The Save for Service Provider plug-in enables you to collect all the files your service provider will need to output your publication. It also helps you check your publication for problems, so that you may correct them before delivering your files to the service provider. This update, version 1.1, resolves the following problems in the Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in that was included with Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in includes the Tracking Values file in the package it creates. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not include the Tracking Values file.- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in retains the color applied to EPS files when creating a package. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not retain the color applied to EPS files when a package is created.

The Save for Service Provider plug-in enables you to collect all the files your service provider will need to output your publication. It also helps you check your publication for problems, so that you may correct them before delivering your files to the service provider. This update, version 1.1, resolves the following problems in the Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in that was included with Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in includes the Tracking Values file in the package it creates. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not include the Tracking Values file.- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in retains the color applied to EPS files when creating a package. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not retain the color applied to EPS files when a package is created.

The Save for Service Provider plug-in enables you to collect all the files your service provider will need to output your publication. It also helps you check your publication for problems, so that you may correct them before delivering your files to the service provider. This update, version 1.1, resolves the following problems in the Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in that was included with Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in includes the Tracking Values file in the package it creates. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not include the Tracking Values file.- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in retains the color applied to EPS files when creating a package. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not retain the color applied to EPS files when a package is created.

The Save for Service Provider plug-in enables you to collect all the files your service provider will need to output your publication. It also helps you check your publication for problems, so that you may correct them before delivering your files to the service provider. This update, version 1.1, resolves the following problems in the Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in that was included with Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in includes the Tracking Values file in the package it creates. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not include the Tracking Values file.- The Save for Service Provider 1.1 plug-in retains the color applied to EPS files when creating a package. The Save for Service Provider 1.0 plug-in does not retain the color applied to EPS files when a package is created.

This update corrects a problem in which Adobe FrameMaker 5.x does not display ZapfDingbats characters correctly when used with Adobe Type Manager Deluxe 4.0 and Windows NT 4.0. Text to which you've applied the ZapfDingbats font prints correctly from FrameMaker 5.x, although it does not appear correctly on-screen. When the update is installed, FrameMaker 5.x displays and prints text to which you've applied the ZapfDingbats font as expected.

NOTE: If you do not need ZapfDingbats to appear correctly on-screen in FrameMaker, do not install this update; it may cause problems with the ZapfDingbats font in other applications.

This update corrects a problem in which Adobe FrameMaker 5.x does not display ZapfDingbats characters correctly when used with Adobe Type Manager Deluxe 4.0 and Windows NT 4.0. Text to which you've applied the ZapfDingbats font prints correctly from FrameMaker 5.x, although it does not appear correctly on-screen. When the update is installed, FrameMaker 5.x displays and prints text to which you've applied the ZapfDingbats font as expected.

NOTE: If you do not need ZapfDingbats to appear correctly on-screen in FrameMaker, do not install this update; it may cause problems with the ZapfDingbats font in other applications.

This update corrects a problem in which Adobe FrameMaker 5.x does not display ZapfDingbats characters correctly when used with Adobe Type Manager Deluxe 4.0 and Windows NT 4.0. Text to which you've applied the ZapfDingbats font prints correctly from FrameMaker 5.x, although it does not appear correctly on-screen. When the update is installed, FrameMaker 5.x displays and prints text to which you've applied the ZapfDingbats font as expected.
NOTE: If you do not need ZapfDingbats to appear correctly on-screen in FrameMaker, do not install this update; it may cause problems with the ZapfDingbats font in other applications.

