Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[Graham, Jasmine S]

Hello Fellow Framers,

I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame and 
Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts, etc. I 
apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure I'm still 
overlooking some important points.

SOME HISTORY
I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9, Robohelp, 
Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only FM user here 
(everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are helping me to develop and 
maintain large amounts of new technical documentation. So, I've won some 
support for it, which I am really thrilled about.

THE OPPORTUNITY
Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who will be 
drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform engineering and 
testing functions (writing is not their primary task), but their manager sees 
value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants to gain momentum with it.

THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS

-- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame only on my 
PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I already have 
Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate, so TCS3 is overkill 
for them.

-- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect if we 
install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of Acrobat). 
Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be safe?

-- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable 
licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?

-- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again down the 
road?

-- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before I jump 
into the deep end??

Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm quite 
nervous about introducing new software versions without introducing unwanted 
special effects. :-)

I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train the 
others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar with the 
new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things. Also, I've made 
every effort to keep the template streamlined and simple, so hopefully, that 
will help, too.

THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this area!! :)

Jasmine Graham
Technical Writer, Research and Development
Wireline Services
Weatherford ? 481 Winscott Road ? Fort Worth ? TX ? 76126
Main: +1.817.249.7200 ? Direct: +1.817.249.7032 ? Fax: +1.817.249.7885 ? 
Mobile: +1.817.235.3620
jasmine.graham at weatherford.com ? www.weatherford.com
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Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[Fei Min Lorente]

Hi Jasmine:

All of my SMEs, with one or two exceptions, use FrameMaker to draft
material for me. The amount of time it saves me from converting Word to
FrameMaker is worth the money. I've been told this is just short of a
miracle, but I just wanted to let you know that it's possible, and there
are even a few of them who prefer FrameMaker to Word.

I might have an advantage because I moved to structured FrameMaker, so
it makes it easier for the SMEs to follow the templates. You didn't
mention if you're using structured. If you're not, this probably isn't a
good time to introduce it.

My "secrets" to winning over the SMEs are:
- Give them a cheat sheet.
- Give them a one-hour tutorial.
- Offer to be their technical support any time of the day or night.
- Point out that if they work in FrameMaker, they don't have to give you
the material as far in advance in order to give you enough time to
convert the files from Word.

Sorry I can't help you on an upgrade path except to echo Jeff's
question: why would the SMEs need Acrobat? I'm currently looking at
upgrading myself, so I'm working out a plan, too.

Fei Min

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quills at airmail.net
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 6:38 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

You'll have to train them to use your templates. It might be easier to 
let them use Word and import those files.

Many of the uninitiated balk at maintaining the discipline needed to not

use line formatting.

But, if there is political will, you could do alright.

Scott

On 2/9/11 3:49 PM, Graham, Jasmine S wrote:
> Hello Fellow Framers,
>
> I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame
and Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts,
etc. I apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure
I'm still overlooking some important points.
>
> SOME HISTORY
> I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9,
Robohelp, Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only
FM user here (everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are
helping me to develop and maintain large amounts of new technical
documentation. So, I've won some support for it, which I am really
thrilled about.
>
> THE OPPORTUNITY
> Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who
will be drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform
engineering and testing functions (writing is not their primary task),
but their manager sees value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants
to gain momentum with it.
>
> THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS
>
> -- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame
only on my PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I
already have Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate,
so TCS3 is overkill for them.
>
> -- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect
if we install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of
Acrobat). Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be
safe?
>
> -- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable
licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?
>
> -- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again
down the road?
>
> -- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before
I jump into the deep end??
>
> Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm
quite nervous about introducing new software versions without
introducing unwanted special effects. :-)
>
> I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train
the others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar
with the new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things.
Also, I've made every effort to keep the template streamlined and
simple, so hopefully, that will help, too.
>
> THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this
area!! :)
>
> Jasmine Graham
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Re: Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[quills]

You'll have to train them to use your templates. It might be easier to 
let them use Word and import those files.


