t with titles not filenames)
AliasTitle=No
This is implemented in the beta h285i.zip, now available at our
download sites. We credited you for the idea in hist52h.txt.
Download the beta, unzip it, and copy the dwhtm.dll in it to
your \windows\system32 dir over the existing copy.
Thank you
spots, links, and topics",
shows a popup link. Naturally, you have to allow the popups in
your browser for them to work.
If you want a popup in non-Help HTML, you need to use JavaScript.
Mif2Go also supports inclusion of arbitrary JS wherever you want.
HTH!
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e list on those two points, and you may
get more precise assistance.
HTH!
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would they, if all they had to do was copy from their
colleague? Guess what; it doesn't happen. We have more
license purchases for *additional* copies than for singles.
If you treat people as honest, they *are*. If you treat
them like criminals, well... you say more about yourself
than about them
ordable, way faster, and we think produces better output.
Try the free unlimited demo, and see for yourself:
http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm
>Thanks for any "help" on the help anyone has time to give!
HTH!
-- Jeremy H. Griff
zed that. One reason we can give free
copies, with full support, to the unemployed and academics,
is that the corporate world supports us very well indeed.
>So that's the sad story. Because webworks is the only game in town,
>they can get away with the
Book XML", is very
thorough. You can download the User's Guide in numerous formats
(including DocBook itself ;-) from the same page.
The same method, BTW, works nicely for moving from unstructured
to structured Frame using DITA. We worked with members of both
OASIS TC's dev
ne. You might want to try it (free):
http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm
It's a lot less expensive than the ePP upgrade, and does
more for you. IMHO. ;-)
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file, which is an
object lesson on why programmers should not write docs. Mea culpa!
The primary Mif2Go doc, the 1000-page User's Guide, is much better,
because it was written by a real TW. Imagine that! ;-)
Please feel free to write us directly if you have any other problems!
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ious aspects of Frame. For example, I'm not going
to post about FrameScript because I know Rick will, and he's the
expert on it. But I will post about FM8 Unicode issues that are
unrelated to conversion because I know those very well.
Thank you, Ri
re CE, CYR, GRK, etc. The code page system was made
to provide access to characters within an 8-bit space, and it
required remapping of various groups of Unicode characters to
fit into that space. Frame 7 and earlier supported that, but
Frame 8 does not. Even if you have to replace some fonts, it
t for you, for free:
http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm
In the User's Guide, see par. 29.2, "Converting and exporting
graphics", for more considerations and instructions on that.
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You are dragging them from an Explorer window, right? Try
reversing the name sequence in Explorer by clicking on the
Name header before you select them. When I do that here, I
get them added to the book in the same order as in the
Explorer window, regardless of how I select them (click/
shift-click o
rly sleuth-ish. I appreciate any help.
Your mif2htm.ini file looks fine. If you still have any
problems, do write us directly. ;-)
HTH!
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also work, if you
are using a non-English keyboard. If you want the
actual straight character versions, you have to use
Ctrl-` and Ctrl-'. That's the same as in FM7.
Other characters in the 80-9F range are handled more
gracefully. If you use the Ctrl-q sequences, you get
tes.
It's never worked for me, and seeing what Frame puts in the MIF,
it's hard to understand how it could work for anyone... If you
want to send me a Frame file with an example of some you put in
that way, I'll see if there's a difference viewing it here.
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On Thu, 16 Oct 2008 00:37:02 -0700, "Jeremy H. Griffith"
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>want to send me a Frame file with an example of some you put in
>that way, I'll see if there's a difference viewing it here.
Dr. Winifred Reng sent me one, and provid
checked several times,
and it doesn't for me. Totally reproducible.
>BTW: I am using the U.S. version 8.0p277, in English only, on a Windows
>XP SP3 system.)
I'm still using 8.0p273, because of the reported issues
with p277 when it came out (posted on Framers). Maybe
le, go to the reference page named IX,
and find the line(s) containing <$pagenum>. Apply a character
format to that whole line with the properties you want. Save,
regenerate the IX from the book, and all your page numbers
(but not the index entry text) will have the properties you set.
*designed* for single-sourcing
from Frame, like ePP, and unlike RH (even in TCS) or Flare.
Not to mention being way less expensive than any of them...
HTH!
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>down the left column below the graphic, then continue to top of the right
>column, then below the graphic in the right column.
>
>Is there a way to do that in FM?
Not that I know of. But another possibility would be to set such
graphics to go always to the top (or botto
oved anchored frame?
