I recall recent posts on this subject. Specifically
about buying an old version of frame from Ebay, and
then registering it with adobe so as to get the
upgrade price for the latest version. Apparently, part
of the problem is to be sure the copy is not already
registered to someone else. How can I b
I recall recent posts on this subject. Specifically
about buying an old version of frame from Ebay, and
then registering it with adobe so as to get the
upgrade price for the latest version. Apparently, part
of the problem is to be sure the copy is not already
registered to someone else. How can I b
UniMerge is the solution. You create a report template
in FrameMaker describing how each type of database
record is to be processed and formatted, save it as a
MIF file, and execute it on the database output. The
result is fully-formatted, ready-to print output. The
rport templated can include FM
UniMerge is the solution. You create a report template
in FrameMaker describing how each type of database
record is to be processed and formatted, save it as a
MIF file, and execute it on the database output. The
result is fully-formatted, ready-to print output. The
rport templated can include FM
The fundamental issue is Return on Investment (ROI),
whether the staff is one writer or 100. Here are the
major cost factors that must be evaluated:
A Realizable positive values of a structured solution.
1. A breakdown of the identifiable costs of the
current unstructured methodology which can be
The fundamental issue is Return on Investment (ROI),
whether the staff is one writer or 100. Here are the
major cost factors that must be evaluated:
A Realizable positive values of a structured solution.
1. A breakdown of the identifiable costs of the
current unstructured methodology which can be
--- Mike Wickham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Justification and Automatic Letter Spacing used
> to work together. Now,
> >> only one or the other works. Is anyone else
> seeing this?
>
> > Yes, I can verify this behavior with FrameMaker 8
> on Windows XP.
>
> Dang. I hope Adobe fixes this so
--- Mike Wickham wrote:
> >> Justification and Automatic Letter Spacing used
> to work together. Now,
> >> only one or the other works. Is anyone else
> seeing this?
>
> > Yes, I can verify this behavior with FrameMaker 8
> on Windows XP.
>
> Dang. I hope Adobe fixes this soon. The feature is
--- Mike Wickham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Justification and Automatic Letter Spacing used
> to work together. Now,
> >> only one or the other works. Is anyone else
> seeing this?
>
> > Yes, I can verify this behavior with FrameMaker 8
> on Windows XP.
>
> Dang. I hope Adobe fixes this so
--- Mike Wickham wrote:
> >> Justification and Automatic Letter Spacing used
> to work together. Now,
> >> only one or the other works. Is anyone else
> seeing this?
>
> > Yes, I can verify this behavior with FrameMaker 8
> on Windows XP.
>
> Dang. I hope Adobe fixes this soon. The feature is
> Eli,
> You wrote:
> >I'd like to create a table format for a note, with
> one row and two columns.
> >I want a line above and below the second column.
> I've only managed to do
> >this using custom ruling and shading, which I don't
> want to use because
> >custom ruling can't be stored as part of
> Eli,
> You wrote:
> >I'd like to create a table format for a note, with
> one row and two columns.
> >I want a line above and below the second column.
> I've only managed to do
> >this using custom ruling and shading, which I don't
> want to use because
> >custom ruling can't be stored as part of
As I understand what you are stating, each book
component will store the value of the book file title
attribute value which existed the last time the
generate/update action was taken on the book file.
Thus, if the value of the attribute in the book file
is changed but the generate/update action is
As I understand what you are stating, each book
component will store the value of the book file title
attribute value which existed the last time the
generate/update action was taken on the book file.
