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Adobe FrameMaker Versions |
Acrolinx for Adobe FrameMaker Versions |
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Support for Acrolinx AI Assistant and Suggestions |
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2022 (version 17.0.4) |
1.5.2 |
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1.5.1 and earlier |
1.5.2 and later |
We no longer support integrations that use editor versions older than 2022. If you use editor version 2020, you'll need to upgrade to editor version 2022. |
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2022 (versions 17.0.0 to 17.0.3) |
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1.5.1 |
1.5.0 and earlier |
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Look at our release notes to learn more about the development of Acrolinx for FrameMaker.
3 July 2024
After you updated to FrameMaker 2022 17.0.4.628, you might've seen a blank Sidebar and the message: "Cannot Initialize API Client." A breaking change in the 17.0.4 FrameMaker release caused this. To fix it, we've recompiled our integration with the new FDK libraries.
Important
Acrolinx for FrameMaker version 1.5.2 isn't compatible with versions 17.0.0 to 17.0.3 of the FrameMaker 2022 release. You can only use it with FrameMaker 2022 17.0.4 and later.
17 May 2023
This new release brings support for FrameMaker 2022 (17), improvements to the Sidebar, and a couple other bug fixes.
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We've added support for Windows 11.
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We've dropped support for our 32-bit integration.
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Support for FrameMaker 2022 (17.0.0 to 17.0.3) - We’ve added support for FrameMaker 2022 (17.0.0 to 17.0.3). For this, we needed to stop using Internet Explorer in our Sidebar. Read on to see how this might affect you.
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Removed Internet Explorer Components from the Sidebar - The Sidebar's Internet Explorer 11 components lead to errors, messages, and other issues when you had no Internet Explorer 11 installed. We've updated the Sidebar to use Microsoft Edge Chromium instead.
Warning
This is important if you're on Windows and use Acrolinx for FrameMaker. Windows users that are on Windows 8.1 or 10 need to download and install WebView 2 from Microsoft.
It doesn't apply to Windows 11 because WebView 2 is already installed.
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Copy and Pasting the Acrolinx URL didn’t Work - There was a bug that didn’t allow you to copy and paste the Acrolinx URL into the Acrolinx Sidebar. We've fixed this, so you can more quickly sign in.
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Some Character Strings Were Excluded from an Acrolinx Check - The conditional check for whitespace characters didn't work, which caused strange behavior in the check results. We've fixed this.
This is a service release to fix an issue that appeared when you updated to Adobe FrameMaker 16.0.2.
We recommend that you use:
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Acrolinx Platform version 2020.02 or later.
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FrameMaker 2019 (versions 15.x.x), FrameMaker 2020 (versions 16.x.x)
We’re excited to announce a new version of our Acrolinx for FrameMaker integration. In this release, you'll see improvements to extraction and how Acrolinx parses your documents. We've also fixed a handful of bugs.
Want to take advantage of these new improvements? Don’t forget to update your Content Profile.
We recommend that you use:
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Acrolinx Platform 2019.08 or later
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FrameMaker 2017, FrameMaker 2019, FrameMaker 2020
We now extract character formats in unstructured FrameMaker documents by adding additional information to the XML attribute for the charactertag. Once you configure this tag on the Acrolinx Platform, you can use it to create context-specific guidelines. This will let you extend more rule applications, which will improve your Acrolinx check results.
We've included more XML tags in our checks and provided a simple fallback approach in case Acrolinx doesn't identify a FrameMaker XML tag name. In other words: This release lets you check more of your content in FrameMaker.
You might've noticed that the GUI language for some FrameMaker menus changed after you installed the Acrolinx for FrameMaker integration into FrameMaker 2019. We've fixed this issue so your set language gets displayed.
Sidebar to Scorecard InconsistencyIn some cases, issues that you saw in the Sidebar didn't show up in the Scorecard. We've fixed this inconsistency. The Scorecard and Sidebar now display the same issues.
Check Selection Didn't Work ProperlySometimes you'd check a selection of text that included both text from a table and text above or below it. When you did this, the Check Selection feature acted funny. We've fixed this. Now, the structure around your selection won't change the check result.