Many of the uninitiated balk at maintaining the discipline needed to not 
use line formatting.


But, if there is political will, you could do alright.

Scott

On 2/9/11 3:49 PM, Graham, Jasmine S wrote:

Hello Fellow Framers,

I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame and 
Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts, etc. I 
apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure I'm still 
overlooking some important points.

SOME HISTORY
I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9, Robohelp, 
Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only FM user here 
(everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are helping me to develop and 
maintain large amounts of new technical documentation. So, I've won some 
support for it, which I am really thrilled about.

THE OPPORTUNITY
Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who will be 
drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform engineering and 
testing functions (writing is not their primary task), but their manager sees 
value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants to gain momentum with it.

THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS

-- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame only on my 
PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I already have 
Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate, so TCS3 is overkill 
for them.

-- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect if we 
install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of Acrobat). 
Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be safe?

-- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable 
licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?

-- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again down the 
road?

-- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before I jump 
into the deep end??

Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm quite 
nervous about introducing new software versions without introducing unwanted 
special effects. :-)

I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train the 
others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar with the 
new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things. Also, I've made 
every effort to keep the template streamlined and simple, so hopefully, that 
will help, too.

THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this area!! :)

Jasmine Graham

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Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[qui...@airmail.net]

You'll have to train them to use your templates. It might be easier to 
let them use Word and import those files.

Many of the uninitiated balk at maintaining the discipline needed to not 
use line formatting.

But, if there is political will, you could do alright.

Scott

On 2/9/11 3:49 PM, Graham, Jasmine S wrote:
> Hello Fellow Framers,
>
> I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame and 
> Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts, etc. I 
> apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure I'm still 
> overlooking some important points.
>
> SOME HISTORY
> I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9, Robohelp, 
> Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only FM user here 
> (everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are helping me to develop 
> and maintain large amounts of new technical documentation. So, I've won some 
> support for it, which I am really thrilled about.
>
> THE OPPORTUNITY
> Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who will be 
> drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform engineering and 
> testing functions (writing is not their primary task), but their manager sees 
> value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants to gain momentum with it.
>
> THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS
>
> -- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame only on my 
> PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I already have 
> Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate, so TCS3 is overkill 
> for them.
>
> -- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect if we 
> install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of Acrobat). 
> Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be safe?
>
> -- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable 
> licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?
>
> -- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again down 
> the road?
>
> -- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before I jump 
> into the deep end??
>
> Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm quite 
> nervous about introducing new software versions without introducing unwanted 
> special effects. :-)
>
> I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train the 
> others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar with the 
> new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things. Also, I've made 
> every effort to keep the template streamlined and simple, so hopefully, that 
> will help, too.
>
> THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this area!! :)
>
> Jasmine Graham

Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[Jeff Coatsworth]

Not sure why your SMEs would need Acrobat if you're the one pulling it all 
together in the TCS. You'll probably find the volume licensing from Adobe for 
TCS is cheaper than getting FM10 & Acrobat X for each SME. Besides, if you load 
Captivate on them, you just might get some videos embedded in your FM docs from 
them ;>) 

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From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com 
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Graham, Jasmine S
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 4:50 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

Hello Fellow Framers,

I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame and 
Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts, etc. I 
apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure I'm still 
overlooking some important points.

SOME HISTORY
I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9, Robohelp, 
Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only FM user here 
(everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are helping me to develop and 
maintain large amounts of new technical documentation. So, I've won some 
support for it, which I am really thrilled about.

THE OPPORTUNITY
Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who will be 
drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform engineering and 
testing functions (writing is not their primary task), but their manager sees 
value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants to gain momentum with it.

THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS

-- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame only on my 
PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I already have 
Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate, so TCS3 is overkill 
for them.

-- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect if we 
install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of Acrobat). 
Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be safe?

-- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable 
licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?

-- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again down the 
road?

-- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before I jump 
into the deep end??

Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm quite 
nervous about introducing new software versions without introducing unwanted 
special effects. :-)

I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train the 
others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar with the 
new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things. Also, I've made 
every effort to keep the template streamlined and simple, so hopefully, that 
will help, too.

THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this area!! :)

Jasmine Graham
Technical Writer, Research and Development
Wireline Services
Weatherford ? 481 Winscott Road ? Fort Worth ? TX ? 76126
Main: +1.817.249.7200 ? Direct: +1.817.249.7032 ? Fax: +1.817.249.7885 ? 
Mobile: +1.817.235.3620
jasmine.graham at weatherford.com ? www.weatherford.com
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Importing Formats in Frame 8

[Rick Quatro]

Hi Stacy,

There is probably conditions applied to the text.

Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
rick at frameexpert.com

*** Frame Automation blog at http://frameautomation.com



I have a document in Frame 7, when I try to import the formats from a
new document, the text in the original document turns florescent green
and is crossed out. I cant seem to reformat it. Has anyone encountered
this before?

Thanks

Stacy

RE: Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[Jeff Coatsworth]

Not sure why your SMEs would need Acrobat if you're the one pulling it all 
together in the TCS. You'll probably find the volume licensing from Adobe for 
TCS is cheaper than getting FM10 & Acrobat X for each SME. Besides, if you load 
Captivate on them, you just might get some videos embedded in your FM docs from 
them ;>) 

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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com 
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Graham, Jasmine S
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 4:50 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

Hello Fellow Framers,

I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame and 
Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts, etc. I 
apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure I'm still 
overlooking some important points.

SOME HISTORY
I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9, Robohelp, 
Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only FM user here 
(everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are helping me to develop and 
maintain large amounts of new technical documentation. So, I've won some 
support for it, which I am really thrilled about.

THE OPPORTUNITY
Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who will be 
drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform engineering and 
testing functions (writing is not their primary task), but their manager sees 
value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants to gain momentum with it.

THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS

-- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame only on my 
PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I already have 
Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate, so TCS3 is overkill 
for them.

-- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect if we 
install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of Acrobat). 
Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be safe?

-- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable 
licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?

-- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again down the 
road?

-- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before I jump 
into the deep end??

Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm quite 
nervous about introducing new software versions without introducing unwanted 
special effects. :-)

I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train the 
others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar with the 
new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things. Also, I've made 
every effort to keep the template streamlined and simple, so hopefully, that 
will help, too.

THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this area!! :)

Jasmine Graham
Technical Writer, Research and Development
Wireline Services
Weatherford │ 481 Winscott Road │ Fort Worth │ TX │ 76126
Main: +1.817.249.7200 │ Direct: +1.817.249.7032 │ Fax: +1.817.249.7885 │ 
Mobile: +1.817.235.3620
jasmine.gra...@weatherford.com │ www.weatherford.com
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Need Advice on Upgrade Strategies for FM and Acrobat

[Graham, Jasmine S]

Hello Fellow Framers,

I need your advice on how to best recommend a strategy for new Frame and 
Acrobat software purchases/licensing/upgrades/maintenance contracts, etc. I 
apologize for the lengthy email with many questions, but I'm sure I'm still 
overlooking some important points.

SOME HISTORY
I currently have the TCS1 package FM 8 (structured), Acrobat 9, Robohelp, 
Captivate, on Windows XP SP3. For 2+ years, I've been the only FM user here 
(everyone else uses Word). Frame's strong points are helping me to develop and 
maintain large amounts of new technical documentation. So, I've won some 
support for it, which I am really thrilled about.

THE OPPORTUNITY
Now there is an interest in purchasing FM for possibly 3-4 SMEs who will be 
drafting documentation for my project. These folks perform engineering and 
testing functions (writing is not their primary task), but their manager sees 
value/potential in using Frame vs. Word and wants to gain momentum with it.

