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Article #25260Re: FM files not searchable in XP
From: Niels Grundtvig Nielsen
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 06:22
Date: Thu, 18 Jul 2002 06:22
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The problem I remember with S&R wasn't really its fault - if you tried a replace, FrameMaker immediately detected that someone had been monkeying with its files and refused to open them any more. Good thing I found that out on a file I had a back-up of ... On the other hand, I regularly use the built-in Find in NT4 to track down FM files and have had no trouble with it at all; as far as I remember, it was just as reliable with W95 and W98. Feel free to use this as an argument and go back to Microsoft ;-}
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