Re: [Framers] FM2017 menu shift/search for commands

For several years, now, InDesign has had the Quick Apply feature: 1. Press Ctrl+Enter (Windows) or Command+Return (Mac OS), then type a few unique characters within the command's name. For example, typing "grep" brings up a list of available GREP commands, and typing "en ch" (include the

Re: [Framers] FM2017 menu shift/search for commands

My thoughts too. Alan On 22/02/17 7:32, Robert Lauriston wrote: Adobe should be ashamed that their UIs are so bad that customers need command search, but I'm happy to get back all that time I was wasting trying to find commands. On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 10:17 AM, Alan Litchfield

Re: [Framers] FM2017 menu shift/search for commands

Adobe should be ashamed that their UIs are so bad that customers need command search, but I'm happy to get back all that time I was wasting trying to find commands. On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 10:17 AM, Alan Litchfield wrote: > I like that feature, thanks. Wish it was there

Re: [Framers] FM2017 menu shift/search for commands

I like that feature, thanks. Wish it was there earlier. Nice to see the key commands in the menus too. Alan On 22/02/17 2:42, Bernard Aschwanden (Publishing Smarter) wrote: I don't even use the 'search' option that is in the video. Just press F7 almost anywhere in FM2017, type a few words,

Re: [Framers] Help: My Book switched from Unstructured to Structured

Yes - I always save my Workspace. But it wasn't there - or available to load - when I somehow changed my book to Structured. And while my VSS drive is on a server, all my work is done locally on my PC so IT wasn't a factor. Alison From: Bernard Aschwanden (Publishing Smarter)

Re: [Framers] Help: My Book switched from Unstructured to Structured

Have you saved your workspace? Once you get it the way you like, click the dropdown (top right of FM, next to the minimize/maximize icons), and take it from there. I use a few myself. They do get stored in a user directory, so *maybe* the IT powers that be did a push of something that changed

Re: [Framers] Help: My Book switched from Unstructured to Structured

Thanks. What really gave away that I wasn't "in Kansas anymore" was the fact the **my** workspace setup was completely missing. It's amazing how reliant I am on my personal workflow... Alison From: Bernard Aschwanden (Publishing Smarter) [mailto:bern...@publishingsmarter.com] Sent: Tuesday,

[Framers] FM2017 menu shift/search for commands

I don't even use the 'search' option that is in the video. Just press F7 almost anywhere in FM2017, type a few words, and then when you see the option press Enter. Bernard -Original Message- From: Framers [mailto:framers-bounces+bernard=publishingsmarter@lists.frameusers.com] On

Re: [Framers] Help: My Book switched from Unstructured to Structured

As an FYI, if this does happen, the structured interface is a superset of the unstructured. All the unstructured stuff is there, and then a few more goodies. If you accidently get dropped into structure from unstructured, just work like normal (or reset it under Edit > Preferences) and don't

Re: [Framers] Fwd: Meet the all-new Adobe FrameMaker (2017 release)

In terms of menu shifting confusion, one of the new features is a "Command Search." See this short video: https://video.tv.adobe.com/v/16937/ -- Shmuel Wolfson Technical Writer 058-763-7133 On 21-Feb-17 6:32 AM, Alan Litchfield wrote: Apart from the menus being reshuffled and the hi-res

Re: [Framers] Fwd: Meet the all-new Adobe FrameMaker (2017 release)

Here's what's new: http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/features.html In the above page, there is a brief summary of each new feature with a link to a short video. There is also a new F7 shortcut that gives you a short list of commands relating to the current document location. I don't see

Re: [Framers] PDF links go to document instead of book

It's a link to another PDF or a FM file? -- Shmuel Wolfson Technical Writer 058-763-7133 On 20-Feb-17 9:24 PM, Fred Wersan wrote: I have a book with links to another book. The PDF file links are not working. When I look at the properties, I see that the link is pointing to a specific file

Re: [Framers] PDF links go to document instead of book

Open the target book/s in FrameMaker (no need to open book files) first, then Save as PDF (or print to a PS file), and then links would point to BOOK.pdf (if the target book is not open in FrameMaker, links point to CHAPTER.pdf). Shlomo Perets MicroType, http://microtype.com

Re: [Framers] PDF links go to document instead of book

Hi Fred, As far as I know the book file of the target FM file has to be open when you create the PDF. Then the link will point to the book PDF instead of the FM file PDF. Best regards Winfried -Original Message- From: Framers