RE the good ole days when men were men and software was innovative.
What we're witnessing is a natural part of any innovative curve. Back when
FrameMaker first made waves, you could subscribe to three different magazines
that printed monthly articles about new and interesting software.
What about taking this one step back? I'm the lone writer in my organization
and any innovations have to be led by me with a damn good case for ROI, e.g.,
moving from Word to FrameMaker was a 2 year process (budget is the main reason
I have to over-prove my case).
As I have less than a year's
Is there a utility/plug-in that does book-level searches for tracked
edits in FM 8? It's darned annoying to have to open and search each file
separately.
= Mike Bradley
www.techpubs.com
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So Chris,
If we extend your prehistoric analogy, Adobe has become like the semi-
stationary sauropod who's legs are so vast that it must stand in one
place and swings its great neck to reach the greenest morsels. The
reach of its head and mouth are limited to the extent and range of
Hey Chris,
No, no sarcasm intended at all. Just a view of the proto-organic
business medium.
For the likes of me, well I guess I am no better than one of those
small mammalian creatures trying to break into the acorn of my future,
in the hope that my efforts aren't thwarted by some big
On 4/26/10 7:07 AM, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
And with desktop software. The next wave (you heard it here) is servers and
services. Currently, the software innovation I'm aware of is in managing networks,
whether managing an array of devices and applications, streams of financial data,
or
Hello Framers, it's been a few years since I've read posted to this
list. I've started a new position, and am back to using frame, so
have rejoined the list, which has been a great resource in the past.
Anyway, I thought it would be fun to play with the FDK again to learn
more about Frame
RE the good ole days when men were men and software was innovative.
What we're witnessing is a natural part of any innovative curve. Back when
FrameMaker first made waves, you could subscribe to three different magazines
that printed monthly articles about new and interesting software.
What about taking this one step back? I'm the lone writer in my organization
and any innovations have to be led by me with a damn good case for ROI, e.g.,
moving from Word to FrameMaker was a 2 year process (budget is the main reason
I have to over-prove my case).
As I have less than a year's
Is there a utility/plug-in that does book-level searches for tracked
edits in FM 8? It's darned annoying to have to open and search each file
separately.
= Mike Bradley
www.techpubs.com
Hmmm... Do I sense a touch of sarcasm? In no less sarcaustic a vein, I would
counter with this...
Technical writers using desktop software are like trilobites, fairly numerous
denizens of a vast and murky sea that is about to undergo a major geologic
event. Scuttering about at the bottom of
On 4/26/10 7:07 AM, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> And with desktop software. The next wave (you heard it here) is servers and
> services. Currently, the software innovation I'm aware of is in managing
> networks, whether managing an array of devices and applications, streams of
> financial
Hello Framers, it's been a few years since I've read & posted to this
list. I've started a new position, and am back to using frame, so
have rejoined the list, which has been a great resource in the past.
Anyway, I thought it would be fun to play with the FDK again to learn
more about Frame
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