At 13:24 -0500 16/4/07, Natalie Bircher wrote:
Ah,yes. It is not a new window, it is a saved doc. Strange that FM saves the
zoom level, I think.
Not at all: thank goodness that it does. What would you want it to do?
For any specific template and any specific monitor, there is always an optimal
I have a FM file that uses unavailable fonts. The FM message is:
The CenturySchoolbook,Italic Italic Font is not available.
Times New Roman Italic will be used in this session.
There is not Times New Roman Italic in the font list, so I searched for
the Times New Roman font and replaced it
Thanks, Stuart. I had forgotten about this one. Downloaded it 2-3
years ago and did not have the time to use it. Did some testing just
now and found that, seemingly, it can completely replace the awkward
tables.
I am going to give it a serious try, as I am in the middle of a manual
which does a
Thanks for your response.
I found some information about where to find missing fonts, but it would
have been very time consuming to go though the whole list of
possibilities. See http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker32.html#1
So after searching for the font that Frame used as a replacement and not
I've used a metric of 1-8 for software companies; higher for those
that also do hardware because hardware is typically more labor
intensive but has fewer user options.
I'm not positive, but I believe a classic book called Rapid
Development contains some metrics.
If you haven't already, check
Note that there is a very good reason why you did not find
Times New Roman when you did a search. With the Remember
Missing Font Names preference turned on, the substitution only
occurs on the screen (and in any printed output). The font
specifications that are in the document itself are *not*
This should be all over the 'net, because it's a FAQ, but:
If you don't care about the fonts, under FM Preferences, turn off
Remember Missing Fonts, open all the files, and save all the files.
Update and save again.
If you do care about the fonts, look on the master and reference pages
for
Thanks for your response.
I found some information about where to find missing fonts, but it would
have been very time consuming to go though the whole list of
possibilities. After searching for the font that Frame used as a
replacement and not finding it. I figured it couldn't hurt to turn
I am sure that this is a job for Framescript, but darn it, you can do it
in Word without doing anything special (Print and under Print What,
select Styles), so I am hoping that you can do it on Framemaker. I want
to generate on a per file basis, a list of all paragraph tags used in
the file - I
At 11:23 -0600 17/4/07, Van Boening, Tammy wrote:
I am sure that this is a job for Framescript, but darn it, you can do it
in Word without doing anything special (Print and under Print What,
select Styles), so I am hoping that you can do it on Framemaker. I want
to generate on a per file basis,
Steve, Jennifer, et. al.
Thanks! Just the info. that I needed.
TVB
Tammy L. Van Boening
Senior Technical Writer
Fiserv Insurance Solutions
Property and Casualty Division
303-729-7733
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
***
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Van Boening, Tammy wrote:
I am sure that this is a job for Framescript, but darn it, you can do it
in Word without doing anything special (Print and under Print What,
select Styles), so I am hoping that you can do it on Framemaker. I want
to generate on a per file basis, a list of all paragraph
At 13:24 -0500 16/4/07, Natalie Bircher wrote:
>Ah,yes. It is not a new window, it is a saved doc. Strange that FM saves the
>zoom level, I think.
Not at all: thank goodness that it does. What would you want it to do?
For any specific template and any specific monitor, there is always an
I have a FM file that uses unavailable fonts. The FM message is:
The "CenturySchoolbook,Italic Italic" Font is not available.
"Times New Roman Italic" will be used in this session.
There is not Times New Roman Italic in the font list, so I searched for
the "Times New Roman" font and replaced
Thanks, Stuart. I had forgotten about this one. Downloaded it 2-3
years ago and did not have the time to use it. Did some testing just
now and found that, seemingly, it can completely replace the awkward
tables.
I am going to give it a serious try, as I am in the middle of a manual
which does a
This should be all over the 'net, because it's a FAQ, but:
If you don't care about the fonts, under FM Preferences, turn off
"Remember Missing Fonts," open all the files, and save all the files.
Update and save again.
If you do care about the fonts, look on the master and reference pages
for
I've used a metric of 1-8 for software companies; higher for those
that also do hardware because hardware is typically more labor
intensive but has fewer user options.
I'm not positive, but I believe a classic book called Rapid
Development contains some metrics.
If you haven't already, check the
Thanks for your response.
I found some information about where to find missing fonts, but it would
have been very time consuming to go though the whole list of
possibilities. After searching for the font that Frame used as a
replacement and not finding it. I figured it couldn't hurt to turn
Thanks for your response.
I found some information about where to find missing fonts, but it would
have been very time consuming to go though the whole list of
possibilities. See http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker32.html#1
So after searching for the font that Frame used as a replacement and not
Note that there is a very good reason why you did not find
Times New Roman when you did a search. With the "Remember
Missing Font Names" preference turned on, the substitution only
occurs on the screen (and in any printed output). The font
specifications that are in the document itself are *not*
I am sure that this is a job for Framescript, but darn it, you can do it
in Word without doing anything special (Print and under Print What,
select Styles), so I am hoping that you can do it on Framemaker. I want
to generate on a per file basis, a list of all paragraph tags used in
the file - I
At 11:23 -0600 17/4/07, Van Boening, Tammy wrote:
>I am sure that this is a job for Framescript, but darn it, you can do it
>in Word without doing anything special (Print and under Print What,
>select Styles), so I am hoping that you can do it on Framemaker. I want
>to generate on a per file
Steve, Jennifer, et. al.
Thanks! Just the info. that I needed.
TVB
Tammy L. Van Boening
Senior Technical Writer
Fiserv Insurance Solutions
Property and Casualty Division
303-729-7733
tammy.vanboening at fiserv.com
***
Keep
Van Boening, Tammy wrote:
> I am sure that this is a job for Framescript, but darn it, you can do it
> in Word without doing anything special (Print and under Print What,
> select Styles), so I am hoping that you can do it on Framemaker. I want
> to generate on a per file basis, a list of all
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