Exactly. Renames the source files and the links to the source files within
Framemaker in one pass.
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent and
a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
I second the motion that this is an awesome script. Webworks totally barfs on
spaces in file names and this made a HUGE difference to me when single sourcing
FM to Webworks output and I had either inherited files or had gotten slopping
in my own file naming.
I have no financial stake in this
By "in the source file" you mean it also renames the referenced files?
On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 10:36 AM, Art Campbell wrote:
> OK, this may be semi-spam, but I just received a great FrameScript from Rick
> Quatro and wanted to share.
>
> It rips through either a book or file and removes any space
On the other hand, any XP computer that has been regularly connecting
to the Internet for the past four years is probably part of a botnet.
On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 10:37 AM, Fred Ridder wrote:
> It's not entirely correct that Microsoft stopped issuing security patches for
> Windows XP three year
Definitely semi-spam, but who am I to complain? :-)
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It's not entirely correct that Microsoft stopped issuing security patches for
Windows XP three years ago. That's when extended support officially ended, but
there have been at least two critical security updates released since then --
one in the first year after the official end of support, and
OK, this may be semi-spam, but I just received a great FrameScript from
Rick Quatro and wanted to share.
It rips through either a book or file and removes any spaces from files
names, reference graphics, text insets, and other imported items.* Both in
the Frame file and in the source file.*
W
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It should not have problems if you install it on a real XP computer,
except that XP is highly insecure since Microsoft stopped issuing
security updates three years ago.
Windows XP mode works fine for me to run old software under 64-bit Windows 7.
On Mon, May 15, 2017 at 6:53 PM, Dennis Brunnenmey
I have same problem and here's the best fix I've found...
1. Go to the Task Manager
2. Click the Processes tab
3. Find DWM.exe, and end task on that file. (Might have to end task on it
twice, but rarely.)
FM recovers without having to close program.
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Fr
To add to my initial "upgrade" I will say that the click/drag bug was there
in some way in many versions. I would select a text frame, resize... crash.
I'd hold the button down, say a prayer, hope for the best... crash.
I found workarounds, but it just was a headache to do it every time. When it
c
When I first moved to Windows 7 I did not even manage to install Frame 7.2
with all of the patches.
We used an XP emulator and it worked very well
In addition, instead of dragging with a mouse, you can select text by clicking
at the beginning and pressing shift and at the end (instead of dragg
Older versions of FM sometimes seem unhappy running directly in a
newer OS.
Try VirtualBox from Oracle. It's free; you can set up a virtual XP
environment under Win 7 or Win 10, install FM in that XP world, and
away you go, often faster and without those quirks compared to
running the older
I blush to admit that I am still using FM 7. I used it professionally
for a long time, and produced many technical and academic texts with it,
despite the hassles of getting colleagues to deal with PDF commenting;
but as a retired person I don't need and can't justify any upgrade.
Anyway, the p
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