Re: non-framemaker files in a book?

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From: Gordon Missimer
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 13:57

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Someone at Adobe has a sense of humor! You can even add Word documents to a FrameMaker book, with the same effect. This is a non-feature feature. If you double-click on a non-FM file from the book, Frame will offer to open the file in its "native application" or in FrameMaker directly. Truly bizarre.

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