Re: Subject: Frame and macros

[Max Wyss <prodok -at- prodok -dot- ch>]

Chris,

One can of course see the lack of a built-in scripting language as a
"missing feature", indeed.

However, it is also a big advantage, as you do not have to fiddle around
with a proprietary scripting language, but you can use your macro tool of
choice, such as QuicKeys. Such a macro tool can be used for any other
application as well, and is therefore worth a lot. So, I indeed do prefer
the non-presence of a macro functionality in Frame, as I have one available
from my system environment.

Just another Zweiräppler.


Max Wyss
PRODOK Engineering
Low Paper workflows, Smart documents, PDF forms
CH-8906 Bonstetten, Switzerland

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The lack of a macro or scripting language is only one of several very
important
features that Frame for Windows is missing, relative to Word.

Please tell us: WHY is your department considering switching from Word to
Frame???

I will hold my tongue on the subject until I hear what you (your managers?)
are thinking.