THOUGHTS / QUESTIONS

-- We should all use the latest Frame (10). Should I upgrade Frame only on my 
PC, or should I really consider the full TCS3 upgrade?  I already have 
Photoshop. The other folks don't need Robohelp/Captivate, so TCS3 is overkill 
for them.

-- All of us need a compatible Acrobat (I have no idea what to expect if we 
install Frame 10 on one of these laptops with an older version of Acrobat). 
Should I recommend the latest Acrobat for everyone just to be safe?

-- Are there some reliable, yet also fairly reasonable 
licensing/upgrade/maintenance strategies to keep us all in sync?

-- What's beneficial to do now in case we should add Frame users again down the 
road?

-- What gotchas, headaches, and other things must I think about before I jump 
into the deep end??

Since day one, I've not had any problems with my TCS1 setup, so I'm quite 
nervous about introducing new software versions without introducing unwanted 
special effects. :-)

I also know that there will be a learning curve and I'll have to train the 
others, create cheat sheets, and so forth. And, I must get familiar with the 
new interface, too. I'm confident I can manage these things. Also, I've made 
every effort to keep the template streamlined and simple, so hopefully, that 
will help, too.

THANKS IN ADVANCE for all words of wisdom and experience in this area!! :)

Jasmine Graham
Technical Writer, Research and Development
Wireline Services
Weatherford │ 481 Winscott Road │ Fort Worth │ TX │ 76126
Main: +1.817.249.7200 │ Direct: +1.817.249.7032 │ Fax: +1.817.249.7885 │ 
Mobile: +1.817.235.3620
jasmine.gra...@weatherford.com │ www.weatherford.com
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RE: Importing Formats in Frame 8

[Rick Quatro]

Hi Stacy,

There is probably conditions applied to the text.

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I have a document in Frame 7, when I try to import the formats from a
new document, the text in the original document turns florescent green
and is crossed out. I cant seem to reformat it. Has anyone encountered
this before?

Thanks

Stacy


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RE: Master Page Usage confusion

[Tim Pann]

Thank you to everybody who submitted suggestions. I just went through an 
exercise to learn Apply Master Pages and it works like a charm. :) I may look 
into the other suggestions too.

Great group!

Tim

-Original Message-
From: muelle...@web.de [mailto:muelle...@web.de] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 4:34 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Cc: Tim Pann
Subject: Re: Master Page Usage confusion

Hello Tim,

> it seems that the only way to be sure that master page
> usage is correct is to check every single page.

You may want to check the FrameScript "Report: Master Page Usage".

http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-modules/quality-pack/report-master-page-usage.html

Kind regards,
Klaus Müller, itl AG


--- Original Message ---
From: Tim Pann
Date: 08.02.2011 20:54
> Hello all,
> 
> I just discovered four pages in a long document I published almost a
> year ago that were missing appropriate headers. This happened because I
> inadvertently had an appendix-related master page applied, rather than
> Right/Left.
> 
> I'm not going to blame FrameMaker for my goof but I would like to know
> if anyone else finds setting Master Page Usage to be very confusing?
> Maybe it's just me, but it doesn't seem very "smart," meaning, I seem to
> have to keep going back and re-setting usage as pages add. Especially I
> find that when I apply a master page that changes the layout from
> portrait to landscape or vice-versa, I have to keep re-selecting pages
> that missed the conversion because the layout caused repagination.
> 
> Either way, it seems that the only way to be sure that master page usage
> is correct is to check every single page.
> 
> Am I missing something simple? I hope I'm explaining myself
> sufficiently.
> 
> Tim


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Importing Formats in Frame 8

[Stacy Donaldson]

 
Hi there

I have a document in Frame 7, when I try to import the formats from a
new document, the text in the original document turns florescent green
and is crossed out. I cant seem to reformat it. Has anyone encountered
this before?

