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Re: Tables in Pagemaker?

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Posted by Jerry Gardner on February 27, 1997 at 19:19:07:

In Reply to: Re: Tables in Pagemaker? posted by Bill Smith on October 13, 1996 at 07:12:08:

: First of all Table 2.5 is not very good. I cannot understand why Adobe bothered to incorporate such a user unfriendly component into PM6.0. Pm6 does not have a filter for Table2.5 and so you need to save the table in another format - friendly huh! There is a section on it in the Readme file that accompanies PM6. As for the assertion failed error I must admit I've not come across that one, but then i'm rumming more RAM and so it may be a memory problem. Try accessing the Tech Data at adobe.com and leave a message as I have done that they need to lift their game with 2.5 or ditch it.

This is an understatement.

Now that Adobe owns Frame, I'm hoping they'll put
the Framemaker table facilities into Pagemaker.

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: : : First of all Table 2.5 is not very good. I cannot understand why Adobe bothered to incorporate such a user unfriendly component into PM6.0. Pm6 does not have a filter for Table2.5 and so you need to save the table in another format - friendly huh! There is a section on it in the Readme file that accompanies PM6. As for the assertion failed error I must admit I've not come across that one, but then i'm rumming more RAM and so it may be a memory problem. Try accessing the Tech Data at adobe.com and leave a message as I have done that they need to lift their game with 2.5 or ditch it. : This is an understatement. : Now that Adobe owns Frame, I'm hoping they'll put : the Framemaker table facilities into Pagemaker.

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