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Apparently not.
So it’s not just me….
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> On Jan 12, 2023, at 2:23 AM, Johan Anglemark wrote:
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> According to the list archive the message you replied to (and changed
> the subject of) was the last one previous to your reply. So over two
> m
Yes, and the RoboHelp blurb says: "And it's a complete new RoboHelp
developped from the scratch."
Yow.
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FWIW, Bechtel Power did so for a nuke project I was on back in the 80's.
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To: An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software.
Subject: Re: [Framers] Are "point-pages" still in use?
As
And Ferraris and Jeeps both run on petrol. It's what you do with it and how
that makes the difference. Once you adapt to the Flare UI, you'll appreciate
how carefully thought out the tool is. The designers are always just over
the horizon, thinking up cool stuff. Try the download. ...
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nding this list to include
Flare topics (no pun).
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Few people are more Flare-dedicated than me, but I don't think I'll leave this
list, either. Too much good info & good people, plus I still use FM for my book.
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And now I wonder how many closet Flare users are on this list.
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For single sourcing, Flare is unmatched, but it will never replace FM for page
layout. However, CSS is a fascinating world. 😉
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LEP = list of effective pages, I would guess.
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" a monospaced font such as Courier."
Might one suggest using Source Code Pro here? It's Adobe, it's free, and is
becoming increasingly popular with developers.
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First World problem, Rick - making too much money! ... Rick's scripts saved
me oodles of work in a previous incarnation, worth every penny.
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FWIW, there are free shell utilities that will emulate a Win 7 Start menu and
what not.
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> On Jan 9, 2018, at 10:10 AM, David Creamer
> wrote:
>
> I usually just keep the latest version installed, but periodically need to
> install an older ver
Thanks for verifying- been having Comcast troubles.
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> On Nov 17, 2016, at 3:11 PM, Stamm, David wrote:
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> 2016-11-17-04T20:10Z
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> Jack -
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> Yes, your posts got through, as did your message. Whether I can act on your
> message is ano
I never trust Notepad. Notepad++ is a free programming editor, very nice.
You'll love it!
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> On Nov 17, 2016, at 12:25 PM, Stamm, David wrote:
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> 2016-11-17-04T17:25Z
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> Windows 7 Enterprise operating system
>
> FrameMaker 2015 Release
Thanks, Rick - very nice, and a great looking site!
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Irfanview is terrific for lots of graphic manipulations. It also has the worst
Help file I have ever seen. I offered to do one for Irfan, but he refused.
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saved out?
Thanks as always.
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I haven’t kept up with this thread; has anyone mentioned Flare Help Viewer? It
is much more modern than CHM, and runs in .Net 4.0 (required). Worth a trial.
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I haven?t kept up with this thread; has anyone mentioned Flare Help Viewer? It
is much more modern than CHM, and runs in .Net 4.0 (required). Worth a trial.
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Frankly, I don’t see how Adobe gets away with this. What would be the reaction
if the Microsoft Word reader was incompatible with Word? Much bad karma, most
likely. Must be the Cool Factor…. which I enjoy.
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Frankly, I don?t see how Adobe gets away with this. What would be the reaction
if the Microsoft Word reader was incompatible with Word? Much bad karma, most
likely. Must be the Cool Factor?. which I enjoy.
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That's true. But it shouldn't have to be so.
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That's true. But it shouldn't have to be so.
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. Today, it?s
working, and all I did was to reboot.
Stumped in Ypsilanti.
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. Today, it’s
working, and all I did was to reboot.
Stumped in Ypsilanti.
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There's also Source Code Pro, available for free from SourceForge. And it
is an open license, Adobe-created OTF. I'm just sayin'.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sourcecodepro.adobe/?source=directory
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There's also Source Code Pro, available for free from SourceForge. And it
is an open license, Adobe-created OTF. I'm just sayin'.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sourcecodepro.adobe/?source=directory
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it seems to me that
Adobe was trying to please (impress?) a new crop of users. It worked with
me. In general, I enjoy the flexibility of the new interface, and I can
always reset the workspace to my liking. It's a major improvement from my
point of view.
Just one person's opinion. C'
it seems to me that
Adobe was trying to please (impress?) a new crop of users. It worked with
me. In general, I enjoy the flexibility of the new interface, and I can
always reset the workspace to my liking. It's a major improvement from my
point of view.
Just one person's opinion. C'
Oops, cancel that. You wanted web only. Sorry.
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Oops, cancel that. You wanted web only. Sorry.
