RE: Export from Framemaker to Microsoft Word 97

[Dan Emory <danemory@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 08:26 AM 5/9/00 -0700, you wrote:
>My FrameMaker for Dummies says:
>
>If you thought the battle to get FrameMaker for you was hard, wait until you
>take on your first translation project.  Many translation companies accept
>FrameMaker files, and they should be your first choice.  But if your
>translator insists on using Microsoft Word, then S-Tagger is a critical tool
>for you.  S-Tagger exports FrameMaker files into Microsoft Word format, but
>it preserves all the FrameMaker features (such as variables,
>cross-references, index markers) in special tags.  (NOTE it doesn't say
>anything about graphics).  The translator can then edit the Word file (and
>ignore the special tags). Once the translation is complete, you run the Word
>file back through S-Tagger to restore your FrameMaker file -- with
>translated contents.
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But most translators will be using Word 2000, because it has Unicode..
Since FM doesn't (have Unicode, that is), does S-Tagger now do the round-trip
character conversions between Unicode code points and the corresponding
FM code points?
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