Sorry, NO. Please order maintenance or SQUIDDS PREMIUM Support for 2
years:
+ more cheaper as upgrades
+ anytime up-to-date
- Georg
We purchased FM 9 on Nov. 10 or 11. Anyone know if there's a window of
free upgrade, such as MS has on new versions of Office?
I know...I know. But one can
Now, we had combine Plug-ins and Scripts in FINALYSER.
The FINALYSER optimize the workflow for technical writers.
FINALYSER integrate all Adobe Products like FrameMaker 10, Photoshop
CS5, Bridge CS5, Illustrator CS5, ...
see the video: http://bit.ly/helaoE
All TOOLBOX 9 users can upgrade to
Hello all,
It looks like I need a WWP 2003 to open a .wfp project file.
Is there anyone willing to sell it?
Thank you
Anton David
Localisation Project Manager
Xlated ltd
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Here are answers to the software purchasing questions... Front Runner is
also an Adobe Software Reseller...
To answer Jim Pinkham's question...
If your company purchased a Maintenance package with FrameMaker you would
get updates/upgrades as they become available, provided the Maintenance is
Fellow Framers,
I have a conundrum...
I have a huge body of work for one client done in FrameMaker. They want me to
do more work than I can handle alone. I have two colleagues who work with
InDesign, who might be able to help out. Would it be easier to migrate all my
FrameMaker files to
Which program makes the most sense for the content? And, if you
migrate, is that a good use of your time to do so given it's both a
quick fix AND you're already overloaded?
Consider a content strategy going forward. Yes, it's a client and not
your own managed content, but if a repeat client,
If you're billing by the hour and your client is loaded down with too
much cash, I'd move to InDesign. It'll take a lot longer both for the
conversion and on-going maintenance, assuming you started with Frame
for it's long document / documentation / book-handling tools.
;- )
Art Campbell
Hi Martin,
Since you already have a huge body of work in FrameMaker, you are probably
best to stay with FrameMaker. Can any of the workload be reduced through
automation?
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
r...@frameexpert.com
*** Frame Automation blog at
At 14:56 + 11/1/11, Martin Ley wrote:
The InDesign route: I would have to spend a lot of time getting fairly
complicated Frame book files working in InDesign. Conditional builds, text
insets, variables, markers, tables, etc etc.
Martin: I use both too. Many of the features you list above
I have a copy of the old WebWorks ePublisher Pro version 9.2 if you need
it. It produces .chm files. People in this group were kind enough to give
it to me, which was a lifesaver for a project! I needed to put that
version on a new computer but WebWorks no longer supported it so they
suggested I
Hi Framers,
I am haing a problem with the character set in FrameMaker 9 (TCS2).
The character set document lists the same keystrokes as in previous FM
sets for Greater Than or Equal To (GTE).
The GTE character is created in standard font, and is then changed to
Symbol font.
[Ctrl][q] [3] =
Ed, I ran into something similar to this with my migration from FM 7 to
FM 9 in docs I've been working on this week. All of my bulleted lists
were messed up because of FM 9's translation of certain characters
into different characters and the ensuing loss of the appropriate font
to be applied to
***Vendor post***
As you know, Author-it is running a series of free webinars. Our next one is
Jan 17th at 7am Pacific.
If the time or date don't work for you, we record the webinars and make the
recording available later. To automatically get an email with the link to
the recording,
Hi, all.
My manuals use chapter numbering, so an index entry for page 3 of chapter 5
comes out like this:
Apple pie recipe, 5-3
The front matter has roman numerals with no prefixes, so a reference to
Technical Support in the Preface should look like this:
Technical Support, xiii
However,
You can set the Chapnum variable for the Preface (in the book file) to
text and the value to a space.
Still need to get rid of the hyphen, but if that's manually added to
the $chapnum-$pagenuum string, it's easy to remove.
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion,
You could use a different marker for the content in your preface, include that
marker in your index, and use different page formatting for that marker. It
would be a new marker type that you would create. You might call it
IndexPreface or something like that.
I have done something similar with
Nancy Allison wrote:
My manuals use chapter numbering, so an index entry for page 3 of chapter 5
comes out like this:
Apple pie recipe, 5-3
The front matter has roman numerals with no prefixes, so a reference to
Technical Support in the Preface should look like this:
Technical
I forgot step 6. Maybe it doesn't need to be said, but...
1) Create a new marker type named IndexFront.
2) Create a new paragraph format named IndexFrontIX that's a clone of
IndexIX and add it to your pgf catalog.
