2013-04-26-05T13:25Z Windows 7 Enterprise SP 1 Processor: 2.80?GHz RAM: 4.00?GB 64-bit operating system FrameMaker 11.0.1.382, stand-alone (AFAIK), installed on workstation .book and .fm files on server on LAN per corporate requirement
I seldom need to create a structured book, and I first encountered this problem at least four years ago using (probably version 7.2 or 8). Only twice have I succeeded. I am completely at a loss as to why my success rate is so low. FrameMaker help for version 11, as best I can tell, does not even treat the subject of creating a structured _book_. Neither does the application developers guide for 7.2. These references include information about structured _files_?- but not structured _books_. If found nothing in the FrameUsers archive and using FrameUsers search. I reverted to consulting version 7 help. I followed the instructions in it under "Creating structured book files" and under "Adding files to structured books." The files in the book are structured. They are associated with the correct structured application. I have produced a .edd file from the applicable .dtd file. I have imported element definitions from the .edd into the files and into the book file. (One of the files is problematic in that when I try to import element definitions into it, FrameMaker crashes. I "Mif washed" that file to no good effect. I do not believe that this problematic file is related to my inability to create a structured _book_.) In the book window, the book is as I named it, as I fully expect. In the book window, I choose the entry for the book, and I display the Structure View window. In the Structure View window, the parent element is <NoName>, and all the entire book is indicated as not valid. I cannot change the name of <NoName>, and I cannot get FrameMaker to recognize it as the parent element. It seems as though I can "get to square two or three" but not further. Help, please. ?Thanks! Dave Stamm Information Engineer
