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#24831

Flash Design: Does It Really Deliver What Is Promised?

Flash design? Is it all it's cracked up to be? In this article, we'll be confronting all the questions head on: What is Flash? What's good about it? What's bad about it? And, most importantly, what will it do for your online business?

Hatton, Jody. Flash DJS (2004). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash

127.
#24832

Flash: 99% Good

This site is for Flash designers who want to skip the piss and vinegar of the so called 'usability' experts and get right to the solutions for your Flash usability problems. Named in response to Jakob Neilsen's influential 2000 article Flash: 99% Bad.

Flash Good. Design>Web Design>Software>Flash

128.
#27157

Flash: Friend or Foe?

Macromedia Flash is spreading rapidly across the Internet and many web designers and developers believe Flash, as it is commonly called, is the future of Internet design. The use of Flash includes moving graphics, sounds, motion, and interactivity. These are great from a graphics standpoint although the areas most important to web surfers are content, speed and simple navigation. Of course, Flash has its benefits it has its drawbacks as well and an evaluation of both the pros and cons of Macromedia Flash will help you determine whether Flash is your website's friend or foe.

DevBay (2005). Design>Web Design>Software>Flash

129.
#20014

Flashgeek

The home for Rick Turoczy's Flash and Powerpoint tutorials.

Flashgeek.com. Resources>Web Design>Software>Flash

130.
#22298

Focus on PDF Layers

How you can combine layers and scripting to power up PDFs to deliver richer, more versatile content.

Wraight, Dave. PlanetPDF (2004). Design>Information Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat

131.
#21835

The Form Revolution, Part II   (PDF)

In Part I, you got PDF forms to run and talk. Now you get to make them really smart.

Guthrie, Malcolm. Adobe Magazine (2000). Design>Document Design>Software>Adobe Acrobat

133.
#12978

Frame-User

Anstelle einer interaktiven Site-Übersicht finden Sie hier das Inhaltsverzeichnis mit Kurzbeschreibungen zu den jeweiligen Rubriken. Das ist für mich einfach besser und schneller zu pflegen und ist deshalb immer aktuell. Für Unterstützung in der Navigation, der Bedienung und der Suche können Sie eine kleine Hilfe aufrufen.

Frame-User.de. (German) Resources>Software>Document Design

134.
#18825

FrameMaker 5.5.6 Component Versions

This page is my effort to discover and document how to transform the currently shipping FrameMaker 5.5.6 into a form that is actually usable and hopefully stable.

Wideman, Graham. WidemanOne (1999). Design>Publishing>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

135.
#18824

FrameMaker 5.5.6 Product Components

This is my current model of the components which compose the FrameMaker 5.5.6 product, and their functions. Open to critique. All of the components marked in yellow are either included in the FM package, or at least supposed to be.

Wideman, Graham. WidemanOne (1999). Design>Publishing>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

136.
#14927

FrameMaker Batch Processing and Automation Using MIF  (link broken)   (PDF)

Have you ever wanted to check a large set of FrameMaker files to make sure all the borders, text- symbols, and rulers are turned off? What about hyperlinks? Wouldn't it be nice to be able to automatically validate all the hypertext links within a large set of FrameMaker files? Did you ever wish there was a way to automatically convert a set of data into FrameMaker tables? You can do all these things, and more, using the Maker Interchange Format (MIF). This article presents some of the main features of MIF and gives an overview of some of the ways you can make use of MIF. Additional articles will delve deeper into using Perl to process MIF, providing details on specific applications.

Larsen, Seraphim. Silicon Valley Connection (2002). Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

137.
#18764

FrameMaker Document Management   (PDF)

Managing FrameMaker documents requires a unique and sophisticated document management solution. FrameMaker documents are inherently complex and often compound in nature; this reality must be recognized in order to effectively manage FrameMaker documents, so that their contents can be fully leveraged.

Lloyd, Harold. STC Proceedings (1999). Design>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

138.
#18823

FrameMaker MIFBrowse

Much can be learned about Frame document structure and the objects within by examining documents saved in MIF format.