Thus, if the value of the attribute in the book file
is changed but the generate/update action is
> At 10:28 -0400 24/5/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
> >I am trying to figure out how attribute-based
> Running H/F variables work. Here is are examples of
> a couple in a document I have:
> >
> ><$attribute[Booktitle:book]>
> ><$attribute[Revision:book]>
=
I may be missing
> At 10:28 -0400 24/5/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
> >I am trying to figure out how attribute-based
> Running H/F variables work. Here is are examples of
> a couple in a document I have:
> >
> ><$attribute[Booktitle:book]>
> ><$attribute[Revision:book]>
=
I may be missing
--- Mark Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> My job involves producing 40 page reports in
> Microsoft Word. These
> reports are nearly identical. I use the mailmerge
> feature in Word to
> import variables such as the date of the report, the
> name of the product
> on which the report is based
--- Mark Lawrence
wrote:
> My job involves producing 40 page reports in
> Microsoft Word. These
> reports are nearly identical. I use the mailmerge
> feature in Word to
> import variables such as the date of the report, the
> name of the product
> on which the report is based, the final score t
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> As far as a device that you can comfortably and
> safely use in the tub is
> concerned, I don't think that paper will be the
> delivery method of the
> future.
Its estimated that 40% of the US adult population is
non-literate, which means the
--- mcarr at allette.com.au wrote:
> As far as a device that you can comfortably and
> safely use in the tub is
> concerned, I don't think that paper will be the
> delivery method of the
> future.
It?s estimated that 40% of the US adult population is
non-literate, which mea
--- Rick Quatro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need help with text formatting rules in an EDD.
> Basically, I am allowing
> nesting of ol and ul elements. I need rules that
> will allow a particular
> format to be called, depending on the nesting level.
> Here is an example of
> "flat" structure
--- Rick Quatro wrote:
> I need help with text formatting rules in an EDD.
> Basically, I am allowing
> nesting of ol and ul elements. I need rules that
> will allow a particular
> format to be called, depending on the nesting level.
> Here is an example of
> "flat" structure. The text in the e
--- Bob Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Wondering HOW to simply double-space my PDF output
> doc (from a structured
> Frame book) - so that our writers can more easily
> make mark ups on the
> hardcopy. They write - we production wonks put their
> stuff into the frame
> books. (We like it thi
--- Bob Williams
wrote:
> Wondering HOW to simply double-space my PDF output
> doc (from a structured
> Frame book) - so that our writers can more easily
> make mark ups on the
> hardcopy. They write - we production wonks put their
> stuff into the frame
> books. (We like it this way - less chance
--- John Sgammato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am thinking of something along the lines of output
> pages per writer. I appreciate any help.
===
Using an ROI estimate to justify changing over to a
structured approach is definitely the right way to go.
But coming up
--- John Sgammato wrote:
> I am thinking of something along the lines of output
> pages per writer. I appreciate any help.
===
Using an ROI estimate to justify changing over to a
structured approach is definitely the right way to go.
But coming up with a number is c
--- Eli Har-Even <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Our FrameMaker templates have two sets of numbered
> lists, one set for steps (step1, step2, step3) and
another for lists (and list1, list2, list3).
> Visually, steps and lists look different, but in
> practice, authors use them interchangeably. I'm
con
--- Eli Har-Even wrote:
> Our FrameMaker templates have two sets of numbered
> lists, one set for steps (step1, step2, step3) and
another for lists (and list1, list2, list3).
> Visually, steps and lists look different, but in
> practice, authors use them interchangeably. I'm
considering simplifyin
--- "Nantel, Elise" wrote:
> I'm working with Structured FM 7.0 on Windows XP.
> I use a lot of variables in my manuals, typically
> for product lines and product names. Sometimes after
> I generate a structured book, the variable content >
> appears in Times New Roman instead of Verdana. It's
> r
--- "Nantel, Elise" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm working with Structured FM 7.0 on Windows XP.
> I use a lot of variables in my manuals, typically
> for product lines and product names. Sometimes after
> I generate a structured book, the variable content >
> appears in Times New Roman instead o
--- Rick Quatro wrote:
> have a document where the EDD uses format change
> lists for its formatting.
> As a result there is a bare bones paragraph catalog,
> with each paragraph
> tagged as *Body. When I remove the structure from
> the document, the
> paragraph catalog now has a bunch of new f
--- Rick Quatro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> have a document where the EDD uses format change
> lists for its formatting.
