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Subject:Re: WANTED: Interleaf ASCII file From:Greg Anderson <Greg -dot- Anderson -at- CENTRAL -dot- SUN -dot- COM> Date:Thu, 3 Dec 1998 16:07:10 -0700
Hello Katv;
There may be a problem with the Framemaker Import of Ileaf 7.X ASCII format.
Have you tried an ileaf,v6.X ASCII .doc file yet? I believe that as with
v6.X, the 7.X version allows users to SaveAs ... the previous version:
ileaf,v4.X = SaveAs v4 or v3
ileaf,v5.X = SaveAs v5 or v4
ileaf,v6.X = SaveAs v6 or v5
ileaf,v7.X = SaveAs v7 or v6 <--- ??
^
|_ try this option.
We are running ileaf,v6.1.1 or I would send the file(s) you requested.
> I'm in the middle of a comparison of FM 5.5.6-Leaf I7-Ventura 8 and I
> would like to have one or two small Interleaf <I7 **ASCII** files to
> see if they can be imported into FrameMaker and Ventura. Ideally, the
> files will contain a simple graphic (so it will be obvious if it is
> corrupted). I so far have been UNable to import I7 ASCII files into
> FM or VP so I woould like to try a <I7 version.
|| Greg 'Andy' Anderson | Sun Microsystems Broomfield, CO ||
|| Desktop Productivity Tools | Document Conversion Service ||
|| MS:UMBRM14-119 | email: greg -dot- anderson -at- Central -dot- Sun -dot- COM ||