Wideman, Graham. WidemanOne (2001). Design>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

139.
#28737

FrameMaker Resources  (link broken)

FrameMaker seems to be Adobe's best-kept secret. A tremendously powerful desktop-publishing program, FrameMaker has been ritually ignored by reviewers who instead concentrate on the big three DTP apps: QuarkXPress, InDesign, and PageMaker. Adobe positioned FrameMaker as a niche 'word-processing' product appropriate only for long-document production.

EDITsphere (2007). Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

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#18793

FrameMaker Resources

This site contains links of interest to users of Adobe FrameMaker, the industry-leading tool for creating long or complex technical documents. Paired with Quadralay's WebWorks Publisher, it is also an excellent tool for single source solutions that involve some combination of print or PDF, online Help, and Web-based information.

Knopf Online. Resources>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

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#23457

FrameMaker Template Browser

I modified the FrameMaker template browser to display our department's templates rather than the generic ones that come with the software. The writers no longer have to dig through the company's folder structure to find the template they need.

Henkel, Rick. Docspages. Resources>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

142.
#27090

FrameMaker vs. FrameMaker+SGML  (link broken)

Everything that is in FrameMaker is in FrameMaker+SGML. FrameMaker+SGML has capabilities that FrameMaker does not have.

Bright Path Solutions (2004). Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

143.
#20501

FrameMaker: Easy to Learn

I'd like to vote in favor of dispelling the MYTH that FrameMaker is difficult to learn.

Muller, Rita. InFrame. Articles>Software>Document Design>Adobe FrameMaker

144.
#27656

FrameMaker: Structured or Unstructured?

At the 2004 WritersUA and STC Conferences, structured FrameMaker and XML were among the more popular session topics. There is obviously significant interest in the user assistance community about authoring XML documents with structured FrameMaker. This is not surprising, as many organizations are struggling with the problems of creating and delivering increasing amounts of user assistance in multiple formats, and managing their content in a way that maximizes their capabilities to reuse content across multiple publications.

Houser, Alan R. WritersUA (2004). Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

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#25418
146.
#20893

FrameScript Tutorials: An Introduction to Writing Scripts

FrameScript is a lot like FrameMaker; it has a fairly steep learning curve, but once you learn it, you’ll find it a real workhorse. The best way to start is to read the FrameScript Scriptwriter’s Guide. And the Quick Reference will provide you shortcuts to learning the FrameScript syntax. This tutorial will introduce some foundational concepts of writing scripts that will help you get started.

Carmen Publishing. Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

147.
#20888

FrameScript Tutorials: Cross-References

There are two types of cross-references in FrameMaker: paragraph cross-references and spot cross-references. (There is a third type, element cross-references, available only in FrameMaker+SGML. This tutorial will not discuss element cross-references) Both paragraph and spot cross-references are similar, in that you have to insert an Xref object that points to a Cross-Ref Marker. The Xref object has an XRefSrcText property that must exactly match the marker text of the Cross-Ref Marker. Let’s start with spot cross-references, since they are a little simpler to work with.

Carmen Publishing. Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

148.
#20892

FrameScript Tutorials: Loops and Linked Lists

In the previous lesson, we introduced a simple FrameScript loop to process all of the paragraph formats in a document. In this lesson, we will introduce a variation of the loop, and the important concept of linked lists' of FrameMaker objects.

Carmen Publishing. Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

149.
#20891

FrameScript Tutorials: Navigating Paragraphs

Being able to navigate paragraphs in FrameMaker documents is an essential FrameScript task. This tutorial will explore several methods. For background information, see the Loops and Lists tutorial.

Carmen Publishing. Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

150.
#20890

FrameScript Tutorials: Scaling Tables to Fit the Text Column Width

Here is a simple script that proportionately scales a table to fit the text column that contains it. This script works with the current table but can be easily expanded to work with all of the tables in a document or book.

Carmen Publishing. Articles>Document Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

 
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