buddhistwriter
2011-04-16 21:15:55 UTC
Hi, I know it's been 1,000 years since I bought this, but I can't
afford to buy a new copy & up until Vista, it worked just fine--
installed like a champ under XP & 98. Now I try to install it & I get
a message telling me my key is wrong.
It is possible I'm making one mistake as I type it in; the label tore
off years ago & I tried to rejoin the two pieces, buggering the middle
number. It might be a 5 or a 3. I try both, but neither one works,
I really don't want to upgrade to anything more sophisticated because
that translates into "more difficult." I used Frame to create user's
manuals & indexes & it worked smashingly. It took me a long time to
learn how to use it & I had to bring in an instructor to give me & my
employees a two-day seminar on it.
My company no longer exists & I am now disabled. I can't afford to
trade up & I don't have the time or cognitive abilities to learn a lot
more features, which I'm sure it now has.
I can't get to a place within the Adobe website where I can ask this
question, so I'm trying here. I am in a rehabilitation program,
studying indexing, & plan (or hope) to use FrameMaker again.
When I complete training, the agency that's funding my training will
then buy me the software & office equipment, etc., I need to become
employed. I will probably buy Frame 10 or whatever the newest version
is at that time. But for now, I have to keep things really simple.
Any help or advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
diane
afford to buy a new copy & up until Vista, it worked just fine--
installed like a champ under XP & 98. Now I try to install it & I get
a message telling me my key is wrong.
It is possible I'm making one mistake as I type it in; the label tore
off years ago & I tried to rejoin the two pieces, buggering the middle
number. It might be a 5 or a 3. I try both, but neither one works,
I really don't want to upgrade to anything more sophisticated because
that translates into "more difficult." I used Frame to create user's
manuals & indexes & it worked smashingly. It took me a long time to
learn how to use it & I had to bring in an instructor to give me & my
employees a two-day seminar on it.
My company no longer exists & I am now disabled. I can't afford to
trade up & I don't have the time or cognitive abilities to learn a lot
more features, which I'm sure it now has.
I can't get to a place within the Adobe website where I can ask this
question, so I'm trying here. I am in a rehabilitation program,
studying indexing, & plan (or hope) to use FrameMaker again.
When I complete training, the agency that's funding my training will
then buy me the software & office equipment, etc., I need to become
employed. I will probably buy Frame 10 or whatever the newest version
is at that time. But for now, I have to keep things really simple.
Any help or advice you can give me will be greatly appreciated.
diane