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I've used the "Windows User Experience Interaction Guidelines"
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa511258.aspx. It is
mainly for design principles, but it includes rules for documenting
interface components. It's a downloadable PDF, and is almost 900 pag
I've used the "Windows User Experience Interaction Guidelines"
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa511258.aspx. It is
mainly for design principles, but it includes rules for documenting
interface components. It's a downloadable PDF, and is almost 900 page
As another FM newbie, I have to agree, and am saddened that this list should
need monitoring.
Respectfully (your Liberal friend),
Jack DeLand
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As another FM newbie, I have to agree, and am saddened that this list should
need monitoring.
Respectfully (your Liberal friend),
Jack DeLand
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Sent
Richard,
Thanks very much for your detailed input. I am the sole writer for our
outfit, with 15 developers in the UK and some management types in the UK and
Michigan. I think moving to structured FM may be the better method for us
for a variety of reasons, but I will look into the feasibility
Richard,
Thanks very much for your detailed input. I am the sole writer for our
outfit, with 15 developers in the UK and some management types in the UK and
Michigan. I think moving to structured FM may be the better method for us
for a variety of reasons, but I will look into the feasibility
some cogitating about the structured route. It makes a lot of sense,
and now would be a perfect time to do it.
Regards,
Jack DeLand
From: John Sgammato [mailto:jsgamm...@imprivata.com]
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2012 9:08 AM
To: 'jackdeland at comcast.net'; framers at lists.fram
do some cogitating about the structured route. It makes a lot of sense,
and now would be a perfect time to do it.
Regards,
Jack DeLand
From: John Sgammato [mailto:jsgamm...@imprivata.com]
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2012 9:08 AM
To: 'jackdel...@comcast.net'; framers@lists.fram
n was that
it might drop the italic and substitute the regular font.
Jack DeLand
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Dov Isaacs
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 2:05 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Minion Pro I
n was that
it might drop the italic and substitute the regular font.
Jack DeLand
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[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Dov Isaacs
Sent: Sunday, November 13, 2011 2:05 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Minio
n't see a separate
Italic version there. I can get an italic look by choosing Minion Pro and
selecting "Italic" in the Angle dropdown. But is this actually using the
Minion Pro Italic font, or is it an effect on the Regular font? I am
setting a book up
see a separate
Italic version there. I can get an italic look by choosing Minion Pro and
selecting "Italic" in the Angle dropdown. But is this actually using the
Minion Pro Italic font, or is it an effect on the Regular font? I am
setting a book up for pre-press.
TIA,
Thanks to you all for your help. I think I've got it now.
p.s. Really love FAR.
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On 7/27/2010 5:33 PM, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> On Tue, 27 Jul 2010 19:34:14 + (UTC), jdeland1 at comcast.net
> wrote:
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>
>>
Thanks to you all for your help. I think I've got it now.
p.s. Really love FAR.
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On 7/27/2010 5:33 PM, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Tue, 27 Jul 2010 19:34:14 + (UTC), jdela...@comcast.net
wrote:
I was wondering if there i
I got the same sort of effect at one point with the same setup as
Alison's. In my case, it seemed to be a low memory problem, and it has
not recurred. FWIW, YMMV
Jack DeLand :: information design & implementation
On 3/29/2010 5:44 PM, Alison Craig wrote:
> I hope I haven'
I got the same sort of effect at one point with the same setup as
Alison's. In my case, it seemed to be a low memory problem, and it has
not recurred. FWIW, YMMV
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On 3/29/2010 5:44 PM, Alison Craig wrote:
I hope I haven't
http://books.google.com/books?id=TJSwqVS24CYC&printsec=frontcover&dq=read+me+first&cd=1#v=onepage&q=&f=false
It says it's a "limited preview," but I was able to scroll all the way
from the front to the back cover.
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It says it's a "limited preview," but I was able to scroll all the way
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David Spreadbury wrote:
> Not to beat this horse much further into the ground, but why would I place a
> callout to an item in a graphic outside the frame containing the graphic?
>
>
Well, in my case, this is an example of an FM noob expecting a behavior
learned in other tools to work in FM.
David Spreadbury wrote:
> Not to beat this horse much further into the ground, but why would I place a
> callout to an item in a graphic outside the frame containing the graphic?
>
>
Well, in my case, this is an example of an FM noob expecting a behavior
learned in other tools to work in FM.
Fred,
I have a similar but not identical situation. (FM 9) I have two
versions of the same product; one is cut down from the other. There are
roughly 100 components to the large manual I inherited, which is a
reference guide. These are currently grouped into 7 sections. The
smaller version
would be nice to
be able to control this from the top-level book as well.
