Re: [Framers] TGIF: Longest Trial License Ever

2016-03-19 Thread Alan Litchfield 

hah. Nice :)

Bug fix out in two days ;)

Alan

On 17/03/16 4:37 am, Michael Heine wrote:

Well -
here's a funny one for the weekend. The mainboard on my Wintel box
flamed out, so I had to replace with an identical copy. Win 7 as
expected, demanded reactivation. Fine. This done, I fired up Photoshop -
it opined that I was running a CS 6 trial install now, with 00 days left
(those zeros in pretty coloured squares, you know). Then I fired up
Framemaker 2015. Between one mainboard and another, it had reached the
conclusion that I was running it in trial mode now as well, but the
trial period it gave me 32757 days, if memory serves. Such unexpected
generosity left me wanting more, so I fired up Frame 12, still
installed, and it shared its 2015 counterpart's opinion down to the day.
Who knew Frame was obsessed with mainboards.
Even my feeble math tells me that those 32757 or so days amount to 89
years plus. I am inclined to take the offer. When it expires, I'll have
to upgrade to Frame 2104, of course. I hope someone'll keep a tab of the
version differences. And I will be needing a manual in pdf, probably
Distillered on version CXXXIII. Don't forget to embed the fonts.

Cheers,
Mike



--
Dr Alan Litchfield
AlphaByte
PO Box 1941
Auckland, New Zealand 1140
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Re: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

2016-03-19 Thread Pat Christenson 
Hi Grant –

I tried that and it was ignored in the header as well.

Looks like I’m going with 3 thin spaces. They produce the right amount of space 
and work in text and header.

Thanks, everyone.

Pat

From: Grant Hogarth [mailto:gr...@hedgewizard.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 4:43 PM
To: Pat Christenson
Cc: Fred Ridder; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge


Try adding a non-breaking space after the text in the Exercise\ 
:[non-breaking space]

On March 16, 2016 at 3:10 PM Pat Christenson 
mailto:pat.christen...@morningstar.com>> wrote:


Hi Fred -

Yes, I tried that but then it includes the space when the header is referencing 
a Heading2 and I can't use that.

However, I seem to be having some success by replacing the space after the 
colon in the autonumber with 3 thin spaces. Go figure.

Thanks.

-Original Message-
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 3:42 PM
To: Pat Christenson
Subject: Re: Running H/F variable challenge

Have you tried including a space between the building blocks in the two 
variables in the Running H/F variable definition? In other words, either a 
regular space or a non-breaking space (typed with a backslash preceding the 
space) between the > and the <.

-FR


From: Framers 
mailto:framers-bounces+docudoc=hotmail@lists.frameusers.com>>
 on behalf of Pat Christenson 
mailto:pat.christen...@morningstar.com>>
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 4:22 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

I need a Running H/F variable to work as follows:

If there's a Heading2, pull the text (such as Overview). If there's an exercise 
head, pull the exercise number and the text. Heading2 paras don't have an 
autonumber. Exercises number like this: Exercise\ : (with a space after the 
colon)

So the Running H/F variable should read either Overview or Exercise 2: Create a 
data point

I've defined the variable as 
<$paranum[Exercise,Heading2><$paratext[Exercise,Heading2]>

It works perfectly except for one thing. I can't get the space after the colon 
in the autonumber to appear in the header. Instead, it looks like this:
Exercise 2:Create a data point

I've tried using a non-breaking space after the colon in the autonumber but 
that doesn't work either.

Help is appreciated.


