Depends on functionality... I use a graphics tracker for file management
with thumbnails for accurate identification and a format conversion
generator for multiple formats. Powered by a database, each graphic has
searchable metadata, automated file numbering and version control. This is
especially
Eduardo F. Cidade, Sr., wrote:
> I've built a specification for a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
> regarding building a Graphics Library (call it a database, tracker,
> whatever).
>
> One thing that gnaws at this old writer is the standard question: Why?
>
> I could use reasons such as:
>
Eduardo F. Cidade, Sr., wrote:
> I've built a specification for a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
> regarding building a Graphics Library (call it a database, tracker,
> whatever).
>
> One thing that gnaws at this old writer is the standard question: Why?
>
> I could use reasons such as:
> T
Good evening fellow Framers and Frame Templars
I've built a specification for a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
regarding building a Graphics Library (call it a database, tracker,
whatever).
One thing that gnaws at this old writer is the standard question: Why?
I could use reasons such as:
T
Because it saves you time and them money, while adding consistency to the
documentation graphics.
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Because it saves you time and them money, while adding consistency to the
documentation graphics.
Depends on functionality... I use a graphics tracker for file management
with thumbnails for accurate identification and a format conversion
generator for multiple formats. Powered by a database, each graphic has
searchable metadata, automated file numbering and version control. This is
especially
Good evening fellow Framers and Frame Templars
I've built a specification for a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
regarding building a Graphics Library (call it a database, tracker,
whatever).
One thing that gnaws at this old writer is the standard question: Why?
I could use reasons such as:
T
Jeremy:
Actually, I don't think they did translate the "A". I substituted <$chapnum>
for without changing the "A" and now the headings work just fine. (The one
that looks like a "?" below got mangled when my HTML e-mail was turned into
plain text.)
Following a suggestion from another Frame L
Jeremy:
Actually, I don't think they did translate the "A". I substituted <$chapnum>
for without changing the "A" and now the headings work just fine. (The one
that looks like a "?" below got mangled when my HTML e-mail was turned into
plain text.)
Following a suggestion from another Frame L
On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:21:37 -0700, Alison Craig
wrote:
>FM 9 Version: 9.0p250
>Unstructured
>OS: XP Pro with SP3
>FM Experience: 12 months
>Translation/Localization Management Experience: 11 years
>Writing Team: 1 (me)
>
>I have just received my Russian User Manual translation back from
>the L
On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 11:21:37 -0700, Alison Craig
wrote:
>FM 9 Version: 9.0p250
>Unstructured
>OS: XP Pro with SP3
>FM Experience: 12 months
>Translation/Localization Management Experience: 11 years
>Writing Team: 1 (me)
>
>I have just received my Russian User Manual translation back from
>the L
FM 9 Version: 9.0p250
Unstructured
OS: XP Pro with SP3
FM Experience: 12 months
Translation/Localization Management Experience: 11 years
Writing Team: 1 (me)
I have just received my Russian User Manual translation back from the LSP and
am encountering problems I haven't seen with any other langua
FM 9 Version: 9.0p250
Unstructured
OS: XP Pro with SP3
FM Experience: 12 months
Translation/Localization Management Experience: 11 years
Writing Team: 1 (me)
I have just received my Russian User Manual translation back from the LSP and
am encountering problems I haven't seen with any other langua
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