Dear Philip:
I would advise running the Windows XP virtual machine within Windows 7, not
just the compatibility mode. This is a download (free)
Moreover, I would use .tifs for referenced files. I am not sure whether jpgs
(so many new formats) will appear flawlessly in a Framemaker (so old).
Hope t
All the answers I have seen so far seem to relate to HARDWARE.
In a SOFTWARE context, I think it's much more common to
use something like the following (this is my wording, so no official):
Warning: an irrecoverable action (formatting a disk), permanent data
loss or other
action that may result in
I think it was the "way" I used the marker
I've been using "message URL" to make the jump
Instead, on a "Hail Mary Pass", I used this:
openlink //jetblue.com/Docs/Manuals/jbdocs/MANUAL SUPPLEMENTS/Onboard Delay
Escalation
Policy (ODEP).pdf
notice how it now reads "openlink" to make the jump..
Could you give more details on your environment? Could you give some
details on how much RAM, how much free space; are the FM files and
graphics local or on a server, etc and what exactly do you mean
by "simple tasks"?
Are the files and books you're working with FM 10 files, or legacy
files
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nah.that didn't work either..
On Tue 02/08/11 15:57 , Stuart Rogers srogers at phoenix-geophysics.com sent:
> My reference from Shlomo Perets says to use either *two* backslashes or
> single forward slashes to indicate folders. (And this applies
> regardless of which kind of slash your s
My reference from Shlomo Perets says to use either *two* backslashes or
single forward slashes to indicate folders. (And this applies
regardless of which kind of slash your server uses.)
Sr
On 02/08/2011 3:45 PM, Rick Quatro wrote:
> Hi Eduardo,
>
> The backslash in the marker window (sometim
Hi Eduardo,
The backslash in the marker window (sometimes) escapes the character following
it. You need to use forward slashes instead.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
rick at frameexpert.com
From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.fram
Good afternoon
I?ve been experiencing a tonload of trouble linking to documents in a server
where the
address contains backslashes ?\? and NOT forward slashes ?/?
Problem: whenever I write the syntax to go to the hypertext link?...FrameMaker
does funny
things to the link itself?.
Example:
A couple of us here at work are experiencing repeated Frame 10 crashes and file
corruptions while doing *simple* tasks. It so bad that one writer is
considering saving all of her work back down to FM9 format and returning to
that.
Are others having the same problem?
We're on WinXP SP3 with FM1
I think it was the "way" I used the marker
I've been using "message URL" to make the jump
Instead, on a "Hail Mary Pass", I used this:
openlink //jetblue.com/Docs/Manuals/jbdocs/MANUAL SUPPLEMENTS/Onboard Delay
Escalation
Policy (ODEP).pdf
notice how it now reads "openlink" to make the jump..
Could you give more details on your environment? Could you give some
details on how much RAM, how much free space; are the FM files and
graphics local or on a server, etc and what exactly do you mean
by "simple tasks"?
Are the files and books you're working with FM 10 files, or legacy
files
As others have noted, the backslash is a reserved character in FrameMaker
dialog boxes. There is a whole series of backslash codes defined to allow you
to type special characters (i.e., characters that you can't produce directly
from the keyboard with only the Shift key as a modifier) in dialog
nah.that didn't work either..
On Tue 02/08/11 15:57 , Stuart Rogers srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com sent:
> My reference from Shlomo Perets says to use either *two* backslashes or
> single forward slashes to indicate folders. (And this applies
> regardless of which kind of slash your serv
A couple of us here at work are experiencing repeated Frame 10 crashes and file
corruptions while doing *simple* tasks. It so bad that one writer is
considering saving all of her work back down to FM9 format and returning to
that.
Are others having the same problem?
We're on WinXP SP3 with FM1
If your are linking to locations on Windows-based systems, enclose the entire
link in double-quotes if you have spaces anywhere in filenames or path. Windows
truncates the string at the first space but accepts the complete string if
enclosed in double quotes ("), for example:
"\\jetblue.com\Doc
To fly:? Call 1-800-JETBLUE or log on to jetblue.com
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cune responsabilite ne sera assumee a la
suite de toute perte ou de tout dommage causes par des virus.
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My reference from Shlomo Perets says to use either *two* backslashes or
single forward slashes to indicate folders. (And this applies
regardless of which kind of slash your server uses.)
Sr
On 02/08/2011 3:45 PM, Rick Quatro wrote:
Hi Eduardo,
The backslash in the marker window (sometimes)
Hi Eduardo,
The backslash in the marker window (sometimes) escapes the character following
it. You need to use forward slashes instead.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
r...@frameexpert.com
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers
Good afternoon
I’ve been experiencing a tonload of trouble linking to documents in a server
where the
address contains backslashes “\” and NOT forward slashes “/”
Problem: whenever I write the syntax to go to the hypertext link?...FrameMaker
does funny
things to the link itself….
Example:
On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 11:42 PM, hessiansx4 wrote:
> Hello all! I've noticed that the legacy docs I'm currently working on use
> notes and warnings (no cautions) for a software product.
Can you share what sort of product it is?
--
Milan Davidovi?
http://twitter.com/altmilan
http://altmilan.bl
On 31/07/2011 11:42 PM, hessiansx4 wrote:
> Hello all! I've noticed that the legacy docs I'm currently working on
> use notes and warnings (no cautions) for a software product. I asked
> why a warning was used instead of a caution and was told: that's the
> way we do it here. I've only used warning
In the medical device industry (which is where I currently work), we use
Warnings, Cautions and Notes in precisely the manner - and order - described
below.
Only Warnings gets an icon (exclamation point inside a triangle).
Alison
From: framers-boun...@lists.fra
x27;all in the sw world doing it?
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Thank you!
~Robyn
Robyn Chittister
robyn.chittister at calchamber.com<mailto:robyn.chittister at calchamber.com>
Mobile: (925) 695-5710
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On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 11:42 PM, hessiansx4 wrote:
> Hello all! I've noticed that the legacy docs I'm currently working on use
> notes and warnings (no cautions) for a software product.
Can you share what sort of product it is?
--
Milan Davidović
http://twitter.com/altmilan
http://altmilan.bl
Regards,
Roger
Roger Shuttleworth
Technical Documentation
AV-BASE Systems Inc.
1000 Air Ontario Drive, Suite 200
London, Ontario
N5V 3S4
Tel. 519 691-0919 ext. 330
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On 31/07/2011 11:42 PM, hessiansx4 wrote:
Hello all! I've noticed that the legacy docs I'm currently working on
use notes and warnings (no cautions) for a software product. I asked
why a warning was used instead of a caution and was told: that's the
way we do it here. I've only used warnings when
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