> As a result there is a bare bones paragraph catalog,
> with each paragraph
> tagged as *Body. When I remove the structure from
> the document, the
> paragraph catalog now h
--- Radha Padmanabhan wrote:
> I wish to know whether we can use CVS for version
> control of FM files/books and how the path
> sensitivity of FM /size of books will effect this.
> Or what is the best way to ensure version control of
> FM docs/books?
===
It depend
--- Radha Padmanabhan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wish to know whether we can use CVS for version
> control of FM files/books and how the path
> sensitivity of FM /size of books will effect this.
> Or what is the best way to ensure version control of
> FM docs/books?
==
--- John Sgammato wrote:
> But the point remains that the best way to prepare
> depends greatly on what your goals and objectives
> are. Just as one example, if you are not planning to
> adopt topic-oriented authoring and topic-level
> reuse, then spending time learning about DITA would
> be a di
--- John Sgammato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But the point remains that the best way to prepare
> depends greatly on what your goals and objectives
> are. Just as one example, if you are not planning to
> adopt topic-oriented authoring and topic-level
> reuse, then spending time learning about D
--- Milan Davidovic wrote:
> I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
> working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
> move to Structured Frame.
1. In your unstructured template, create paragraph,
character, table, marker and cross-reference tags
w
--- Milan Davidovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
> working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
> move to Structured Frame.
1. In your unstructured template, create paragraph,
character, table, marker and cro
What, exactly, do you mean by Frame's "perversity" in
line wrapping? What, exactly, are you comparing it
with on the XML side?
Frame's line wrapping actions are dependent upon
settings in the paragraph designer, including:
* Under Advanced (automatic hyphenation)
* Under Basic (indents).
--- T
What, exactly, do you mean by Frame's "perversity" in
line wrapping? What, exactly, are you comparing it
with on the XML side?
Frame's line wrapping actions are dependent upon
settings in the paragraph designer, including:
* Under Advanced (automatic hyphenation)
* Under Basic (indents).
--- T
--- Charles Beck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Besides-with the caveat that I have not actually
> experienced *enforced* structured authoring, per
> sé-if you need to format a word or phrase for
> emphasis or for special recognition (such as bolding
> UI elements), don't you still have to tag that
>
No one has mentioned the potential for greatly
improving writer productivity, as well as eliminating
format overrides.
Once authors are up to speed on using the structure
view and the element catalog, they're freed from the
entire formatting burden (if the EDD specifies
context-based format rules
--- Charles Beck wrote:
> Besides-with the caveat that I have not actually
> experienced *enforced* structured authoring, per
> s?-if you need to format a word or phrase for
> emphasis or for special recognition (such as bolding
> UI elements), don't you still have to tag that
> content somewhere?
No one has mentioned the potential for greatly
improving writer productivity, as well as eliminating
format overrides.
Once authors are up to speed on using the structure
view and the element catalog, they're freed from the
entire formatting burden (if the EDD specifies
context-based format rules
--- Scott Prentice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The only way I can think of to do this without a
> plugin (or
> FrameScript), would be to source the files as XML or
> MIF, and have some
> process outside of Frame that manages these values.
In my document entitled
--- Scott Prentice wrote:
> The only way I can think of to do this without a
> plugin (or
> FrameScript), would be to source the files as XML or
> MIF, and have some
> process outside of Frame that manages these values.
In my document entitled "A New Approach to
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--- Pat Bensky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Framers,
> I am thinking of writing a book about database
> publishing. It would cover
> publishing with InDesign and Quark (possibly
> FrameMaker and Word as well)
> using the following methods:
>
> InDesign tags
> Quark tags
> Xtags, Xdata
> XML
The publication by the STC of this article
demonstrates the declining relevance of that
organization.
