Mostly lurker here, but, yes, you are correct, at least as far as American
Standard English is (er, was?) concerned.
On 7Apr2013, at 10:34 AM, VLM TechSubs wrote:
> I hope this isn’t considered too “off topic”.
>
> Perhaps things have changed as our American English language devolves all
>
Mostly lurker here, but, yes, you are correct, at least as far as American
Standard English is (er, was?) concerned.
On 7Apr2013, at 10:34 AM, VLM TechSubs wrote:
> I hope this isn?t considered too ?off topic?.
>
> Perhaps things have changed as our American English language devolves all
>
Sounds like a terrific method. Having just lost an incremental save this could
be a secure method for preventing it from happening again.
Will you be kind enough to post it? What is your site address?
Thx
Greg. Eckrich
On 22Sep2012, at 2:17 PM, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> I have a plugin t
Sounds like a terrific method. Having just lost an incremental save this could
be a secure method for preventing it from happening again.
Will you be kind enough to post it? What is your site address?
Thx
Greg. Eckrich
On 22Sep2012, at 2:17 PM, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> I have a plugin t
Just received this opportunity. Thought a member of this group might be
interested.
Gregory Eckrich
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Kelli Downey
> Date: June 14, 2012 6:46:34 PM CDT
> To: gweckr...@wowway.com
> Subject: Technical Writer Opportunity (Long-Term)
>
> Hi Gregory,
>
> I am rec
Just received this opportunity. Thought a member of this group might be
interested.
Gregory Eckrich
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Kelli Downey
> Date: June 14, 2012 6:46:34 PM CDT
> To: gweckrich at wowway.com
> Subject: Technical Writer Opportunity (Long-Term)
>
> Hi Gregory,
>
> I am
here, here
On 10Oct2011, at 11:34 AM, Galanter, Lea wrote:
> Huh? This is a list for people who use FrameMaker and you think most
> readers are not technical writers? Then who do you think is using
> FrameMaker? I'm interested in this discussion because it involves my
> work as an editor and wri
here, here
On 10Oct2011, at 11:34 AM, Galanter, Lea wrote:
> Huh? This is a list for people who use FrameMaker and you think most
> readers are not technical writers? Then who do you think is using
> FrameMaker? I'm interested in this discussion because it involves my
> work as an editor and wri
Sounds like a fine opportunity for an instructional Designer! Have my MS-Ed,
Instructional Design in Dec. [Sorry, could not resist the opportunity for a
shameless bit of self-promotion!]
Greg. Eckrich
On 6Oct2011, at 12:22 PM, Writer wrote:
> Or if the company absolutely feels that
Sounds like a fine opportunity for an instructional Designer! Have my MS-Ed,
Instructional Design in Dec. [Sorry, could not resist the opportunity for a
shameless bit of self-promotion!]
Greg. Eckrich
On 6Oct2011, at 12:22 PM, Writer wrote:
> Or if the company absolutely feels that
Hi Laurie,
Not a heavy duty FM user; however, run FM 7 under Parallels w/XP on a
MACBook Pro.
Typed and edited a 300+ page book for a friend recently. No complaints.
Gregory Eckrich,
708-862-7180
gweckr...@wowway.com
On 5-May - 2009, at 11:16 AM, Laurie Little wrote:
> Hello from beautiful
Hi Laurie,
Not a heavy duty FM user; however, run FM 7 under Parallels w/XP on a
MACBook Pro.
Typed and edited a 300+ page book for a friend recently. No complaints.
Gregory Eckrich,
708-862-7180
GWEckrich at wowway.com
On 5-May - 2009, at 11:16 AM, Laurie Little wrote:
> Hello from beauti
nection, select RDC > Preferences
> 2. Click on the Printers button/tab
> 3. Select the local printer you want to print to, e.g. Adobe PDF.
>
> HIH
> Alan
>
> Greg. Eckrich wrote:
>>
>> I desire to produce a .pdf file of a large book. The file has been
>> pr
com
> "... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
> Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
> No
> disclaimers apply.
>
nection, select RDC > Preferences
> 2. Click on the Printers button/tab
> 3. Select the local printer you want to print to, e.g. Adobe PDF.
>
> HIH
> Alan
>
> Greg. Eckrich wrote:
>>
>> I desire to produce a .pdf file of a large book. The file has been
>
at gmail.com
> "... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
> Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
> No
> disclaimers apply.
>
Good afternoon.
Seems like such a dumb question but I'll be darned if I can finger it
out.
I desire to produce a .pdf file of a large book. The file has been
produced before and has actually been sumitted to a commercial
printer in the pdf format.
Using FrameMaker 7.1 on Windows XP running
Good afternoon.
Seems like such a dumb question but I'll be darned if I can finger it
out.
I desire to produce a .pdf file of a large book. The file has been
produced before and has actually been sumitted to a commercial
printer in the pdf format.
Using FrameMaker 7.1 on Windows XP running
Some industry people are really stuck on DRUPAL as a content (say
blog) manager which is supposed to be compatible w/FM. No hands on
here. May also want to check out WordPress. Both open source.
http://drupal.org/drupal-6.1
Gregory Eckrich,
Technical Writer
708-743-6849 cell
708-862-7180
[
Some industry people are really stuck on DRUPAL as a content (say
blog) manager which is supposed to be compatible w/FM. No hands on
here. May also want to check out WordPress. Both open source.
http://drupal.org/drupal-6.1
Gregory Eckrich,
Technical Writer
708-743-6849 cell
708-862-7180
G
Hi Dan,
Your sentiment is completely understood; however, where will you run
FrameMaker after your XP breaks?
Is Adobe going to port back to MAC (as though they should have left
in the first place)?! or to Linux? Do you have some inside scoop here?
I presently run frame in XP as a guest O/S
Hi Dan,
Your sentiment is completely understood; however, where will you run
FrameMaker after your XP breaks?
Is Adobe going to port back to MAC (as though they should have left
in the first place)?! or to Linux? Do you have some inside scoop here?
I presently run frame in XP as a guest O/S
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