Ctrl-click releases the first-selected graphic to select the second. :-(
--Karen
On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 10:55 AM, Robert Lauriston rob...@lauriston.comwrote:
How about if you select one graphic and then Ctrl-click to select the next?
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You are
Really? Then why does the online FrameMaker 11 help say (or seem to say)
that you can?
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/framemaker/using/WSd817046a44e105e21e63e3d11ab7f741c8-7ffb.html#WSd817046a44e105e21e63e3d11ab7f741c8-7fe9
And what the heck kind of workflow is that... making you click and
That help topic is discussing multiple *graphic objects* (within the same frame
or on the same page), not multiple *frames*. Frames are containers that have
their own set of properties that are quite different from the graphic objects
they contain.
-Fred Ridder
Date: Tue, 9 Apr 2013 11:50:18
Hmmm ... not sure what you are experiencing. For me, using a diagonal sweep
works fine for selecting multiple graphics objects. Just have to make sure not
to accidentally grab the text frame.
Could you have a mouse problem? I have noticed that with wireless mice, when
the battery is weak, it
At 10:50 -0700 9/4/13, Karen Robbins wrote:
What am I missing?
As I read it, the help you cite refers to selecting multiple graphical objects
within a single anchored frame. It works. However, if you are trying to select
multiple graphical (anchored) frames within a text flow, flow, I don't
Fred Ridder wrote:
? That help topic is discussing multiple *graphic objects* (within the same
frame or on the same page), not multiple *frames*. Frames are containers that
have their own set of properties that are quite different from the graphic
objects they contain.
Ah, yes! That is true,
Steve Rickaby wrote:
Also, in theory (although I've never been able to make it work), you should
be able to reference named graphical objects on a reference page.
I'll admit that the procedure for creating a named graphic object in the
reference pages is fussy and a little arcane, but once
At 15:22 -0400 9/4/13, Fred Ridder wrote:
I'll admit that the procedure for creating a named graphic object in the
reference pages is fussy and a little arcane, but once you've set it up it
works like a champ, especially for graphics that are associated with
particular paragraph tags. After
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ly two of three graphic frames.
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ctrl+A grabs all text frames but only two of three graphic frames.
I've tried both the smart arrow cursor and the dumb one.
What am I missing?
Frame 11.0.1.382, Windows 7.
Thanks,
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At 10:50 -0700 9/4/13, Karen Robbins wrote:
>What am I missing?
As I read it, the help you cite refers to selecting multiple graphical objects
within a single anchored frame. It works. However, if you are trying to select
multiple graphical (anchored) frames within a text flow, flow, I don't
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At 15:22 -0400 9/4/13, Fred Ridder wrote:
>I'll admit that the procedure for creating a named graphic object in the
>reference pages is fussy and a little arcane, but once you've set it up it
>works like a champ, especially for graphics that are associated with
>particular paragraph tags.
?galement vous abstenir
d'imprimer, de copier, de distribuer ou de lire son contenu.
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How about if you select one graphic and then Ctrl-click to select the next?
You can select multiple graphics within an anchored frame.
I never use graphics outside of anchored frames in FM so I don't know
about that case.
On Tue, Apr 9, 2013 at 11:04 AM, Paul Wilbraham
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> You cannot select more than one graphic frame, anchored or unanchored, at a
> time.
In FM10, I can select, copy, and paste multiple graphics in or out of
frames, though I can select only one frame at a time.
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cursor and the dumb one.
What am I missing?
Frame 11.0.1.382, Windows 7.
Thanks,
Karen
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