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Seanb_us
Inspiring
December 4, 2000
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Third-party FrameMaker Resources

  • December 4, 2000
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Some resources for you to checkout. These are not necessarily endorsed by anyone, myself included. Indeed, caveat emptor. These are third party with not necessarily any ties to or acceptance from Adobe.

Proceed at your own peril . . ..
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Seanb_usAuthor
Inspiring
December 4, 2000
Resources

Hopefully, we can expand on these.

http://www.frameusers.com --checkout Powertools! There are many useful features here.

http://www.microtype.com --checkout the FrameMaker shortcuts listing.

http://w1.184.telia.com/~u18407300 --Thomas Michanek's Framers Page including a useful FAQ list.

http://www.techknowledgecorp.com and http://www.techknowledgecorp.com/help/help.html --Tim Murray's web site.

http://www.fsatools.com/ --checkout the IXgen indexing tool for FrameMaker.
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Seanb_usAuthor
Inspiring
December 4, 2000
Single-sourcing and Online Help

http://www.webworks.com--Quadralay WebWorks Publisher Pro accepts native binary FrameMaker files (*.book and *..fm)

http://www.omsys.com--Mif2Go, accepts FrameMaker ASCII files (*.mif)

http://www.ehelp.com--RoboHelp, accepts FrameMaker ASCII files (*.mif)
http://www.author-it.com--Author-IT accepts FrameMaker ASCII files (*.mif).

Everything else, including Component One's Doc-to-Help( http://www.componentone.com), usually require you convert FrameMaker to RTF and use the RTF in the HAT.
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