The old standby is to use a one-celled table to package the frame
and the caption, if the more limited table placement options work
for you.
HTH!
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ut what is under it is your job. You can get the
handle of the topmost window there, but Windows itself
has no idea what Frame is displaying at that point,
and Frame won't tell you in the FDK. Hmmm... ;-)
Good luck!
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e surprised if there wasn't a free
utility around to send an email with an attachment from
the command line... ;-)
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more.
For a discussion on that point, see:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/dita-users/message/12132
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>document. Is there a way I can do this?
It's not really necessary. We had a similar system before the
rewrite of the <$_prev>/<$_next> code, and it was hard to maintain.
That's one of the main reasons we made this enhancement.
If you continue to have any problem
"strip", and the result would
be assigned to the var at the start of the macro var expression.
We've already built this, but would like to test it with your
case before posting a new beta. Could you kindly send us a
one-page test case, including the .fm, .mif, .prj, both .inis,
and
message, but I think it is at least useful for us all to see how
>the job market is from time to time.
I think it's entirely appropriate, considering the current world
economic situation.
>(Please don't send any condolences -- this is not the end of the
>world -- yet!)
said, if you are just looking for text content
comparison, you could SaveAs plain text, and archive
*that* in CVS or SVN. Then you'll get it working the
way programmers do, which could actually be helpful.
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n.
>Every thought about taking over for what's-his-name at GM?.:)
LOL! No thanks! He dug his own grave, but we shouldn't put all
the employees who had no part in that in there with him. IMHO.
All the best!
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it, test *very* thoroughly, and look in odd corners like variable
definitions, xref formats, and those numbering strings. You may
be fine, but it's best to find out early if you're not.
HTH!
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lem, and that solved it for me.
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a non-English keyboard. If you want the
>actual straight character versions, you have to use
>Ctrl-` and Ctrl-'. That's the same as in FM7.
For the record, I'm still using 8.0p273, because of the reported
issues with p277 when it
On Wed, 20 Jun 2012 08:07:12 -0400, "Rick Quatro" wrote:
>I hesitate to put this on the list, but I have been around the FrameMaker
>community for a long time, and this is the only contact I have with some of
>you. Also, in light of Bruce Foster's sudden disappearance last year, I
>thought it wou
fact, change as little as you can, just the
if you want to change the source in the
same file.
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>Rick e-mailed me on Monday that the double bypass surgery was a success and
>that
>he'll be back online in the near future. He's even trying to update his blog.
Thanks for the update; very glad it went well fo
eed a
test case. We haven't noticed the problem here...
To update, you need to create an account on the new
Web site for Mif2Go:
http://mif2go.com
Your user name cannot contain punctuation, so don't use
your email address for it; also don't use the one we sent
you for the p
that site will go away entirely soon.
We'd be delighted, of course, to host an update.
Also, if you want, you can create a blog on the
new (Drupal) site; blog entries are publically
readable, but only site members can comment.
Thanks for your good work!
-- Jeremy H. Griffith, at Omni System
ield; that's how we
sort out real signups from the frequent spammer
attempts. We've had to exclude gmail and hotmail
addresses for the same reason...
HTH!
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distinguish you from the spammers who keep trying to sign
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ObjectIDs", for more details.
BTW, it looks like about 50 or 60 messages were
hung up from the list for the last three weeks,
including many of Robert's posts like this one;
anybody know why?
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crobat
on the same machine; it will mess you up again. Either look
for alternatives to Acrobat for whatever you needed it for,
or install it on a different machine. It should be OK to
patch Frame 7.1 up again, using the patches you already have.
HT
a new account on:
http://dita2go.com
(needed to prevent spammers from monopolizing
the forums on the site), and download the software,
a much easier and faster (10x) alternative to the
DITA-OT.
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DITA2Go site: http://www.dita2go.com/
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ry to sign up).
It's both amusing and sad when Adobe finally adds
a free utility we've provided for the last ten
years (at least) as a selling point for the newest,
most expensive ever, Frame version... ;-)
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rlier,
so Unicode characters that lack representation in those
encodings will become "?". Only use MIF 7 if you really
need someone with FM 7 or earlier to use the file.
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Trados, you might need a different agency.
Anybody know if Trados does support versions
later than MIF 8?
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t turned so sharply downhill it resembled
falling off a cliff... IMNSHO. I still use 8;
we have the later ones for testing with Mif2Go,
but do not use them for any other purpose.
