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Finding the right tools for enterprise-wide structured content
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Design Automation Conference 2009 Exhibitor Profiles
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I use FrameMaker 7.2 and FrameMaker 8.0 with it. I don’t have to deal with font
issues on a daily basis. If I have to change fonts, I just move them by hand from
the Windows XP control panel. Not very elegant but it works.
Regards,
Matthias
In article <0001HW.C688F33300115CE3F0182. ..@nntp.charter.net>,
I’ve been running FrameMaker 7.1 under both Parallels Desktop and lately
VirtualBox for a couple years. Currently on both a MacBook Pro, and a
24" iMac. I’ve been running FrameMaker on Win2K, haven’t had any reason
so far to use XP/Vista/Win7.
Hm, There is both a Windows and a Mac version of the server edition. I
have here a FontReserve X Server 1.6.1 from the dyas of the Panther, but
it works fine on Leopard - at least up to 10.5.5. - I have now sold the
Quicksilver dual G4/1,8ghz, where it was running…
Yes, Fontexplorer X/Pro can handle any TTF and OTF font no matter which
