Re: Rumors of FrameMaker's Death are Untrue, says Adobe
Not true, I just dragged some text from Word 97 into Netscape Email (I guess MS and Netscape can coexist). I never knew it could do this. THANKS Arlen.Word (speaking as a Word user for many years, Mac version 3.02 to be precise which I believe predates every Windows version except 1.0, but as one who has deleted it from my home systems) is a twitchy product whose useful features always seemed to me to be at least one dialog box too far away to be useful. It was gratifying to see MS adopt such modern features as drag and drop editing, but rather irritating that they only implemented it within their product, rather than using the Mac OS-supplied drag and drop hooks which would have made it possible to drag text not only to a new location in the current Word document, but to (and from) other documents in other applications, such as email clients, text editors and HTML editors.
I highlighted Alren's email in the digest and (Word was minimized) dragged the text (not the entire digest) to the button on the button bar straight into Word. THANKS again Arlin.It was rather disappointing that I had to resort to a shareware text editor to collect the varioius scraps of text from multiple sources and only after that load the resulting collection into Word for final processing.
I guess if your not careful, you might learn something new ;-)
Steve
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