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>Fm 8.0p277 is running fine on my Win 7 box.
Same here. It's my workhorse on Win 7 Ultimate;
never a crash, not even once.
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has already
run it with the very same MIF files and verified the
results are as desired.
Since you have Mif2Go, why do you need Robo at all?
Its Web help is seriously inferior to OmniHelp. ;-)
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processor. I still have
both the steel pica sticks we used when specifying for
hot-metal (or foundry type) composition in "real picas",
and the one with the IBM logo for the MTST... ;-)
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>
>>...because it was invented by IBM for the MTST
>(Magnetic Tape Selectric Typewriter)...
>
>You mean there was an *automatic* Selectric? Why
>didn't I k
les those links correctly. Like the ones
in the generated IX, they link to specific paragraph
ObjectIDs, all of which Mif2Go preserves when:
[HTMLOptions]
ObjectIDs=All
Same for Word output, when:
[WordOptions]
ObjectIDs=All
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ht
On Fri, 19 Oct 2012 09:20:44 -0700 (PDT), Writer
wrote:
>Doesn't RH have a mini-TOC option?
Mif2Go does... has had that for years. See
User's Guide par. 20.3, "Including local TOCs".
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#x27;t. Fixed now.
Thanks for the heads-up!
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Mif2Go User's Guide yet, and also you do need to
download the current Mif2Go beta components.
AFAIK, Mif2Go is currently the only product that
supports Confluence 4.x from Frame, and DITA2Go is
the only one supporting it from DITA.
HTH!
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consulting job. And you have
DITA-FMx, from Leximation, that handles a lot
of issues Adobe can't seem to fix. For other
formats, good luck...
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before purchase. :-(
Alter your workflow to copy the docs and graphics
to a local drive, and work on them there. Same
problem with RH, and possibly other TCS components.
Some may say it works for them, but they are a
small minority...
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y wrong. ;-)
Thanks again for helping us to get the XHTML format
right; that was also a lot of engineering, and it
would have been much more without your critical
eye on the testing.
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oblem was bulk import.
Has anyone tried the workaround of a KB macro to
do the import, called in a loop? ;-) There are a
lot of free KB macro utilities olut there.
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ment that I could use.
That's why we had to use the XML PIs for it:
>Any help? I'd check on the DITA2Go forums, but they seem a bit on the
>dead side.
We do respond ourselves to posts there.
>So I'm turning to my fellow Framers because, if nothing else,
>I n
x27;s a
one-line setting in the ini file. No changes at
all required in the Frame files. And a *lot*
less expensive at $295 (and easier to use) than
any other option we know of.
HTH!
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imilar content).
Hope that clears up the requirements for CSH
in HTML Help for you, and anyone else who cares. ;-)
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e may be more,
but most just hand you the OT one way or
another. There are some links on the home
page of DITA2Go (at the link above).
I'd say if someone has a looming deadline,
that is **not** the time to start learning
how to customize the OT... LOL!
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of the output.
>(And if you're missing a control, Jeremy often
>adds one for you in an amazingly short time.)
Jim should know! Thanks for the kind words! ;-)
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On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 13:21:18 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>I don't see any mention of Oxygen in that thread.
Oxygen uses the DITA-OT for output, like most others,
so it was directly applicable to Oxygen whether the
editor used was Oxygen or not.
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t
of template import, not as part of book generation.
So if you are importing a template to the single
file, those will work just the same as for a book.
HTH!
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That would be: Jeremy H. Griffith (no "s" on the end),
Omni Systems, Mif2Go (capitalization).
>Rick Quatro, Carmen Publishing, FrameScript/ExtendScript
>FrameScript
There's Frank Elmore here, and a Euro company too,
don't remember the name offhand.
>HATT
&
re User Assistance
Group; also a few DITA groups for those into it
(DITA Awareness Group, DITA for Small Teams Group,
probably more). And for DITA, we have DITA2Go,
which is free and a lot more together than the OT:
http://dita2go.com
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Doesn't sound like you should expect any serious problems.
FM 11 is, well, FM 11. I don't use it myself; I prefer 8
for productive work, and the FM 9+ UI is not for those with
any visual challenges. But we have lots of customers using
it without incident.
HTH!
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o is $295 *perpetual*, with $75/year for upgrades
and support. IOW, about 10% of ePP's cost... ;-)
>Last time I tried Flare, the FrameMaker import was quite good but it
>needed some cleanup so wasn't a replacement for RoboHelp.
>
>Anything else out there?
