That may be useful for single files, but what about a book file
containing multiple .fm files?
Dennis
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On Tuesday, Dec 12, 2023 at 4:33 PM, B. Smalbro <[1]stu...@smalbro.dk>
wrote:
I would suggest saving the fm document
I've seen several suggestions to use PDF and then convert from there. I've had
success with "Save as" to Microsoft RTF and >100 page documents, which will
avoid some of the issues that have been covered in other responses. I don't
want to oversell, though, as the nuances Tam lays out below are n
I'd do the first 20 or so pages manually, and include various bits from
the various sections, toc, index, bibliography, etc. Then present that
to the client with a realistic quote for doing the rest. If you. can
even represent all of the bit in Word, they will probably see that this
path is fla
I would suggest saving the fm document to pdf. And then export the pdf
to Word
It is important to use the Save As feature from FM rather than print.
Gives a pdf where text flows are kept.
Best regards Bjørn
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My experience with trying to read PDF documents into Word has always been way
less than optimal.
Lots of incorrect look and feel issues, footnote problems, font sizes, etc.,
etc., etc., creep in, and the document becomes tough to further edit in Word
afterward.
I usually end up biting the bull
Tammy and other Framers
I have not yet found a satisfactory method of converting PDF (from
Frame) to Word. I've used Nitro Pro and Tracker Software's products
with PDF to Word conversion features, but the results are not viable as
a go-to solution.
In fact, the larger the documen
Could you save as PDF and then save that as Word?
Alternately, you could sub-contract the job to me 😊
Peter
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From: Framers On Behalf
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Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2023 4:41 PM
To: Framers
Subject: [Framers] Converting a frame maker document to a wo
Hello all,
I have an absolutely massive frame maker document (700+ pages including a
bibliography) that is laden with cross references and graphics. It’s a heavily
detailed scientific guide that I’m also single sourcing to produce another
guide from. I’ve gone round and round with my client on t
