two images, one sort of a testing machine, that shared a common drive for my applications. It was not all that bad to set up, and saved me a lot of very valuable drive space on my little G4 PowerBook.

What version of FM is compatible with Windows 7

Hello. What versions of FM are supported on Windows 7 (64 bit or 32 bit)? We are specifically wondering about FM 7.2. Thank you! Amy Severson Technical Communications Analyst Computers Unlimited techcomm at cu.net www.cu.net