SuiteHelp, perhaps?
Help, though you may think it does.
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but one of the values is the character set.
They don't say what the syntax for that is,
but I'd try 1256, CP1256, and cp-1256 to start.
There are also advisories about a "security"
"upgrade" from MS that broke this control at:
http://www.helpware
he Hazeltine "glass teletype"
was a great improvement, at 300 baud, no
paper, and real lower-case. 80 x 25,
but the bottom line was its own status.
The reason for 80, BTW, was that is the
capacity of a keypunch card. Used them
too.
The VT-100 was *much* later. ;-)
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Since the downturn, the majority of our sales have been
outside the US, perhaps partly because Adobe makes the
large cost advantage of Mif2Go over RH (or the TCS) even
more glaring there. ;-)
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nses so far, in
one fell swoop. ;-)
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if2Go settings, as in
par. 5.4.1, "Applying condition Show/Hide
settings". Way simpler than the RH GUI.
>Does mif2go make either of those actions unnecessary?
No, of course not; it just makes them a lot
easier to do, automatically, very quickly,
while producing extremely clean HTML.
version.
Sounds like something TimeSavers would do:
http://www.microtype.com/TimeSavers.html
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even consider round-tripping.
>I'm hoping as they're both Adobe products,
>there's some kind of support.
>From Adobe? ROFL!
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e hope are all in the waiting;
Wait without thought, for you are not ready for thought:
So the darkness shall be the light, and the stillness the dancing.
--T. S. Eliot, in The Four Quartets
;-)
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t;. There are two variants:
Times New Roman(note the spaces)
TimesNewRomanPS
Try replacing both of those with
Arial
and see if that works.
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s wiki markup and obsolete. If they ever update that to the new
>XHTML format that could solve the problem.
How? That would just move them up to the same place Mif2Go is
at already; all correctly formatted, but no bulk import. This
needs work at tha Atlassian end.
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irtual
>memory; less paging equals much higher performance.
That's what Tammy said at the very start, first line
of the opening post in the thread:
>> FM 10.0 (all patched and current)/Win 7, 64 -bit
;-)
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hen you misuse esoteric grammar - they may think
>you are just being an obnoxious smarty-pants. Our goal is clear
>communication first.
And thus, to avoid being "hifalutin' ", we return to the original
Tech Writers' Motto, which I had on my office wall in 1960:
&qu
view one at a time,
and edit it, but I often left it up next to the main doc
window, along with the modeless Find dialog with which
you can step through the markers in your doc as you want.
The screen never froze. But using *pods* may make you
think it has, because everything gets much slower
interest, we can set it up
as a SourceForge project pretty easily (we have a
couple of others on SourceForge). We're not set on
that name, or on much of anything else except GPL.
Greed doesn't always have to win out... ;-)
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e wysiwyg interface for LaTeX
>could be a strong unstructured FM alternative.
>
>It's years since I used LaTeX much but I found it
>pretty good when I did. Not easy, but good.
I generally like Don Knuth's thinking, but I feel
that task belongs to somebody intimately familia
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ith us a lot longer, given
the disaster MS perpetrated with Win 8. They really
can't make enterprise customers "upgrade" to something
as ill-conceived as 8...
I'd give FM 8 on Win 7 another five years, at least.
Not to worry. ;-)
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eparated from the master pages... ;-)
We've had maybe five requests for LaTEX... in the last ten
years. Not exactly huge demand. But you might see what
you could do with our "Generic XML" output, which can be
tweaked to produce plain text and probably many more
non-XML formats
and re-open the problem file.
And if you seem to have a shorter set of menus, try Esc F l k
to get out of view-only mode.
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otherwise, Mif2Go.
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#x27;t make.
One of the User's Guide versions on the mif2go.com
Web site is in Eclipse Help, made directly from
a Frame book in a few minutes of processing time.
(Setup takes a bit longer. ;-)
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at
their Fortune 50 companies... ;-) So we're a tad
ahead in this area. Check out both, and decide
for yourself.
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>doesn't know Mif2Go yet.
This may not be the best time for him to learn. ;-)
>I appreciate any thoughts to set up a good, solid, reproducible
>process for this.
A few answers, please, and we can probably provide one.
-- Jeremy H. Griffith, at Omni
e autonumbering and the anchor with ini
settings, leaving:
[3,"Graphics","graphics.htm"],
which you can add your other four fields to.
As for exclusion, which do you have more of, excluded
or included? That will determine the best method.
Have you considered conditional text?
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