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To: Frame List <Framers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, framers@xxxxxxxxx, Jay Smith <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Help! Find/Replace crashing FM553 Win95
From: "Stanley, Hank" <hstanley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 08:05:57 -0800
Sender: owner-framers@xxxxxxxxx
Sorry, I cannot help. Am only able to commiserate that it's happened to
me when I global search on a particular paragraph tag and, once found, I
attempt to replace the selection with a text entry. Result: Crash with
Adobe error message/number to e-mail.
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From: Jay Smith[SMTP:jay@jaysmith.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 24, 1998 20:29
To: Frame List; framers@omsys.com
Subject: Help! Find/Replace crashing FM553 Win95
It's late at night and I don't have time for this "stuff".
Win95 FM553
In Find/Replace:
Find text: "string " (is "XXXS ")
Replace text: *nothing*
There are perhaps 100 occurrences in the document. I have tried
making other text strings -- it doesn't seem to make a
difference what
the text content is. It also does NOT matter if the text is
plain or
superscripted (see below).
You can Find/Change perhaps 2-3 dozen times before it crashes.
If you
try to do Change All In Document, it crashes immediately. The
crash
takes down FM, but the PC is okay. It generates an error file
to send
to Adobe.
I have not seen this mentioned before. Did I miss it?
ALTERNATIVES?? Assuming that there is no workaround other than
FM
556, my goal is: The original document is in WordPerfect 8. I
am
trying to capture the superscript information in such a way that
I can
apply the superscripts in FM using a Character Tag. In WP8, I
use
their find/replace to find SuperscriptOn, position before it,
and put
in a unique string ("string "). I do other stuff too and then
import
into FM. Then in FM, I capture the character tag with Copy
Special.
I Find "string *\>" (wildcards on) and replace By Pasting. All
that
DOES work great! Then, I am simply trying to get rid of the
string,
by replacing it with nothing -- that is when it dies.
Any ideas of an alternative approach. Am I being stupid?
--
Jay Smith
e-mail: jay@jaysmith.com
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