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  1. 06-29-2008, 07:45 AM #1
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    Default java api for reading adobe frame maker files

    Hi All,

    i need some help for reading adobe frame maker file.
    do any know any idea about java api or any thrid party api for reading Adobe Frame Maker files, i gooled in net, but i didn't get any help, any have any idea about this, please help me.

    I want read Frame Maker header inforamtion.


    Thanks.
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    The FrameMaker API for C Language..

    You can use the API through JNI.
    freedom exists in the world of ideas
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    Hi Thanks for your reply.
    do you have any exples.
    Please can you provide any examples.
    thanks in advance.

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