> The "Don't Print" setting in a color definition specifically relates > to printing color separations from FrameMaker. Colors defined as > "Don't Print" do not appear on any printed plate when printing > to color plates, but will print otherwise. > > You can suppress specific colors from being displayed and printed > can be done through "Color Views", but this will requires toggling > from one view to another to show/hide the specific colors > (eg view #6 shows all colors, view #1 hides the 'NoPrint' color).
Thanks, Shlomo. I didn't realize that "Don't Print" only relates to printing color separations. Using Color Views is a good workaround. > White text, although invisible on a white background, is carried > over to the PS/PDF output. It is searchable, spoken and could even > be displayed -- see http://www.microtype.com/Hmmms.html#0412 > for additional discussion and examples I knew about the possible downside of using hidden text, but a hidden cross-reference was part of the only solution I could think of to make Part Titles ripple forward for use in chapter page headers. The <$volnum> system variable picks up the part numbers easily enough, but not the part titles. Mike Wickham Pleco Press, Inc. "Aquarium books endorsed by fish!"
