I'm not sure I can agree with this, although I suppose it depends on the
specific network involved.
I've been working here for several years with my Frame documents on a networked
SAN drive and never had any issues that I could identify, other than a slight
performance degradation when updating
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On Tue, 20 Nov 2012 09:28:01 -0800, Robert Lauriston
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>Confluence has two or three APIs that could be used to write an import
>tool, as well as the plugin SDK. There's also an unsupported
>command-line interface, which in theory should be able to do a batch
>import, but I couldn't get it t
At 05:41 AM 21/11/2012, Stephen O'Brien wrote:
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>We are several tech writers using books/documents on a server, containing
>images imported by reference (also on the server). Network file locking is
>activated. The network is relatively fast.
>
>Every day on the same workstation (FM9.0p.255, W
Hi,
We have been working like this with documents on a server for years with almost
no problems.
I see what you mean by copying the documents and images locally, but in our
case we have documents with many text insets containing images...I cannot see
how to copy the document, its images, and i
I have also worked on a network for many years - both the Frame files
and referenced graphics are on a network drive. Mostly this works really
well, especially in recent years with network upgrades.
There are two occasions when I canremember having serious speed
problems. The first was in 2008
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And I heartily endorse this plugin.
Pat Christenson
On Nov 20, 2012, at 3:51 PM, Rick Quatro wrote:
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The APIs are supported. The command-line interface is a third-party project.
I already have a FrameMaker template that maps to Confluence XHTML, so
import would be clean.
On Tue, 20 Nov 2012 09:28:01 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>Confluence has two or three APIs that could be used to write an import
>tool, as well as the plugin SDK. There's also an unsupported
>command-line interface, which in theory should be able to do a batch
>import, but I couldn't get it t
Hi Ken,
No, and thus my RunaroundNone plugin J.
Rick
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Ken Poshedly
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 10:3
For the record, I'm going with Arial Black's Unicode characters 2022,
25E6, and 25AA. They're more consistent in size and distance from the
baseline than their counterparts in other Web-safe fonts.
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 12:39 PM, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
> I'm revising my FM 10 templates to get
I'm not sure I can agree with this, although I suppose it depends on the
specific network involved.
I've been working here for several years with my Frame documents on a networked
SAN drive and never had any issues that I could identify, other than a slight
performance degradation when updating
Confluence has two or three APIs that could be used to write an import
tool, as well as the plugin SDK. There's also an unsupported
command-line interface, which in theory should be able to do a batch
import, but I couldn't get it to work, and did I mention it's
unsupported?
https://bobswift.atlas
apologies for how my previous message appeared. to speed things up, I just pick
a previous post and modify it -- but goofed this last time.
the question, however, still remains.
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This MAY have been asked previously but I don't recall seeing it.
Is there a way of changing the Graphics --> Runaround Properties from the
default "Runaround and Contour" to a new default "Not Runaround"?
For our purposes here, this new default is what we need.
-- Ken in Atlanta
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Ça va, Stephen:
Even though you say you've worked for several years this way, I'm strongly
inclined to agree with Jeremy. From what I've heard over the years, users who
try to use FM over a network have run into trouble at some point.
Nadine
- Original Message -
> From: Jeremy H. Grif
?a va, Stephen:
Even though you say you've worked for several years this way, I'm strongly
inclined to agree with Jeremy. From what I've heard over the years, users who
try to use FM over a network have run into trouble at some point.
Nadine
- Original Message -
> From: Jeremy H. Grif
On Tue, 20 Nov 2012 16:41:11 +, Stephen O'Brien
wrote:
>We are several tech writers using books/documents on
>a server, containing images imported by reference (also
>on the server). Network file locking is activated. The
>network is relatively fast.
> ...
>Any ideas? Our IT people are no
On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 09:56:33 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>MIF2Go can generate Confluence 4 XHTML, but I still
>haven't managed to import it into Confluence except
>page by page.
That's a lot better than not at all... ;-)
Seriously, Confluence has no way to automate
adding a set of pages,
Confluence has two or three APIs that could be used to write an import
tool, as well as the plugin SDK. There's also an unsupported
command-line interface, which in theory should be able to do a batch
import, but I couldn't get it to work, and did I mention it's
unsupported?
https://bobswift.atlas
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Hi,
We have been working like this with documents on a server for years with almost
no problems.
I see what you mean by copying the documents and images locally, but in our
case we have documents with many text insets containing images...I cannot see
how to copy the document, its images, and i
On Tue, 20 Nov 2012 16:41:11 +, Stephen O'Brien
wrote:
>We are several tech writers using books/documents on
>a server, containing images imported by reference (also
>on the server). Network file locking is activated. The
>network is relatively fast.
> ...
>Any ideas? Our IT people are no
On Mon, 19 Nov 2012 09:56:33 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>MIF2Go can generate Confluence 4 XHTML, but I still
>haven't managed to import it into Confluence except
>page by page.
That's a lot better than not at all... ;-)
Seriously, Confluence has no way to automate
adding a set of pages,
Salut,
We are several tech writers using books/documents on a server, containing
images imported by reference (also on the server). Network file locking is
activated. The network is relatively fast.
Every day on the same workstation (FM9.0p.255, Windows 7 SP1), even in small
documents (2 pages
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I'm revising my FM 10 templates to get rid of ZapfDingbats, which
someone back in the FM 5.5.6 era chose for bullets in paragraph tags.
One option is just to use the bullet building block for all three
levels of bullets.
Another might be to use the same bullet symbols you'd get in a Web
browser (
Japanese is the most expensive language to translate into. I recommend
asking your translator for the translation memory (TM) files as part of the
deliverables. Otherwise, it will be just as expensive the next time you ask
for your docs to be translated.
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I was trying to avoid having to change anything in the documents. If I
were going to edit the styles, I'd just use the bullet building block.
Eventually I figured out that the fundamental problem was that the
docs department's master font directory had only one of the two files
required to install
MIF2Go can generate Confluence 4 XHTML, but I still haven't managed to
import it into Confluence except page by page.
And there's no way to go the other direction, which would actually be
the biggest selling point.
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