--- Pat Bensky wrote:
> Hello Framers,
> I am thinking of writing a book about database
> publishing. It would cover
> publishing with InDesign and Quark (possibly
> FrameMaker and Word as well)
> using the following methods:
>
> InDesign tags
> Quark tags
> Xtags, Xdata
> XML
> RTF (perhaps)
> F
--- "Andersen, Verner Engell VEA"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you any idea of how I can have the various
> edition numbers in footer of each chapter page and
> still have the possibility of importing all formats
> from all files without messing things up?
==
This k
--- "Andersen, Verner Engell VEA"
wrote:
> Have you any idea of how I can have the various
> edition numbers in footer of each chapter page and
> still have the possibility of importing all formats
> from all files without messing things up?
==
This kind of dilemma can
--- Pedro Pastor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe the troubles I've found come from my
> inexperience developing structured applications in
FM, but I cannot fully understand the aim
> behind the (so called) "XML-roundtrip" editing.
==
Assuming that the docu
--- Pedro Pastor wrote:
> Maybe the troubles I've found come from my
> inexperience developing structured applications in
FM, but I cannot fully understand the aim
> behind the (so called) "XML-roundtrip" editing.
==
Assuming that the documentation you are c
--- Peter Ring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dov is of course correct in stating that PDF should
> be considered a final form document format. But,
> nevertheless, PDF can be used as an
> input (to Frame)
===
Another effective way to use PDF as an input to
FrameMaker is
--- Peter Ring wrote:
> Dov is of course correct in stating that PDF should
> be considered a final form document format. But,
> nevertheless, PDF can be used as an
> input (to Frame)
===
Another effective way to use PDF as an input to
FrameMaker is to use it to impor
--- Catudal & Rousseau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to display a portion of an element's
> REFLOC value, for example,
> this element with attribute values
to be displayed Wiring Manual Chapter 20
so I would like to display the numerical value of the
REFLOC attribute with a prefix.
==
--- Catudal & Rousseau wrote:
> I would like to display a portion of an element's
> REFLOC value, for example,
> this element with attribute values
to be displayed Wiring Manual Chapter 20
so I would like to display the numerical value of the
REFLOC attribute with a prefix.
=
--- Catudal & Rousseau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can an element be a container and a system variable
> at the same time? I
> would like to generate the Chapter-Section-Subject
> in the footer of the page from the
> attributes of the subject element.
===
Yes, t
--- Catudal & Rousseau wrote:
> Can an element be a container and a system variable
> at the same time? I
> would like to generate the Chapter-Section-Subject
> in the footer of the page from the
> attributes of the subject element.
===
Yes, this is doable if yo
--- Fred Ridder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Supposed to be" could be argued, but it certainly
> is the way
> things *are*. Text insets are treated as black boxes
> by the
> Find/Change operation.
==
Putting text insets in text frames (each with a
different
--- Fred Ridder wrote:
> "Supposed to be" could be argued, but it certainly
> is the way
> things *are*. Text insets are treated as black boxes
> by the
> Find/Change operation.
==
Putting text insets in text frames (each with a
different text flow name) wit
--- Pat Christenson wrote:
> I have a large project coming up that involves
> converting unstructured
> FrameMaker docs to structured FrameMaker (7.1 on
> Windows). Does anyone
> know of any helpful websites or documentation to get
> through this as
> quickly and efficiently as possible?
==
er is set to reverse.
--- "Combs, Richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Daniel Emory wrote:
>
> > The fact is that the US military is the only true
> laboratory
> > where technical documentation is subjected to
> extensive
> > post-publication review
--- Shmuel Wolfson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I always felt that "This Page Intentionally Left
> Blank" sounds a bit
> weird. Why would you intentionally leave a page
> blank? I vote to change
> it to "This Page Left Blank for Double-sided
> Printing."
What
nual instructions. Those who
write manuals for non-military applications ought to
also take advantage of that laboratory.
--- "Combs, Richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Daniel Emory wrote:
>
> > --- Charles Beck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
er is set to reverse.
