Possible Frame6+SGML Issue only MIF to Native and OLE graphics
Dan Vint
dvint at bea.com
Thu Nov 8 08:34:28 PST 2007
This is my understanding of the process and I believe the issue is OLE
although one of the problem files we couldn't pin down an exact problem.
So I think I know what the coarse of action will be - remove all uses of
OLE. But its hard to understand why these documents seemed to work under
dzBatcher doing exactly the same steps. Its this aspect that may give me
trouble in trying to convince people to not do this.
Thanks everyone for the insights provided.
..dan
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From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docudoc at hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 5:41 PM
To: Dan Vint; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Possible Frame6+SGML Issue only MIF to Native and
OLE graphics
Dan Vint (dvint at bea.com) asked:
>
> To support OLE reading the graphic back in, do I need to have
the
> original application? This is the primary difference I could
think of.
> Out build machine might not have Office for something from
Word for
> instance, but that would be common on our personal machines.
As far as I know, OLE requires not only that the originating
application
be installed on every machine that will use the file, but that
it's the
same version of the tool and is installed in a directory of the
same
name in the same relation to the FrameMaker installation. It's
an
unreasonably tall order unless you have a *very* methodical (and
dictatorial...) IT department, which is why it is so risky to
use OLE
embedding rather than simple file linking.
Fred Ridder
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