The Adobe Table 3.04 update fixes problems discovered in Adobe Table 3.0, which include:- TrueType fonts print correctly from Table 3.04 in Windows NT 4.0. TrueType fonts in Table 3.0 tables print as boxes or garbage characters to PostScript devices from Windows NT 4.0.- Text formatted as bold or italic prints as expected from Table 3.04. Bold and italic text in Table 3.0 prints normal (i.e., roman) to PostScript devices.- Extended characters in OLE-embedded Table 3.04 objects or EPS graphics print correctly. Extended characters print incorrectly or don't print at all to PostScript devices from Table 3.0.- Some extended characters in a Table 2.5 for Windows table may not appear when you open the table in Table 3.0. When you open the table in Table 3.04 for Windows and select the correct language in the Select Language to Convert From dialog box, the extended characters are displayed as expected.- When you open a Table 2.5 table with right- or center-aligned text in Table 3.04, the text appears as expected. When these tables are opened in Table 3.0, the text may disappear.- When you use the Insert Object command to create an OLE-embedded Table 3.04 object in Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for Windows, TrueType symbol fonts print as expected to PostScript devices. TrueType symbol fonts in an OLE-embedded Table 3.0 object display correctly but print as Courier to PostScript devices, including Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Existing OLE-embedded tables must be opened and resaved after you install the Table 3.04 update to resolve this problem completely. The update also fixes other problems, which are fully described in the Readme included in the archive.

The Adobe Table 3.04 update fixes the following problems discovered in the version of Adobe Table 3.0 that originally shipped with PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- In Table 3.04, bold and italic text prints as expected to PostScript devices. Text formatted as bold or italic prints normal (i.e., roman) from Adobe Table 3.0. (See Additional Note D in the Readme file included in the archive.)- Text formatted with decimal alignment does not disappear after you save, close, and reopen a file in Table 3.04 or update an OLE-embedded table with Table 3.04. Decimal-aligned text may disappear after you save, close, and reopen a file in Table 3.0, or update an OLE-embedded table with Table 3.0.- When you open a Table 2.5 table with right- or center-aligned text in Table 3.04, the text appears as expected. When these tables are opened in Table 3.0, the text may disappear.- Tints of RGB colors applied to tables in Table 3.04 print as expected from PageMaker. Tints of RGB colors in Table 3.0 tables print lighter than expected from PageMaker.- A system error does not occur if Table 3.04 is open when you close a container application (e.g., PageMaker) into which you've OLE-embedded a Table 3.0 object. Closing a container application when Table 3.0 is open may cause a system error.

The Adobe Table 3.04 update fixes the following problems discovered in the version of Adobe Table 3.0 that originally shipped with PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- In Table 3.04, bold and italic text prints as expected to PostScript devices. Text formatted as bold or italic prints normal (i.e., roman) from Adobe Table 3.0. (See Additional Note D in the Readme file included in the archive.)- Text formatted with decimal alignment does not disappear after you save, close, and reopen a file in Table 3.04 or update an OLE-embedded table with Table 3.04. Decimal-aligned text may disappear after you save, close, and reopen a file in Table 3.0, or update an OLE-embedded table with Table 3.0.- When you open a Table 2.5 table with right- or center-aligned text in Table 3.04, the text appears as expected. When these tables are opened in Table 3.0, the text may disappear.- Tints of RGB colors applied to tables in Table 3.04 print as expected from PageMaker. Tints of RGB colors in Table 3.0 tables print lighter than expected from PageMaker.- A system error does not occur if Table 3.04 is open when you close a container application (e.g., PageMaker) into which you've OLE-embedded a Table 3.0 object. Closing a container application when Table 3.0 is open may cause a system error.

The Adobe Table 3.04 update fixes the following problems discovered in the version of Adobe Table 3.0 that originally shipped with PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh:- In Table 3.04, bold and italic text prints as expected to PostScript devices. Text formatted as bold or italic prints normal (i.e., roman) from Adobe Table 3.0. (See Additional Note D in the Readme file included in the archive.)- Text formatted with decimal alignment does not disappear after you save, close, and reopen a file in Table 3.04 or update an OLE-embedded table with Table 3.04. Decimal-aligned text may disappear after you save, close, and reopen a file in Table 3.0, or update an OLE-embedded table with Table 3.0.- When you open a Table 2.5 table with right- or center-aligned text in Table 3.04, the text appears as expected. When these tables are opened in Table 3.0, the text may disappear.- Tints of RGB colors applied to tables in Table 3.04 print as expected from PageMaker. Tints of RGB colors in Table 3.0 tables print lighter than expected from PageMaker.- A system error does not occur if Table 3.04 is open when you close a container application (e.g., PageMaker) into which you've OLE-embedded a Table 3.0 object. Closing a container application when Table 3.0 is open may cause a system error.