Thanks

Stacy
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   3. Re: Registration marks missing (Brad Anderson)
   4. Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting
  to HTML) (Eric Geissinger)
   5. Re: Registration marks missing (Mike Wickham)
   6. RE: Registration marks missing (White, Scott)
   7. RE: Registration marks missing (White, Scott)
   8. RE: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source (Combs, Richard)
   9. RE: Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2011 09:02:35 +0100
From: "de Rouck, Tom (Gent)" 
To: "framers@lists.frameusers.com" 
Cc: "angela.akri...@gmail.com" 
Subject: Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Hello Angela, 

I don't know which 'entry points' Word generates when creating (html)
output from it for a heading 1 for example, but that can easily be found
out by generating a Word doc. As an emergency solution you can then use
the "pass through" option in Frame/Webworks to type a working link in
Framemaker. You then have to leave the idea of perfect single-sourcing
behind however...

Regards,
Tom

Tom De Rouck
SGS Documentation Services
Technical Writer


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Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2011 14:38:58 -0800 (PST)
From: Writer 
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source
Message-ID: <971197.51947...@web88106.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii

Angela already asked this question on the WebWorks forum, but I
suggested that she ask the question here, too, since it's not strictly
an ePublisher question.

Forget the ePublisher side of things for now. I'd like to know if you
can link/xref/whatever from a point INSIDE an FM file to a point INSIDE
a Word file, and vice versa.

Nadine

--- On Fri, 2/4/11, Steve Johnson  wrote:

> From: Steve Johnson 
> Subject: Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source
> To: "Angela Akridge" 
> Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
> Date: Friday, February 4, 2011, 7:12 PM I'm copying Bell Allums from 
> WebWorks. There probably is a way but I can't recall it.
> 
> You can also post this on the WebWorks user forum, which is a Yahoo 
> user group, search for it.
> 
> On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Angela Akridge 
> 
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I know most, if not all of you, love Frame and would
> never consider using MS
> > Word. I too use Frame for most of my projects.
> >
> > However, I have MS Word files that need to be
> maintained by other authors
> > (technical support), and these same files are used in
> my online help.
> >
> > I basically have a "hybrid" help system that calls
> 

Master Page Usage confusion

[Tim Pann]

Thank you to everybody who submitted suggestions. I just went through an 
exercise to learn Apply Master Pages and it works like a charm. :) I may look 
into the other suggestions too.

Great group!

Tim

-Original Message-
From: mueller23 at web.de [mailto:muelle...@web.de] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 4:34 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Cc: Tim Pann
Subject: Re: Master Page Usage confusion

Hello Tim,

> it seems that the only way to be sure that master page
> usage is correct is to check every single page.

You may want to check the FrameScript "Report: Master Page Usage".

http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-modules/quality-pack/report-master-page-usage.html

Kind regards,
Klaus M?ller, itl AG


--- Original Message ---
From: Tim Pann
Date: 08.02.2011 20:54
> Hello all,
> 
> I just discovered four pages in a long document I published almost a
> year ago that were missing appropriate headers. This happened because I
> inadvertently had an appendix-related master page applied, rather than
> Right/Left.
> 
> I'm not going to blame FrameMaker for my goof but I would like to know
> if anyone else finds setting Master Page Usage to be very confusing?
> Maybe it's just me, but it doesn't seem very "smart," meaning, I seem to
> have to keep going back and re-setting usage as pages add. Especially I
> find that when I apply a master page that changes the layout from
> portrait to landscape or vice-versa, I have to keep re-selecting pages
> that missed the conversion because the layout caused repagination.
> 
> Either way, it seems that the only way to be sure that master page usage
> is correct is to check every single page.
> 
> Am I missing something simple? I hope I'm explaining myself
> sufficiently.
> 
> Tim


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RE: Concurrent Installations of Adobe Acrobat and Reader

[Dov Isaacs]

Yes, I do have comments.

Yes, Reader X and Acrobat X can co-reside on the same system and do have a 
rudimentary
means of allowing switching back and forth.

