Steve,
It takes a plug-in to use different templates for different book components created when you open an XML document. If the only reason you are considering different templates is to use different master pages and if the page size is the same throughout the entire book, why not just define all master pages for all components in one template?
        --Lynne


At 02:33 AM 11/30/2006, Steve Rickaby wrote:
I have a question regarding the handling of master pages when FrameMaker book components are round-tripped.

If a book contains several document types (Preface, Chapter and so on), the master pages can be applied as appropriate using master page mapping tables. Thus different document types can contain different sets of master pages and corresponding different master page mapping tables.

When setting up a structured application, each structured application can only use (as I currently understand it) a single EDD and template. This mechanism therefore does not seem to allow for different master pages and mapping table sets per document type, and the only workarounds would be:

. [Good] To ensure that all document types in a book contain the same superset of master pages and the same master (universal) page mapping table.

. [Cumbersome] To construct separate struct apps for each document type.

Am I correct, or are there mechanisms that can be used to find another way?

--
Steve
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