The Adobe Table 3.04 update fixes problems discovered in Adobe Table 3.0, which include:- TrueType fonts print correctly from Table 3.04 in Windows NT 4.0. TrueType fonts in Table 3.0 tables print as boxes or garbage characters to PostScript devices from Windows NT 4.0.- Text formatted as bold or italic prints as expected from Table 3.04. Bold and italic text in Table 3.0 prints normal (i.e., roman) to PostScript devices.- Extended characters in OLE-embedded Table 3.04 objects or EPS graphics print correctly. Extended characters print incorrectly or don't print at all to PostScript devices from Table 3.0.- Some extended characters in a Table 2.5 for Windows table may not appear when you open the table in Table 3.0. When you open the table in Table 3.04 for Windows and select the correct language in the Select Language to Convert From dialog box, the extended characters are displayed as expected.- When you open a Table 2.5 table with right- or center-aligned text in Table 3.04, the text appears as expected. When these tables are opened in Table 3.0, the text may disappear.- When you use the Insert Object command to create an OLE-embedded Table 3.04 object in Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for Windows, TrueType symbol fonts print as expected to PostScript devices. TrueType symbol fonts in an OLE-embedded Table 3.0 object display correctly but print as Courier to PostScript devices, including Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Existing OLE-embedded tables must be opened and resaved after you install the Table 3.04 update to resolve this problem completely. The update also fixes other problems, which are fully described in the Readme included in the archive.

The Adobe Table 3.04 update fixes problems discovered in Adobe Table 3.0, which include:- TrueType fonts print correctly from Table 3.04 in Windows NT 4.0. TrueType fonts in Table 3.0 tables print as boxes or garbage characters to PostScript devices from Windows NT 4.0.- Text formatted as bold or italic prints as expected from Table 3.04. Bold and italic text in Table 3.0 prints normal (i.e., roman) to PostScript devices.- Extended characters in OLE-embedded Table 3.04 objects or EPS graphics print correctly. Extended characters print incorrectly or don't print at all to PostScript devices from Table 3.0.- Some extended characters in a Table 2.5 for Windows table may not appear when you open the table in Table 3.0. When you open the table in Table 3.04 for Windows and select the correct language in the Select Language to Convert From dialog box, the extended characters are displayed as expected.- When you open a Table 2.5 table with right- or center-aligned text in Table 3.04, the text appears as expected. When these tables are opened in Table 3.0, the text may disappear.- When you use the Insert Object command to create an OLE-embedded Table 3.04 object in Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for Windows, TrueType symbol fonts print as expected to PostScript devices. TrueType symbol fonts in an OLE-embedded Table 3.0 object display correctly but print as Courier to PostScript devices, including Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Existing OLE-embedded tables must be opened and resaved after you install the Table 3.04 update to resolve this problem completely. The update also fixes other problems, which are fully described in the Readme included in the archive.

Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh includes version 1.0 of the Word Counter plug-in, which counts the number of characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, text blocks, and stories in selected text or in an entire publication. Word Counter 1.1 provides the following improvements over version 1.0:- Word Counter 1.0 reports information for all text blocks and frames, regardless of whether they are selected. Word Counter 1.1 reports only on selected text blocks. Additionally, when you select a grouped object that contains text blocks or frames, Word Counter 1.1 counts the text in all text blocks and frames inside the grouped object.- When you use Word Counter 1.0, the current page may change. When you use Word Counter 1.1, the current page doesn't change.- Word Counter 1.0 counts paragraphs incorrectly when the selection does not end in a carriage return. Word Counter 1.1 resolves this problem.