--- "Combs, Richard"
wrote:
> Daniel Emory wrote:
>
> > The fact is that the US military is the only true
> laboratory
> > where technical documentation is subjected to
> extensive
> > post-publication review to determine its
>
--- Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> I always felt that "This Page Intentionally Left
> Blank" sounds a bit
> weird. Why would you intentionally leave a page
> blank? I vote to change
> it to "This Page Left Blank for Double-sided
> Printing."
What about the case whe
nual instructions. Those who
write manuals for non-military applications ought to
also take advantage of that laboratory.
--- "Combs, Richard"
wrote:
> Daniel Emory wrote:
>
> > --- Charles Beck wrote:
> > > Maybe I'm missing something, and then again,
>
--- Charles Beck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing something, and then again, maybe
> I'm not. I too have
> always considered it a strange paradox when I see
> the words "This page
> intentionally left blank." But there is no need to
> use it.
==
--- Charles Beck wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing something, and then again, maybe
> I'm not. I too have
> always considered it a strange paradox when I see
> the words "This page
> intentionally left blank." But there is no need to
> use it.
==
Mis-printed techni
--- "Lisa M. Balbes, Ph.D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My client wants one section of a particular chapter
> to be in columns, instead of the full page width
text of the rest of the chapter. This
> section will extend over several pages, and will
> probably have things added and deleted as we
c
--- "Lisa M. Balbes, Ph.D." wrote:
> My client wants one section of a particular chapter
> to be in columns, instead of the full page width
text of the rest of the chapter. This
> section will extend over several pages, and will
> probably have things added and deleted as we
continue editing the
If your company is a member of the ATA, you can obtain
the DTD for spec 100 from the ATA. Using that DTD, you
can generate a FrameMaker EDD. You then add to the EDD
the formatting information you require to produce
structured ATA 100-compliant documents.
--- Steve Cavanaugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
If your company is a member of the ATA, you can obtain
the DTD for spec 100 from the ATA. Using that DTD, you
can generate a FrameMaker EDD. You then add to the EDD
the formatting information you require to produce
structured ATA 100-compliant documents.
--- Steve Cavanaugh wrote:
>
> Hi ever
You've gotten plenty of suggestions. I assume that,
presently, production of your catalog is being done in
a manner that is incompatible with a full database
publishing solution, otherwise the solution would be
obvious.
The FrameScript solution offered by Rick Quatro would
seem to be the simplest
You've gotten plenty of suggestions. I assume that,
presently, production of your catalog is being done in
a manner that is incompatible with a full database
publishing solution, otherwise the solution would be
obvious.
The FrameScript solution offered by Rick Quatro would
seem to be the simplest
--- Jon Harvey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We would like to begin developing in structured
> framemaker. My understanding is that to do so, we
> need to bring in schema that FM can use to help us
> structure our docs. Can anyone recommend some solid
> tools for creating schema? It's either that or
--- Jon Harvey wrote:
> We would like to begin developing in structured
> framemaker. My understanding is that to do so, we
> need to bring in schema that FM can use to help us
> structure our docs. Can anyone recommend some solid
> tools for creating schema? It's either that or
> write the marku
--- Shlomo Perets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The "extremely useful" phrase is indeed used in the
> review, but frankly I
> wasn't sure how it should be interpreted.
=
You are very kind Shlomo.
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You are currently
--- Shlomo Perets wrote:
> The "extremely useful" phrase is indeed used in the
> review, but frankly I
> wasn't sure how it should be interpreted.
=
You are very kind Shlomo.
--- Andy Kelsall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can't for the life of me figure out how to
> vertically align text
> in FM. I have a page where I would
> like to align the text vertically, but after poking
> around FM and doing a
> Google search, I'm still stumped.
> Is it possible to do th
--- Andy Kelsall wrote:
> I can't for the life of me figure out how to
> vertically align text
> in FM. I have a page where I would
> like to align the text vertically, but after poking
> around FM and doing a
> Google search, I'm still stumped.
> Is it possible to do this in FM? Does it r
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got one for you I am making hypertext links
> active in the PDF
> output by using a "message URL" hypertext marker. I
> use a character tag
> to identify the text to include in the link. This
> has worked fine for me
> in the past in unstructured docs.
