OS X 10.4.11 -- can't import files from Word -- new wrinkle

2008-04-29 Thread Louise Moritsugu
Hello everyone,

Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having  
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was  
to import them using "RTF_Japanese_Import."

Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in  
tables. The tables come in, but their cells are empty. It also won't  
recognize non-breaking spaces. The French accents remain as they  
should be.

Even an RTF file I'd previously imported successfully now imports  
without the contents of the tables.

Any ideas?

Will I have to reinstall OSX 10.3?

Thanks,

Louise


On 18-Apr-08, at 10:56 AM, Peter Gold wrote:

> Mastersoft provided some of FM's conversion filters at one time. The
> error is in the conversion filter, not FM itself. Apparently the
> Japanese RTF filter is/was smarter than the standard RTF filter.
>
> I believe around that time, even Word had problems importing Word
> files because of file-format changes.
>
> Glad to hear you've gotten past the problem.
>
> On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 9:31 AM, Steve Rickaby
>  wrote:
>> At 10:12 -0400 18/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>>
>>> You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up  
>>> a search on eBay for one.
>>>
>>> After I sent the initial message, I Googled "Mastersoft" in the  
>>> dead of night and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on  
>>> another list that mentioned Importing (Copy Into Document),  
>>> setting the Format to "RTF_Japanese_Import." Which seems to have  
>>> worked perfectly. Thank god for archives.
>>
>>  Yes: I should have mentioned it. Back in FrameMaker 6 for Mac,  
>> for some unfathomable reason, the 'Japanese' RTF import filter  
>> worked better than the other one.
>>
>>> And, yes, the French accents are no problem, either way.
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter
> ___
> Peter Gold
> KnowHow ProServices



Re: OS X 10.4.11 -- can't import files from Word -- new wrinkle

2008-04-28 Thread Louise Moritsugu
Hello everyone,

Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having  
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was  
to import them using RTF_Japanese_Import.

Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in  
tables. The tables come in, but their cells are empty. It also won't  
recognize non-breaking spaces. The French accents remain as they  
should be.

Even an RTF file I'd previously imported successfully now imports  
without the contents of the tables.

Any ideas?

Will I have to reinstall OSX 10.3?

Thanks,

Louise


On 18-Apr-08, at 10:56 AM, Peter Gold wrote:

 Mastersoft provided some of FM's conversion filters at one time. The
 error is in the conversion filter, not FM itself. Apparently the
 Japanese RTF filter is/was smarter than the standard RTF filter.

 I believe around that time, even Word had problems importing Word
 files because of file-format changes.

 Glad to hear you've gotten past the problem.

 On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 9:31 AM, Steve Rickaby
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 At 10:12 -0400 18/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:

 You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up  
 a search on eBay for one.

 After I sent the initial message, I Googled Mastersoft in the  
 dead of night and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on  
 another list that mentioned Importing (Copy Into Document),  
 setting the Format to RTF_Japanese_Import. Which seems to have  
 worked perfectly. Thank god for archives.

  Yes: I should have mentioned it. Back in FrameMaker 6 for Mac,  
 for some unfathomable reason, the 'Japanese' RTF import filter  
 worked better than the other one.

 And, yes, the French accents are no problem, either way.

 Regards,

 Peter
 ___
 Peter Gold
 KnowHow ProServices

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OS X 10.4.11 -- can't import files from Word -- new wrinkle

2008-04-28 Thread Louise Moritsugu
Hello everyone,

Two weeks ago, I sent a message about a problem I was having  
importing Word RTFs into Frame 6 (Mac). The solution, in the end, was  
to import them using "RTF_Japanese_Import."

Since then, a new glitch has developed -- it won't import any text in  
tables. The tables come in, but their cells are empty. It also won't  
recognize non-breaking spaces. The French accents remain as they  
should be.

Even an RTF file I'd previously imported successfully now imports  
without the contents of the tables.

Any ideas?

Will I have to reinstall OSX 10.3?

Thanks,

Louise


On 18-Apr-08, at 10:56 AM, Peter Gold wrote:

> Mastersoft provided some of FM's conversion filters at one time. The
> error is in the conversion filter, not FM itself. Apparently the
> Japanese RTF filter is/was smarter than the standard RTF filter.
>
> I believe around that time, even Word had problems importing Word
> files because of file-format changes.
>
> Glad to hear you've gotten past the problem.
>
> On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 9:31 AM, Steve Rickaby
>  wrote:
>> At 10:12 -0400 18/4/08, Louise Moritsugu wrote:
>>
>>> You raise a useful point about upgrading to FM 7, and I'll set up  
>>> a search on eBay for one.
>>>
>>> After I sent the initial message, I Googled "Mastersoft" in the  
>>> dead of night and found a 2002 response from Jeremy Griffiths on  
>>> another list that mentioned Importing (Copy Into Document),  
>>> setting the Format to "RTF_Japanese_Import." Which seems to have  
>>> worked perfectly. Thank god for archives.
>>
>>  Yes: I should have mentioned it. Back in FrameMaker 6 for Mac,  
>> for some unfathomable reason, the 'Japanese' RTF import filter  
>> worked better than the other one.
>>
>>> And, yes, the French accents are no problem, either way.
>
> Regards,
>
> Peter
> ___
> Peter Gold
> KnowHow ProServices