Patricia, Using Running H/F with the <$paratext> or <$marker1/2> is no option. For a good reason these system variables reference only the text, no formatting at all.
The details are here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/framemaker/using/WS2937A033-EFF3-4d85-BBB3-98214B54950D.html If the scientific name in your application is always the last (or first) part of a heading, you can proceed like this: [Heading:] Field Screening Aid for Bug one Add a marker Header/Footer $1 with the first part of the heading: Field Screening Aid for Add a marker Header/Footer $2 with the second part of the heading: Bug one (fill in a space character if some headings do not have a scientific name) Now change the variable you use on the master page (e.g. Running H/F 1) to <$marker1> <Emphasis><$marker2></> (with "Emphasis" being the name of a character format that applies the desired formatting) [Bonus knowledge: "</>" can be used instead of <Default ? Font> to switch off the effect of the character format.] Why is it so awkward? Because this requirement is very seldom and has some side-effects. Just think about the headings of a document turned into a collapsible tree in some form of online help. Those usually do not allow any formatting at all. Even FrameMaker?s TOC picks up very little formatting from the headings. Could this be automated? Yes, using the FDK or FrameScript or ExtendScript (since FM10) it is possible to automatically insert/fill the Header/Footer variables accordingly. HTH, - Michael -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.frameusers.com/pipermail/framers/attachments/20110624/c0c0a2ef/attachment.html>
