On 2/8/06, Combs, Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dominick DeFlorio wrote:
>
> > I'm working with a Frame 7.2 document that is conditioned to
> > produce two different manuals for two different (but similar)
> > products.  The last book file contains several schematics
> > that are conditioned for one or the other product.  Upon
> > turning off the conditions for one product, several blank
> > pages remain and do not go away after saving the file.
> > (Pagination is configured to delete empty pages.)  The caveat
> > to this scenario is that the last page is assigned a custom
> > master page (Back Cover).  When I change the page to standard
> > Right/Left master page, the document immediately corrects
> > pagination.  I prefer not to cob the last page to force it to
> > work.  Is there a more elegant approach to fixing this problem?
>
> FM won't delete pages that use a custom master page (or, since it starts
> deleting empty pages at the end of the file, any non-custom pages
> followed by a custom page).
>

Right. Nor will it if there has been put something extra into the
page, like a text frame that has not been put there by the master
page, like with some plugins that insert text frames for special use.
These have to be deleted too.

> If you have to have a custom master page, you might be able to make it
> work using the Apply Master Pages feature. I'm not sure, since I haven't
> used it. You'd have to be able to change your last page back and forth
> between the standard master page and the custom page, maybe by importing
> the appropriate MasterPageMaps table (reference pages).

You just reapply master pages: Format > Page Layout > Apply Master
Pages, but it only works if the page is void of any added contents of
any sort. Also (and this may be your problem here), take care to
delete or change the paragraph that calls for the special master page
to a regular one (like Body) the does no such special call.

>
> If you have FrameScript, a script could switch out the master pages.
>
> Third possibility: Put the back cover into its own one-page file.

A horrible suggestion IMNSHO, but it works. ;-)


Bodvar Bjorgvinsson
Supervisor Publishing
Air Atlanta Icelandic
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