A fairly quick and easy way to do this is to generate a TOC from the book file.
Then open and Save As one of the existing FM outline templates. Edit
the new file, changing the names of the paragraph tags to correspond
to the tag names used in the TOC.
Import the formats to the TOC, and edit out any tags that you don't
want to use.
If you want to, you can also just copy-and-paste the TOC info into an
empty outline template and do a series of Global Updates from the
Paragraph Designer to convert the XYZ_TOC tag to a Heading1....
Art
On 6/26/07, Nina Rogers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Framers!
Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that enables
you to quickly generate an outline of a document that has already been
formatted and written? If not, is there a plug-in for this kind of
thing?
Thanks!
Nina Rogers, Technical Writer
Tax Development (Federal)
Drake Software
(828) 524-8020 ext. 1724
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