I'm probably breaking rules here by posting two queries in succession. Sorry.
Today is not a good day with FrameMaker. TGIF.
I am working up a template, and am seeing visibly inconsistent vertical spacing
between headings and body paras in the same document despite the fact that
there are no
Steve Rickaby wrote:
Quite. However, if you change the spec in FrameMaker to 'correct' the
mix, it drops the ink name and you get 4-plate in the PDF [quite
It doesn't here. I just made a new color from the Pantone Uncoated
library, typed in 164, and got a nice red PANTONE 164 CVU. I chose
Steve,
Is the page that you're working on imported from another program?
Could it have hidden characters? (You have view all text characters
turned on?)
Does the page print with the same inconsistencies? Is your ini file
set to use printer metrics on the display? (And is Adobe PDF set as
the
Steve Rickaby wrote:
What I see is visibly different, over-large, vertical leading between
some, but not all, A, B and C headings and the BodyFirst paras that
follow them. To reiterate, there are *no* para overrides. There are
no master page overrides either.
Have you got Baseline
Another thought. Is there Word art used anywhere, or any graphics
that have been drawn within Word? These use proprietary compression
algorithms, which may be decompressed to illustrate their true size.
Or, are there special characters (say, embedded math) that are being
converted graphics?
It would be great if the future FM versions support the Arabic / Persian
languages.
Presently, we are forcing the FM to create Arabic language by using a
Mirrored method, together with customised fonts.
It's difficult but still workable as compared to Indesign ME. :)
- Ric
- Original
Is there any info on CJK languages support in FM8 ?
Amnon.
Michael,
I have seen this MANY times. We are converting to FM at my company now
(finally - thank God) but we have many large (400 to 800 page) Word docs that
contain lots of embedded drawings, screenshots, and even photos. Documents
like this are easily corrupted because Word has some really
Diane,
This should go into a FM FAQ somewhere.
Alan
On 27/07/2007, at 6:28 PM, Diane Gaskill wrote:
> Michael,
>
> I have seen this MANY times. We are converting to FM at my company
> now (finally - thank God) but we have many large (400 to 800 page)
> Word docs that contain lots of
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I have no major issues with anything Diane has said in her very informative
posting. But my suggestion is to take a fresh look at your basic strategy
for converting from Word to FrameMaker. Directly convering a monolithic
Word document to FrameMaker has never made much sense to me
because it
First - http://groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/wwp-users/
Second -
1. Go into C:\Program Files\WebWorks\ePublisher Pro\Formats
2. Copy WebWorks Help 5.0 or other source format to a new directory.
3. Modify there according to instructions at webworks.com
4. Change C:\Program Files\WebWorks\ePublisher
FrameMaker 7.0, Mac
I have been asked to use Pantone 164 for a design. There appears to be an
oddity with FrameMaker's Pantone libraries, which give Pantone 164CVU, for
example, as C:0 M:47 Y:76 K:0, which is a browny-orange, instead of the correct
purple tint, C:50 M:100 Y:0 K:0, as in, for
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> I have been asked to use Pantone 164 for a design. There appears to
> be an oddity with FrameMaker's Pantone libraries, which give Pantone
> 164CVU, for example, as C:0 M:47 Y:76 K:0, which is a browny-orange,
> instead of the correct purple tint, C:50 M:100 Y:0 K:0, as in,
I'm probably breaking rules here by posting two queries in succession. Sorry.
Today is not a good day with FrameMaker. TGIF.
I am working up a template, and am seeing visibly inconsistent vertical spacing
between headings and body paras in the same document despite the fact that
there are no
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> Quite. However, if you change the spec in FrameMaker to 'correct' the
> mix, it drops the ink name and you get 4-plate in the PDF [quite
It doesn't here. I just made a new color from the Pantone Uncoated
library, typed in 164, and got a nice red PANTONE 164 CVU. I chose
Steve,
Is the page that you're working on imported from another program?
Could it have hidden characters? (You have view all text characters
turned on?)
Does the page print with the same inconsistencies? Is your ini file
set to use printer metrics on the display? (And is Adobe PDF set as
the
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> What I see is visibly different, over-large, vertical leading between
> some, but not all, A, B and C headings and the BodyFirst paras that
> follow them. To reiterate, there are *no* para overrides. There are
> no master page overrides either.
Have you got Baseline
At 13:03 -0400 27/7/07, Art Campbell wrote:
>Is the page that you're working on imported from another program?
Nope.
>Could it have hidden characters? (You have view all text characters
>turned on?)
Yep. Nothing odd visible.
>Does the page print with the same inconsistencies?
Not tried.
>Is
At 12:58 -0400 27/7/07, Kenneth C. Benson wrote:
>It doesn't here. I just made a new color from the Pantone Uncoated library,
>typed in 164, and got a nice red PANTONE 164 CVU. I chose Print as Spot and
>changed the CMYK color definition to make 50,100,0,0 purple. Then I formatted
>some text
Hi, Steve:
I'm not aware of bugs in this area (but there could be).
I hope I understand your meaning. If you mean that the inter-paragraph
space varies for the same consecutive paragraphs formats, depending on
where they are within a column or text frame, perhaps one or more of
these options are
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> . Edit the color to C:50, M:100, rest 0
>
> . I now see Ink name: None, print as spot
Although your ink name changes when you edit the definition (it doesn't
change here), you can call it whatever you want, I think. Try copying
the name before you edit the definition,
Hello Framers,
A while back I posted some questions about creating a Structured Frame
application so that we can share xml files between Structured Frame and our XML
publishing system that was created in-house. We also have some legacy material
in unstructured Frame that we would need to
At 13:42 -0400 27/7/07, Kenneth C. Benson wrote:
>
>>. Edit the color to C:50, M:100, rest 0
>>
>>. I now see Ink name: None, print as spot
>
>Although your ink name changes when you edit the definition (it doesn't change
>here), you can call it whatever you want, I think. Try copying the name
At 12:19 -0500 27/7/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>I'm not aware of bugs in this area (but there could be).
>
>I hope I understand your meaning. If you mean that the inter-paragraph
>space varies for the same consecutive paragraphs formats, depending on
>where they are within a column or text frame,...
At 12:19 -0500 27/7/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>I hope I understand your meaning. If you mean that the inter-paragraph
>space varies for the same consecutive paragraphs formats, depending on
>where they are within a column or text frame, perhaps one or more of
>these options are turned on: Format >
Hi, Steve:
The Friday thing also struck me, it seems. I never got around to
suggesting what to ACTUALLY DO at the end of my long analytic look at
what possible combined workings of idiosyncratic font height
calculation, line height settings there might be to consider. Just ran
out of gas. I think
Graeme,
I recently bought an issue of a UK Mac magazine that included a CD
with a fully licensed version of Mellel on it. I haven't installed it on
my system at home, however. I've considered it, but haven't really felt
the need to do so at this time. For my written document needs at home,
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