At 12:29 -0800 23/1/11, Dov Isaacs wrote:
Since FrameMaker 7.x is no longer eligible for upgrade pricing and because
there was no version of FrameMaker for Macintosh beyond FrameMaker 7, there is
no remaining crossgrade path for users of Macintosh versions of FrameMaker.
Your only upgrade path
Hi Framers.
Windows XP SP3, FrameMaker 8.0p277.
We have a strange problem with our cross-references when they are made
conditional.
The definition of the cross-reference is: Italic$paratextDefault ¶ Font
on page\ $pagenum
It seems the Default ¶ Font makes the text unconditional, i.e. the text
Thanks to everyone for pointing out Acrobat's watermark feature. I
think it will be perfect for applying a watermark that can't be
viewed until the document is printed.
The same client wanting the watermark wants his PDF documents to
contain Sharepoint links to other docs (tiffs, Word docs,
Elchanan:
I'll just quickly add that you can move to structured FrameMaker without
using DITA. The relationship between the two is that structured
FrameMaker supports XML (i.e., in FrameMaker, you can define your
document like it is an XML file and optionally export it to XML), and
DITA is a
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 4:36 PM, VLM TechSubs
techs...@vibrantlivingministries.org wrote:
Thinking here about moving from unstructured FM to structured
It's off the topic of your request, but could you tell us briefly
about what got you thinking about making the move?
--
Milan Davidović
Ah, see that's why I asked. I don't know anything about Sharepoint,
so I didn't know those were required. If a person is already logged
in, do they still need to provide that information?
My client planned to make the links via Acrobat, so I suspect that if
he can link from Acrobat, I can
How would you include the access credentials (login and password) in the URL?
Our Sharepoint installation requires someone to be defined in SP as
authorized. Would that be an issue?
The same client wanting the watermark wants his PDF documents to contain
Sharepoint links to other docs (tiffs,
We have to create a redline that compares a new version of a document to a
previous version of the document, for each draft revision.
The FrameMaker 9 Compare Documents utility works great for basic text. However,
our documents are full of tables. Many, many very long tables.
With FM's Compare
At 12:29 -0800 23/1/11, Dov Isaacs wrote:
>Since FrameMaker 7.x is no longer eligible for upgrade pricing and because
>there was no version of FrameMaker for Macintosh beyond FrameMaker 7, there is
>no remaining crossgrade path for users of Macintosh versions of FrameMaker.
>Your only upgrade
Hi Framers.
Windows XP SP3, FrameMaker 8.0p277.
We have a strange problem with our cross-references when they are made
conditional.
The definition of the cross-reference is: <$paratext>
on page\ <$pagenum>
It seems the makes the text unconditional, i.e. the text from
"on page" is unconditional
Thanks to everyone for pointing out Acrobat's watermark feature. I
think it will be perfect for applying a watermark that can't be
viewed until the document is printed.
The same client wanting the watermark wants his PDF documents to
contain Sharepoint links to other docs (tiffs, Word docs,
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 4:36 PM, VLM TechSubs
wrote:
> Thinking here about moving from unstructured FM to structured
It's off the topic of your request, but could you tell us briefly
about what got you thinking about making the move?
--
Milan Davidovi?
http://twitter.com/altmilan
Ah, see that's why I asked. I don't know anything about Sharepoint,
so I didn't know those were required. If a person is already logged
in, do they still need to provide that information?
My client planned to make the links via Acrobat, so I suspect that if
he can link from Acrobat, I can link
How would you include the access credentials (login and password) in the URL?
Our Sharepoint installation requires someone to be defined in SP as
authorized. Would that be an issue?
> The same client wanting the watermark wants his PDF documents to contain
> Sharepoint links to other docs
We have to create a "redline" that compares a new version of a document to a
previous version of the document, for each draft revision.
The FrameMaker 9 Compare Documents utility works great for basic text. However,
our documents are full of tables. Many, many very long tables.
With FM's
Hi Rick,
Sounds like a plan - thanks for getting back to me on this. I won't go off list
yet, as others may be interested or have more comments (apologies if you get
this twice, therefore). If we can crack it, though, I would be definitely
interested in a FrameScript.
Your initial suggestions
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