Re: FrameReader--a ghost?

[Betsy Maaks <bmaaks -at- FRAME -dot- COM>]

At 13:44 8/24/95 PDT, Lisa Levine wrote:
<snip>
>The Using FrameMaker manual tells me that FrameReader (as distinct from
>FrameViewer) is included with the CD version of Frame 5, and that it can be
>freely distributed for "noncommercial use."

Lisa et al.,

FrameReader, the free online viewing companion product to FrameMaker
and FrameMaker+SGML, provides powerful cross-platform distribution for
FrameMaker documents. InstantView(TM) technology lets you distribute your
files without post processing. This technology, in conjunction with
robust hypertext navigation, superb document resolution, and support
for platform-based multimedia, increases the value of your online
documents.

With FrameReader, you can:
- open one or more FrameMaker and FrameMaker+SGML documents
- view documents at a reduced or enlarged size (from 25% to
  1600% in 1% increments)
- navigate within or between documents by clicking on hypertext
  links that were automatically generated by (or manually placed in)
  FrameMaker and FrameMaker+SGML
- search forward and backward within a document using whole or
  partial words, wildcards, and case consideration
- copy text from a FrameReader document and paste it into
  another application
- print an entire document, book, or range of pages

FrameReader can be freely distributed as long as it is used for
non-commercial purposes. Non-commercial is defined as:
- not for resale
- not for commercial or personal gain
- not repackaged
- not bundled and distributed with any software or document collection

Hope this answers the questions!

Betsy Maaks

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