Adobe PageMaker 6.5 and 6.51 for Windows include version 1.0 of the Word Counter plug-in, which counts the number of characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, text blocks, and stories in selected text or in an entire publication. Word Counter 1.1 provides the following improvements over version 1.0:- Word Counter 1.0 reports information for all text blocks and frames, regardless of whether they are selected. Word Counter 1.1 reports only on selected text blocks. Additionally, when you select a grouped object that contains text blocks or frames, Word Counter 1.1 counts the text in all text blocks and frames inside the grouped object.- When you use Word Counter 1.0, the current page may change. When you use Word Counter 1.1, the current page doesn't change.- Word Counter 1.0 counts paragraphs incorrectly when the selection does not end in a carriage return. Word Counter 1.1 resolves this problem.

Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh includes version 1.0 of the Word Counter plug-in, which counts the number of characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, text blocks, and stories in selected text or in an entire publication. Word Counter 1.1 provides the following improvements over version 1.0:- Word Counter 1.0 reports information for all text blocks and frames, regardless of whether they are selected. Word Counter 1.1 reports only on selected text blocks. Additionally, when you select a grouped object that contains text blocks or frames, Word Counter 1.1 counts the text in all text blocks and frames inside the grouped object.- When you use Word Counter 1.0, the current page may change. When you use Word Counter 1.1, the current page doesn't change.- Word Counter 1.0 counts paragraphs incorrectly when the selection does not end in a carriage return. Word Counter 1.1 resolves this problem.

Adobe PageMaker 6.5 and 6.51 for Windows include version 1.0 of the Word Counter plug-in, which counts the number of characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, text blocks, and stories in selected text or in an entire publication. Word Counter 1.1 provides the following improvements over version 1.0:- Word Counter 1.0 reports information for all text blocks and frames, regardless of whether they are selected. Word Counter 1.1 reports only on selected text blocks. Additionally, when you select a grouped object that contains text blocks or frames, Word Counter 1.1 counts the text in all text blocks and frames inside the grouped object.- When you use Word Counter 1.0, the current page may change. When you use Word Counter 1.1, the current page doesn't change.- Word Counter 1.0 counts paragraphs incorrectly when the selection does not end in a carriage return. Word Counter 1.1 resolves this problem.

Adobe PageMaker 6.5 and 6.51 for Windows include version 1.0 of the Word Counter plug-in, which counts the number of characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, text blocks, and stories in selected text or in an entire publication. Word Counter 1.1 provides the following improvements over version 1.0:- Word Counter 1.0 reports information for all text blocks and frames, regardless of whether they are selected. Word Counter 1.1 reports only on selected text blocks. Additionally, when you select a grouped object that contains text blocks or frames, Word Counter 1.1 counts the text in all text blocks and frames inside the grouped object.- When you use Word Counter 1.0, the current page may change. When you use Word Counter 1.1, the current page doesn't change.- Word Counter 1.0 counts paragraphs incorrectly when the selection does not end in a carriage return. Word Counter 1.1 resolves this problem.

Adobe PageMaker 6.5 for the Macintosh includes version 1.0 of the Word Counter plug-in, which counts the number of characters, words, sentences, paragraphs, text blocks, and stories in selected text or in an entire publication. Word Counter 1.1 provides the following improvements over version 1.0:- Word Counter 1.0 reports information for all text blocks and frames, regardless of whether they are selected. Word Counter 1.1 reports only on selected text blocks. Additionally, when you select a grouped object that contains text blocks or frames, Word Counter 1.1 counts the text in all text blocks and frames inside the grouped object.- When you use Word Counter 1.0, the current page may change. When you use Word Counter 1.1, the current page doesn't change.- Word Counter 1.0 counts paragraphs incorrectly when the selection does not end in a carriage return. Word Counter 1.1 resolves this problem.

The Equation Patcher for FrameMaker 5.1x for SGI/IRIX 6.x prevents FrameMaker from crashing after you open or edit a document that contains an equation.