Roger Shuttleworth wrote:
>No, you can have as many conditions active in a file (or book) as you wish >(there's probably a theoretical maximum). It's just that handling multiple >conditions becomes a nightmare when you get to more than three. One >reason for this, but not the only one, is that FrameMaker shows any content >that has two or more conditions with a magenta indicator colour. That was only true of FrameMaker versions through 7.x. As of FrameMaker 8.0, text that has multiple conditions applied is displayed in a color that is the average of the indicator colors for all of the conditions. No more magenta text (unless you like magenta and define a condition to use it as the indicator color). But the downside of this is that FrameMaker automatically adds to the color catalog for the document a uniquely named (e.g. fm_gen_225319, fm_gen_225320, etc.) color definition for each combination it encounters, even if the combination is not unique. I've seen files with over 200 such definitions in the color catalog. -Fred Ridder -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.frameusers.com/pipermail/framers/attachments/20110310/67d49690/attachment.html>
