Post by Howard Metcalfe on Jul 10, 2011 13:22:23 GMT -5
The FrameMaker MML report features will be deleted after version 99. The Write MML menu item in the File menu and all its submenu items will be removed. FrameMaker for the Mac is an MacOS 9 application and has not been supported by Adobe Systems Incorporated for many years.
Most of the desktop publishing capabilities of FrameMaker now appear in Nisus Writer Pro1 (see nisus.com/), and in some cases exceed those in FrameMaker. RTF files generated by PAWriter using the Write RTF menu item in the File menu should be opened in Nisus Writer Pro to take advantage of those capabilities (but can be opened by other Mac word processors such as Microsoft Word, Pages, TextEdit, Tex-Edit, Quick Look, AppleWorks and other similar programs).
1Nisus Writer Pro©2011 Nisus Software, Inc. All rights reserved. NISUS is a registered trademark of Nisus Software Inc.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language defines Nisus (which rhymes with “crisis”) as "nisus n. pl. nisus. An effort or endeavor to realize an aim. [Latin nisus, from past participle of niti, to strive.]"
The author of PAWriter has no relationship to Nisus Software, Inc., other than as an occasional and unpaid beta tester.
Most of the desktop publishing capabilities of FrameMaker now appear in Nisus Writer Pro1 (see nisus.com/), and in some cases exceed those in FrameMaker. RTF files generated by PAWriter using the Write RTF menu item in the File menu should be opened in Nisus Writer Pro to take advantage of those capabilities (but can be opened by other Mac word processors such as Microsoft Word, Pages, TextEdit, Tex-Edit, Quick Look, AppleWorks and other similar programs).
1Nisus Writer Pro©2011 Nisus Software, Inc. All rights reserved. NISUS is a registered trademark of Nisus Software Inc.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language defines Nisus (which rhymes with “crisis”) as "nisus n. pl. nisus. An effort or endeavor to realize an aim. [Latin nisus, from past participle of niti, to strive.]"
The author of PAWriter has no relationship to Nisus Software, Inc., other than as an occasional and unpaid beta tester.