Personally, I would strongly NOT recommend this type of configuration EXCEPT 
for end-users
who love to open e-mail attachments from unknown senders offering them 50-50 
splits on
unclaimed millions of dollars from a disgraced ex-oil minister from Nigeria.

Reader X does have a "Protected Mode" of operation which protects users from 
side affect
problems associated with malicious attacks caused by purposely hacked PDF 
files. This
"Protected Mode" of operation is currently not implemented in Acrobat itself 
(this is NOT
an announcement or statement of intent one way or the other).

What you "pay" for having concurrent Reader and Acrobat installation is:

(1) Performance hits, most often small but could be noticeable, when 
processing a PDF
file with Reader X with "Protected Mode" enabled.

(2) The inconvenience of having to frequently reset the preferences as to 
which of
Reader or Acrobat "owns" the .PDF suffix or the pain in the tuchas of having to 
open
PDF files by explicitly running Acrobat and then opening the file in question. 
Obviously
there are quite a few functions that Reader cannot perform that you will need 
Acrobat for.

If you have reliable anti-virus software installed on your system that updates 
its
definitions on a very regular basis and you enable scanning of e-mail 
attachments by
that anti-virus software, the "Protected Mode" or Reader X probably offers you 
relatively
little extra protection.

Per previous threads on this topic, Reader doesn't really provide any benefits 
for
purposes of "testing" a generated PDF file in a customer's environment given 
that you
have the same exact fonts visible in Reader as you do in Acrobat.

Bottom line is that if you are paranoid and can exercise the discipline of 
switching
back and forth between Reader X and Acrobat X as necessary to get your work 
done,
go for it! Otherwise, I would recommend prudent system management of files and 
use
of Acrobat only.

- Dov




> -Original Message-
> From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com 
> [mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of
> Mike Wickham
> Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 10:39 PM
> To: Frame Users
> Subject: Concurrent Installations of Adobe Acrobat and Reader
> 
> Hmmm... this is interesting. I stumbled upon it while searching for the
> still unavailable 64-bit PDF iFilter v10. Adobe representatives have
> been telling us for years not to have multiple Acrobat/Reader
> installations on the same computer, but this seems to have changed with
> Acrobat X. Adobe now appears to be saying that there is an advantage to
> having both Acrobat X and Reader X installed because Reader X has a
> protected mode that is more secure for viewing. Does anyone have
> comments? Dov?
> 
> Here's the link to the Adobe article:
> 
> 
> Mike Wickham
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Thank you from Adobe FrameMaker team!!

[Klaus Daube]

On 9 Feb 2011 at 0:05, Kapil Verma wrote:

> I wanted to thank you for your contributions during the FrameMaker10 
> pre-release program. 
> Your feedback helped us improve the product and was instrumental in 
> shaping the final product 
> that we launched. In recognition of your special contributions, I have 
> selected you for a FREE 
> Full license of FrameMaker10!! Here is the complete list of partners who 
> have earned the free 
> license based on the contributions made by them ...

Thank You, Kapil

for putting me on the list and rewarding our efforts with a free license. It 
was my first time 
participating in a pe-relaese program. With the others I hope that our comments 
and reports will be 
considered also in the further development of the product to make FrameMaker 
shine even more.

Klaus Daube
~~
Docu + Design Daube; Sch?racher 11; CH-8053 Z?rich
Technical documentation & consultancy; On-line and paper
F: +41-44-422 86 25  E: ddd at daube.ch  W: www.daube.ch

Concurrent Installations of Adobe Acrobat and Reader

[Dov Isaacs]

Yes, I do have comments.

Yes, Reader X and Acrobat X can co-reside on the same system and do have a 
rudimentary
means of allowing switching back and forth.

Personally, I would strongly NOT recommend this type of configuration EXCEPT 
for end-users
who love to open e-mail attachments from unknown senders offering them 50-50 
splits on
unclaimed millions of dollars from a disgraced ex-oil minister from Nigeria.