>
>
wrote:
> I've got one for you I am making hypertext links
> active in the PDF
> output by using a "message URL" hypertext marker. I
> use a character tag
> to identify the text to include in the link. This
> has worked fine for me
> in the past in unstructured docs.
>
> I have recently not
--- Steve Rickaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Surely the answer here is 'horses for courses'?
> There are many areas where numbering is either
> appropriate or essential (engineering manuals,legal
> documents, political documents, medical documents,
> repair manuals, ya-de-yah), and others where i
--- Steve Rickaby
wrote:
> Surely the answer here is 'horses for courses'?
> There are many areas where numbering is either
> appropriate or essential (engineering manuals,legal
> documents, political documents, medical documents,
> repair manuals, ya-de-yah), and others where it is
> not. Legal i
--- Anne Robotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is this a private email from Linda that you posted
> to the list? How
> completely rude.
=
My mistake, and I apologize to Linda. The Framer's
list, unlike some others, identifies the sender's
name, not the list's name as the
--- Anne Robotti wrote:
> Is this a private email from Linda that you posted
> to the list? How
> completely rude.
=
My mistake, and I apologize to Linda. The Framer's
list, unlike some others, identifies the sender's
name, not the list's name as the sender. My default
--- "Linda G. Gallagher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I don't think it was necessary to single out my
> response and call what I
> said laughable.
Your unqualified statement that the only people left
who use such numbering schemes are engineers
communicating with o
--- "Linda G. Gallagher"
wrote:
> I don't think it was necessary to single out my
> response and call what I
> said laughable.
Your unqualified statement that the only people left
who use such numbering schemes are engineers
communicating with other engineers is w
--- "Linda G. Gallagher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I only use that type of numbering when a client
> insists on it. Typically,
> those clients are engineers with content targeting
> other engineers.
==
The complaint that prompted Ms. Gallagher's response
was that
--- "Linda G. Gallagher"
wrote:
> I only use that type of numbering when a client
> insists on it. Typically,
> those clients are engineers with content targeting
> other engineers.
==
The complaint that prompted Ms. Gallagher's response
was that multi-level numberi
--- Anne Robotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Greater value? To whom? The consumer, perhaps,
> I don't think the companies that are saving money by
> outsourcing are
> necessarily passing on the savings to the consumer.
> I'd have to see some
> pretty firm research on that before I'd believe i
--- Anne Robotti wrote:
> > Greater value? To whom? The consumer, perhaps,
> I don't think the companies that are saving money by
> outsourcing are
> necessarily passing on the savings to the consumer.
> I'd have to see some
> pretty firm research on that before I'd believe it.
Yeserday, Siberlogic sent to the lists an announcement
of a new CMS product that integrates FrameMaker. I was
acutely interested. The details of the product seemed
a bit light, but I proceeded anyway to look at the
pricing, which, often, gives you a handle on the scope
and breadth of a product. But
Yeserday, Siberlogic sent to the lists an announcement
of a new CMS product that integrates FrameMaker. I was
acutely interested. The details of the product seemed
a bit light, but I proceeded anyway to look at the
pricing, which, often, gives you a handle on the scope
and breadth of a product. But
--- Bodvar Bjorgvinsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the input, Dan.
> I mostly agree with you about the rest, but it is
> good for reassurance. :-)
>
> What seems to me unprofessional about the legacy EDD
> is that every
> element that has anything to do with text is
> specifically ass
--- Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> Thanks for the input, Dan.
> I mostly agree with you about the rest, but it is
> good for reassurance. :-)
>
> What seems to me unprofessional about the legacy EDD
> is that every
> element that has anything to do with text is
> specifically assigned the
> Paragra
If your premise is correct, namely that the formatting
in element Table will be inherited by the table title
and the cells within the table, it's going to be a
mighty strange table, because all text will be 2.0 pt
with a space below of -2.0 pt. clearly, the intent of
this formatting is to create th
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