Jack DeLand
Fred Ridder wrote:
> What is your objection to building two books? That's the way FrameMaker is
> designed to work. If it weren't for the ability to build different books from
> differing c
Fred,
I have a similar but not identical situation. (FM 9) I have two
versions of the same product; one is cut down from the other. There are
roughly 100 components to the large manual I inherited, which is a
reference guide. These are currently grouped into 7 sections. The
smaller version
would be nice to
be able to control this from the top-level book as well.
Jack DeLand
Fred Ridder wrote:
> What is your objection to building two books? That's the way FrameMaker is
> designed to work. If it weren't for the ability to build different books from
> differing c
I believe Microsoft Style Guide says "click." I do have some European
writers who use the term "push" consistently.
HTH
I believe Microsoft Style Guide says "click." I do have some European
writers who use the term "push" consistently.
HTH
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Thanks to all for your help. I am translating the German specs from the
graphic designer, and yes, he did come up with that TOC design by
himself. 100 bucks says he never used FM. They are big on
Interleaf/Quicksilver.
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Thanks to all for your help. I am translating the German specs from the
graphic designer, and yes, he did come up with that TOC design by
himself. 100 bucks says he never used FM. They are big on
Interleaf/Quicksilver.
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so in the TOC. I'm thinking a tab
should be used, but where and how would it be inserted?
Thanks in advance.
FM 8 on Vista.
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so in the TOC. I'm thinking a tab
should be used, but where and how would it be inserted?
Thanks in advance.
FM 8 on Vista.
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I have a very precise template spec in German for A4 and "amerikanisches
Format" - their solution is to trim off a few centimeters on the bottom
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I have a very precise template spec in German for A4 and "amerikanisches
Format" - their solution is to trim off a few centimeters on the bottom
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Thanks very much, Fred. I had no clue as to where all these things had
come from.
Fred Ridder wrote:
> use the MIF filters to "wash" the document. Use Save As
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I have inherited some docs that have a huge number (dozens) of color
definitions, all in RGB values. I want to edit these down to about 10
entries that I actually need. Is there a fast and easy way to do this?
TIA
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Thanks very much, Fred. I had no clue as to where all these things had
come from.
Fred Ridder wrote:
> use the MIF filters to "wash" the document. Use Save As
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I have inherited some docs that have a huge number (dozens) of color
definitions, all in RGB values. I want to edit these down to about 10
entries that I actually need. Is there a fast and easy way to do this?
TIA
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anging your cross-reference format to point
> to the Figure and not the Caption. This will cause the jump to stop at
> the anchored frame which is immediately above the figure.
>
> If using Unstructured, create a Paragraph Format for your anchored
> frames, i.e., Figure.
>
tive list I've ever been on. Thanks and
Happy New Year to all!
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anging your cross-reference format to point
> to the Figure and not the Caption. This will cause the jump to stop at
> the anchored frame which is immediately above the figure.
>
> If using Unstructured, create a Paragraph Format for your anchored
> frames, i.e., Figure.
>
tive list I've ever been on. Thanks and
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Thanks, Shlomo - sounds good. And thanks to the others who replied
offlist. It seems quite popular.
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n to do with unstability of the "Temporary Internet
> Folder(s)" or the browsers use of them.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bodvar
>
> 2008/12/20 Jack DeLand :
>
>> I would appreciate hearing from anyone who's successful in creating PDFs for
>> Linux. We
list of graphics files on disk, so that I can separate the
wheat from the chaff, so to speak. Is there a FM function, a utility,
or a script I could use to do this? Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks!
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n to do with unstability of the "Temporary Internet
> Folder(s)" or the browsers use of them.
>
> Regards,
>
> Bodvar
>
> 2008/12/20 Jack DeLand :
>
>> I would appreciate hearing from anyone who's successful in creating PDFs for
>> Linux. We
list of graphics files on disk, so that I can separate the
wheat from the chaff, so to speak. Is there a FM function, a utility,
or a script I could use to do this? Am I missing something obvious?
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raphics,
> <http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/127032870/direct/01/>
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, so I don't know how he did it.
I have tried "shrinking" in Snag-It, and reducing the percent of size on
import. Both options yield a "fuzzy" look that I'm getting complaints
about. Is there some sort of FM option or technique that I can use to
get the same resul
, so I don't know how he did it.
I have tried "shrinking" in Snag-It, and reducing the percent of size on
import. Both options yield a "fuzzy" look that I'm getting complaints
about. Is there some sort of FM option or technique that I can use to
get the same resul
I would appreciate hearing from anyone who's successful in creating PDFs for
Linux. We have a sporadic failure of jumps between PDFs. Any help appreciated
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I would appreciate hearing from anyone who's successful in creating PDFs for
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