Hi,
I use FM 7.1 with Windows XP.
I got a 500 page FM Book with 16 files including TOC and Index. When I opened
it was detected to be of version 5.5. I was also prompted to Optimize for PDF
size during conversion to pdf. But when doing that (selecting the book), the
files to which
At 17:04 -0600 6/10/06, Combs, Richard wrote:
Charles Grinnell wrote:
Anyone knows whether Frame2000 is still available for
purchase? Thanks in advance!
Huh? What's a Frame2000?
It's not a FrameMaker version -- those are (going back to mid-90s)
5.5.6, 6, 7, 7.1, and 7.2.
It is, or was, a
At 11:12 -0400 6/10/06, Neil Tubb wrote:
I use Frame 7.1 for Windows at work, but use a PowerPC Mac at home. I
would really like to be able to work a bit from home, so was wondering
if it would be worth picking up Frame 7.0 for Mac. So:
1. Did they actually make Frame 7.0 for Mac...I keep
1. Did they actually make Frame 7.0 for Mac...I keep reading about an
upgrade, but not a real product. I realize it is now discontinued.
Yes--as mentioned, you are probably hunting for a used copy now.
Just be sure that the license transfer is part of the deal, so you become
the official owner.
If I create a document in FrameMaker, and it contains some blocks of
sample code...
and the code indents blocks for readability...
and I want the reader to be able to copy from the code material and
paste into a Plain Old Text Editor...
is there any way you know of to do this in a manner
Hi!
Well, I *finally* finished the new book for our next software release,
so I can justifiably turn my attention to getting myself into structured
docs.
I am not going to go with DITA just yet. My plan is to convert my
existing unstructured docs to structure first, and then start the next
At 17:04 -0600 6/10/06, Combs, Richard wrote:
>Charles Grinnell wrote:
>
>> Anyone knows whether Frame2000 is still available for
>> purchase? Thanks in advance!
>
>Huh? What's a Frame2000?
>
>It's not a FrameMaker version -- those are (going back to mid-90s)
>5.5.6, 6, 7, 7.1, and 7.2.
It is,
At 11:12 -0400 6/10/06, Neil Tubb wrote:
>I use Frame 7.1 for Windows at work, but use a PowerPC Mac at home. I
>would really like to be able to work a bit from home, so was wondering
>if it would be worth picking up Frame 7.0 for Mac. So:
>
>1. Did they actually make Frame 7.0 for Mac...I keep
> 1. Did they actually make Frame 7.0 for Mac...I keep reading about an
> upgrade, but not a real product. I realize it is now discontinued.
Yes--as mentioned, you are probably hunting for a used copy now.
Just be sure that the license transfer is part of the deal, so you become
the official
For *any* book-level operation (updating, printing, etc.) to
succeed, FrameMaker has to be able to open, save, and
close each file "silently" (not displaying the file) with no
messages. Any warning message upon opening any file
(e.g., the "older version" message you report, an unresolved
If I create a document in FrameMaker, and it contains some blocks of
sample code...
and the code indents blocks for readability...
and I want the reader to be able to copy from the code material and
paste into a Plain Old Text Editor...
is there any way you know of to do this in a manner that
Hi!
Well, I *finally* finished the new book for our next software release,
so I can justifiably turn my attention to getting myself into structured
docs.
I am not going to go with DITA just yet. My plan is to convert my
existing unstructured docs to structure first, and then start the next
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