Reader X does have a "Protected Mode" of operation which protects users from 
side affect
problems associated with malicious attacks caused by purposely hacked PDF 
files. This
"Protected Mode" of operation is currently not implemented in Acrobat itself 
(this is NOT
an announcement or statement of intent one way or the other).

What you "pay" for having concurrent Reader and Acrobat installation is:

(1) Performance hits, most often small but could be noticeable, when 
processing a PDF
file with Reader X with "Protected Mode" enabled.

(2) The inconvenience of having to frequently reset the preferences as to 
which of
Reader or Acrobat "owns" the .PDF suffix or the pain in the tuchas of having to 
open
PDF files by explicitly running Acrobat and then opening the file in question. 
Obviously
there are quite a few functions that Reader cannot perform that you will need 
Acrobat for.

If you have reliable anti-virus software installed on your system that updates 
its
definitions on a very regular basis and you enable scanning of e-mail 
attachments by
that anti-virus software, the "Protected Mode" or Reader X probably offers you 
relatively
little extra protection.

Per previous threads on this topic, Reader doesn't really provide any benefits 
for
purposes of "testing" a generated PDF file in a customer's environment given 
that you
have the same exact fonts visible in Reader as you do in Acrobat.

Bottom line is that if you are paranoid and can exercise the discipline of 
switching
back and forth between Reader X and Acrobat X as necessary to get your work 
done,
go for it! Otherwise, I would recommend prudent system management of files and 
use
of Acrobat only.

- Dov




> -Original Message-
> From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-bounces at 
> lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of
> Mike Wickham
> Sent: Tuesday, February 08, 2011 10:39 PM
> To: Frame Users
> Subject: Concurrent Installations of Adobe Acrobat and Reader
> 
> Hmmm... this is interesting. I stumbled upon it while searching for the
> still unavailable 64-bit PDF iFilter v10. Adobe representatives have
> been telling us for years not to have multiple Acrobat/Reader
> installations on the same computer, but this seems to have changed with
> Acrobat X. Adobe now appears to be saying that there is an advantage to
> having both Acrobat X and Reader X installed because Reader X has a
> protected mode that is more secure for viewing. Does anyone have
> comments? Dov?
> 
> Here's the link to the Adobe article:
> 
> 
> Mike Wickham

Importing Formats in Frame 8

[Stacy Donaldson]

Hi there

I have a document in Frame 7, when I try to import the formats from a
new document, the text in the original document turns florescent green
and is crossed out. I cant seem to reformat it. Has anyone encountered
this before?

Thanks

Stacy
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   3. Re: Registration marks missing (Brad Anderson)
   4. Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting
  to HTML) (Eric Geissinger)
   5. Re: Registration marks missing (Mike Wickham)
   6. RE: Registration marks missing (White, Scott)
   7. RE: Registration marks missing (White, Scott)
   8. RE: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source (Combs, Richard)
   9. RE: Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when
  converting to HTML) (Rick Quatro)


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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2011 09:02:35 +0100
From: "de Rouck, Tom (Gent)" 
To: "framers at lists.frameusers.com" 
Cc: "angela.akridge at gmail.com" 
Subject: Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source
Message-ID:

<21245_1297065753_4D4FA719_21245_1563890_1_F252BA06473E4944A4D698B385A31
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

Hello Angela, 

I don't know which 'entry points' Word generates when creating (html)
output from it for a heading 1 for example, but that can easily be found
out by generating a Word doc. As an emergency solution you can then use
the "pass through" option in Frame/Webworks to type a working link in
Framemaker. You then have to leave the idea of perfect single-sourcing
behind however...

Regards,
Tom

Tom De Rouck
SGS Documentation Services
Technical Writer


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Message: 1
Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2011 14:38:58 -0800 (PST)
From: Writer 
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source
Message-ID: <971197.51947.qm at web88106.mail.re2.yahoo.com>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii

Angela already asked this question on the WebWorks forum, but I
suggested that she ask the question here, too, since it's not strictly
an ePublisher question.

