OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the
directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I
wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky
methodology/tool/technique for this task
Grant
Grant Hogarth wrote:
> OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the
> directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I
> wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky
> methodology/tool/technique for this task
>
>
>
Hi, Grant:
It's not clear what
Thanks, Peter --
Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can
see the difference.
Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment)
Grant
-Original Message-
From: Peter Gold [mailto:pe...@knowhowpro.com]
Grant Hogarth wrote:
> OK - I
Grant Hogarth wrote:
> Thanks, Peter --
> Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can
> see the difference.
> Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment)
>
>
It might be worth a look at your Acrobat Standard - I'm not sure if it
does com
Comparing two documents (old and new) makes two conditional tags: in
the new composite document, "Deleted" and "Changed" (or added, can't
remember off the top of my head).
The deleted one by default changes the deleted text (the one in the
old document that you do not find in the new one) to overs
Hi Grant
You are looking for a way to compare two docs with conditional text. I
do this all the time with Adobe Acrobat Professional (7.0). You MUST
have pro. (We upgraded from 6.0 pro to 7.0 standard, because someone
had extra licenses from an acquisition. I hit the ceiling the second I
opened th
On 9/24/06, Karen Mardahl wrote:
> Hi Grant
>
> Bodvar - do you do a compare of the entire FM book in one step? My
> complaint about the FM compare is that it is per chapter. I need to do
> the entire book. I am sure there is a FrameScript solution to such a
> task, but tell me - is there a built-
OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the
directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I
wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky
methodology/tool/technique for this task
Grant
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You are cur
Grant Hogarth wrote:
OK - I can think of a brute-force method to do this (duplicate the
directory and make one "Version A" and and one "Version B"), but I
wondered if anyone had a more elegant/less risky
methodology/tool/technique for this task
Hi, Grant:
It's not clear what level of
Thanks, Peter --
Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can
see the difference.
Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment)
Grant
-Original Message-
From: Peter Gold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Grant Hogarth wrote:
> OK - I can
Grant Hogarth wrote:
Thanks, Peter --
Basically I I'm concerned about a Content Diff so that my reviewers can
see the difference.
Unfortunately, I don't have Acrobat Pro (just Standard v6 at the moment)
It might be worth a look at your Acrobat Standard - I'm not sure if it
does comparisons.
Comparing two documents (old and new) makes two conditional tags: in
the new composite document, "Deleted" and "Changed" (or added, can't
remember off the top of my head).
The deleted one by default changes the deleted text (the one in the
old document that you do not find in the new one) to over
Hi Grant
You are looking for a way to compare two docs with conditional text. I
do this all the time with Adobe Acrobat Professional (7.0). You MUST
have pro. (We upgraded from 6.0 pro to 7.0 standard, because someone
had extra licenses from an acquisition. I hit the ceiling the second I
opened t
On 9/24/06, Karen Mardahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Grant
Bodvar - do you do a compare of the entire FM book in one step? My
complaint about the FM compare is that it is per chapter. I need to do
the entire book. I am sure there is a FrameScript solution to such a
task, but tell me - is ther
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