Thanks, Baruch! Is there some reason why placing the G: series below the anchored frame would prevent the PDF from displaying with the G: series below the graphic in the uppermost position, rather than the anchored frame contents showing in the desirable location...? Or should this G: series occur as the format for the paragraph where the graphic is inserted? Thinking this through...
Since we use the same paragraph format for inserting tables as for anchored frames, I think we'd need to include a test to loop through and find the Spacer paragraphs, verify anchored frame insertion is present, convert that instance to G: series paragraph. Then, to make sure the script could run before each PDF option, we'd need to have the script loop through the document and every time is finds a series F: figure heading have it [verify G: series is an empty paragraph and if it is then] select and copy the text, then drop in a series G: paragraph below the anchored frame, and paste the series F: text into it. Then, use the series G: format to generate your LOF. Thus, LOF will be identical to what you would have if you generated an LOF based on series F:, but the links will now all go to the series G: format which is directly under each of the graphics. Apparently there are two schools of thought in addressing this issue: either make the title precede the figure, or find a way to make PDF read some point preceding the figure. Someone else mentioned Schlomo's TimeSavers as a possible solution? Anyone more familiar with TimeSavers, I checked the MicroType website, and it does look like a demo of the solution. But is it a one-time deal, or does it work on an ongoing basis, or is it something run at production time? Rene L. Stephenson ----- Original Message ---- From: Baruch Brodersen <[email protected]> Rene, A script is the way to go. Here's what I would test. Create two almost identical Figure title formats. In the Autonumbering tab set it up something like this: F:Figure\t<$chapnum>.<n+> ---or whatever your current format is G:Figure\t<$chapnum>.<n+> Make the G: series Invisible, 2pt., 0 pt. above, and 0 pt. below. Now, have your script loop through the document and every time is finds a series F: figure heading have it select and copy the text, then drop in a series G: paragraph below the anchored frame, and paste the series F: text into it. Then, use the series G: format to generate your LOF. Thus, LOF will be identical to what you would have if you generated an LOF based on series F:, but the links will now all go to the series G: format which is directly under each of the graphics. Baruch Brodersen Technitext Documentation
