Hi, Massimiliano:
I believe that FrameMaker has the ability to connect to a database via
the ODBC standard (Open Data Base Connectivity.) Try searching
FrameMaker's online help, Google, and the knowledgebase at Adobe.com for
something like ODBC FrameMaker.
Also, try a disk search on your computer; there may be an ODBC plugin
somewhere in the FrameMaker installation directory. If not, you may need
to rerun the FrameMaker installer to choose ODBC. I don't know anything
more than this faint memory, but perhaps someone on this list, or the
other FrameMaker forums at Adobe.com might offer additional information.
HTH
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Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
Massimiliano Lodi wrote:
Hi Mike,
thanks for your interesting answer.
1. It sounds like you just need to create a user variable for each term
and insert the variables at the appropriate spots in your document.
You're right, but someway to connect directly to database would be much
easier than creating and maintening templates for each language or make the
conditional assignment that you mention.
Max
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