3) In your ref page IX flow, add an IndexFrontIX pgf that contains only
Sorry, NO. Please order maintenance or SQUIDDS PREMIUM Support for 2
years:
+ more cheaper as upgrades
+ anytime up-to-date
- Georg
> We purchased FM 9 on Nov. 10 or 11. Anyone know if there's a window of
free upgrade, such as MS has on new versions of Office?
>I know...I know. But one can
Now, we had combine Plug-ins and Scripts in FINALYSER.
The FINALYSER optimize the workflow for technical writers.
FINALYSER integrate all Adobe Products like FrameMaker 10, Photoshop
CS5, Bridge CS5, Illustrator CS5, ...
see the video: http://bit.ly/helaoE
All TOOLBOX 9 users can upgrade to
Hello all,
It looks like I need a WWP 2003 to open a .wfp project file.
Is there anyone willing to sell it?
Thank you
Anton David
Localisation Project Manager
Xlated ltd
Which program makes the most sense for the content? And, if you
migrate, is that a good use of your time to do so given it's both a
quick fix AND you're already overloaded?
Consider a content strategy going forward. Yes, it's a client and not
your own managed content, but if a repeat client,
If you're billing by the hour and your client is loaded down with too
much cash, I'd move to InDesign. It'll take a lot longer both for the
conversion and on-going maintenance, assuming you started with Frame
for it's long document / documentation / book-handling tools.
;- )
Art Campbell
? ? ?
Hi Martin,
Since you already have a huge body of work in FrameMaker, you are probably
best to stay with FrameMaker. Can any of the workload be reduced through
automation?
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
rick at frameexpert.com
*** Frame Automation blog at
At 14:56 + 11/1/11, Martin Ley wrote:
>The InDesign route: I would have to spend a lot of time getting fairly
>complicated Frame book files working in InDesign. Conditional builds, text
>insets, variables, markers, tables, etc etc.
Martin: I use both too. Many of the features you list
We are in the process of putting all of our company documentation on our
corporate web site. The web site requires our documents now to be saved as
XML files. We used structured Frame for our manuals, but the manuals contain
a lot of cross references to a paragraph instead of a structured element.
I have a copy of the old WebWorks ePublisher Pro version 9.2 if you need
it. It produces .chm files. People in this group were kind enough to give
it to me, which was a lifesaver for a project! I needed to put that
version on a new computer but WebWorks no longer supported it so they
suggested I
Hi Framers,
I am haing a problem with the character set in FrameMaker 9 (TCS2).
The character set document lists the same keystrokes as in previous FM
sets for Greater Than or Equal To (GTE).
The GTE character is created in standard font, and is then changed to
"Symbol" font.
[Ctrl][q] [3] =>
Ed, I ran into something similar to this with my migration from FM 7 to
FM 9 in docs I've been working on this week. All of my bulleted lists
were messed up because of FM 9's "translation" of certain characters
into different characters and the ensuing "loss" of the appropriate font
to be applied
***Vendor post***
As you know, Author-it is running a series of free webinars. Our next one is
Jan 17th at 7am Pacific.
If the time or date don't work for you, we record the webinars and make the
recording available later. To automatically get an email with the link to
the recording, simply
Hi, all.
My manuals use chapter numbering, so an index entry for page 3 of chapter 5
comes out like this:
Apple pie recipe, 5-3
The front matter has roman numerals with no prefixes, so a reference to
Technical Support in the Preface should look like this:
Technical Support, xiii
However,
You can set the Chapnum variable for the Preface (in the book file) to
text and the value to a space.
Still need to get rid of the hyphen, but if that's manually added to
the <$chapnum>-<$pagenuum> string, it's easy to remove.
Art Campbell
? ? ? ? ? ? ? art.campbell at gmail.com
? "... In my
You could use a different marker for the content in your preface, include that
marker in your index, and use different page formatting for that marker. It
would be a new marker type that you would create. You might call it
IndexPreface or something like that.
I have done something similar with
Nancy Allison wrote:
> My manuals use chapter numbering, so an index entry for page 3 of chapter 5
> comes out like this:
>
> Apple pie recipe, 5-3
>
> The front matter has roman numerals with no prefixes, so a reference to
> Technical Support in the Preface should look like this:
>
>
I forgot step 6. Maybe it doesn't need to be said, but...
> 1) Create a new marker type named IndexFront.
> 2) Create a new paragraph format named IndexFrontIX that's a clone of
> IndexIX and add it to your pgf catalog.
> 3) In your ref page IX flow, add an IndexFrontIX pgf that contains only
>
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