Forget the ePublisher side of things for now. I'd like to know if you
can link/xref/whatever from a point INSIDE an FM file to a point INSIDE
a Word file, and vice versa.

Nadine

--- On Fri, 2/4/11, Steve Johnson  wrote:

> From: Steve Johnson 
> Subject: Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source
> To: "Angela Akridge" 
> Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Date: Friday, February 4, 2011, 7:12 PM I'm copying Bell Allums from 
> WebWorks. There probably is a way but I can't recall it.
> 
> You can also post this on the WebWorks user forum, which is a Yahoo 
> user group, search for it.
> 
> On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Angela Akridge 
> 
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I know most, if not all of you, love Frame and would
> never consider using MS
> > Word. I too use Frame for most of my projects.
> >
> > However, I have MS Word files that need to be
> maintained by other authors
> > (technical support), and these same files are used in
> my online help.
> >
> > I basically have

Re: Thank you from Adobe FrameMaker team!!

[Klaus Daube]

On 9 Feb 2011 at 0:05, Kapil Verma wrote:

> I wanted to thank you for your contributions during the FrameMaker10 
> pre-release program. 
> Your feedback helped us improve the product and was instrumental in 
> shaping the final product 
> that we launched. In recognition of your special contributions, I have 
> selected you for a FREE 
> Full license of FrameMaker10!! Here is the complete list of partners who 
> have earned the free 
> license based on the contributions made by them ...

Thank You, Kapil

for putting me on the list and rewarding our efforts with a free license. It 
was my first time 
participating in a pe-relaese program. With the others I hope that our comments 
and reports will be 
considered also in the further development of the product to make FrameMaker 
shine even more.

Klaus Daube
~~
Docu + Design Daube; Schäracher 11; CH-8053 Zürich
Technical documentation & consultancy; On-line and paper
F: +41-44-422 86 25  E: d...@daube.ch  W: www.daube.ch

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Master Page Usage confusion

[Klaus Mueller]

Hello Tim,

> it seems that the only way to be sure that master page
> usage is correct is to check every single page.

You may want to check the FrameScript "Report: Master Page Usage".

http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-modules/quality-pack/report-master-page-usage.html

Kind regards,
Klaus M?ller, itl AG


--- Original Message ---
From: Tim Pann
Date: 08.02.2011 20:54
> Hello all,
> 
> I just discovered four pages in a long document I published almost a
> year ago that were missing appropriate headers. This happened because I
> inadvertently had an appendix-related master page applied, rather than
> Right/Left.
> 
> I'm not going to blame FrameMaker for my goof but I would like to know
> if anyone else finds setting Master Page Usage to be very confusing?
> Maybe it's just me, but it doesn't seem very "smart," meaning, I seem to
> have to keep going back and re-setting usage as pages add. Especially I
> find that when I apply a master page that changes the layout from
> portrait to landscape or vice-versa, I have to keep re-selecting pages
> that missed the conversion because the layout caused repagination.
> 
> Either way, it seems that the only way to be sure that master page usage
> is correct is to check every single page.
> 
> Am I missing something simple? I hope I'm explaining myself
> sufficiently.
> 
> Tim

Concurrent Installations of Adobe Acrobat and Reader

[Mike Wickham]

Hmmm... this is interesting. I stumbled upon it while searching for the 
still unavailable 64-bit PDF iFilter v10. Adobe representatives have 
been telling us for years not to have multiple Acrobat/Reader 
installations on the same computer, but this seems to have changed with 
Acrobat X. Adobe now appears to be saying that there is an advantage to 
having both Acrobat X and Reader X installed because Reader X has a 
protected mode that is more secure for viewing. Does anyone have 
comments? Dov?

Here's the link to the Adobe article:


Mike Wickham