Pat Christenson
Senior Technical Writer, Client Education Morningstar, Inc.
pat.christen...@morningstar.com

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Re: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

2016-03-19 Thread Grant Hogarth 
   Try adding a non-breaking space after the text in the Exercise\
   :[non-breaking space]

 On March 16, 2016 at 3:10 PM Pat Christenson
  wrote:
 Hi Fred -
 Yes, I tried that but then it includes the space when the header is
 referencing a Heading2 and I can't use that.
 However, I seem to be having some success by replacing the space
 after the colon in the autonumber with 3 thin spaces. Go figure.
 Thanks.
 -Original Message-
 From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
 Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 3:42 PM
 To: Pat Christenson
 Subject: Re: Running H/F variable challenge
 Have you tried including a space between the building blocks in the
 two variables in the Running H/F variable definition? In other
 words, either a regular space or a non-breaking space (typed with a
 backslash preceding the space) between the > and the <.
 -FR
 
 From: Framers
  on behalf
 of Pat Christenson 
 Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 4:22 PM
 To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
 Subject: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge
 I need a Running H/F variable to work as follows:
 If there's a Heading2, pull the text (such as Overview). If there's
 an exercise head, pull the exercise number and the text. Heading2
 paras don't have an autonumber. Exercises number like this:
 Exercise\ : (with a space after the colon)
 So the Running H/F variable should read either Overview or Exercise
 2: Create a data point
 I've defined the variable as
 <$paranum[Exercise,Heading2><$paratext[Exercise,Heading2]>
 It works perfectly except for one thing. I can't get the space after
 the colon in the autonumber to appear in the header. Instead, it
 looks like this:
 Exercise 2:Create a data point
 I've tried using a non-breaking space after the colon in the
 autonumber but that doesn't work either.
 Help is appreciated.
 Pat Christenson
 Senior Technical Writer, Client Education Morningstar, Inc.
 pat.christen...@morningstar.com
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Re: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

2016-03-19 Thread Pat Christenson 
Hi Fred -

Yes, I tried that but then it includes the space when the header is referencing 
a Heading2 and I can't use that.

However, I seem to be having some success by replacing the space after the 
colon in the autonumber with 3 thin spaces. Go figure.

Thanks.

-Original Message-
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 3:42 PM
To: Pat Christenson
Subject: Re: Running H/F variable challenge

Have you tried including a space between the building blocks in the two 
variables in the Running H/F variable definition? In other words, either a 
regular space or a non-breaking space (typed with a backslash preceding the 
space) between the > and the <.  

-FR


From: Framers  on 
behalf of Pat Christenson 
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2016 4:22 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

I need a Running H/F variable to work as follows:

If there's a Heading2, pull the text (such as Overview). If there's an exercise 
head, pull the exercise number and the text. Heading2 paras don't have an 
autonumber. Exercises number like this: Exercise\ : (with a space after the 
colon)

So the Running H/F variable should read either Overview or Exercise 2: Create a 
data point

I've defined the variable as 
<$paranum[Exercise,Heading2><$paratext[Exercise,Heading2]>

It works perfectly except for one thing. I can't get the space after the colon 
in the autonumber to appear in the header. Instead, it looks like this:
Exercise 2:Create a data point

I've tried using a non-breaking space after the colon in the autonumber but 
that doesn't work either.

Help is appreciated.


Pat Christenson
Senior Technical Writer, Client Education Morningstar, Inc.
pat.christen...@morningstar.com

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Re: [Framers] Running H/F variable challenge

2016-03-19 Thread Heiko Haida 
 

Hi Pat, 

you are right, a regular space is discarded, which seems to be a bug. FM
2015 works well with a non-breaking space ("\ "), though... 

You might try other spaces like en-space ("\sn") or em-space ("\sm"). 

Best regards -- Tino H. Haida, Berlin 

2016-03-16 21:22 Pat Christenson: 

> I need a Running H/F variable to work as follows:
> 
> If there's a Heading2, pull the text (such as Overview). If there's an 
> exercise head, pull the exercise number and the text. Heading2 paras don't 
> have an autonumber. Exercises number like this: Exercise\ : (with a space 
> after the colon)
> 
> So the Running H/F variable should read either Overview or Exercise 2: Create 
> a data point
> 
> I've defined the variable as 
> <$paranum[Exercise,Heading2><$paratext[Exercise,Heading2]>
> 
> It works perfectly except for one thing. I can't get the space after the 
> colon in the autonumber to appear in the header. Instead, it looks like this:
> Exercise 2:Create a data point
> 
> I've tried using a non-breaking space after the colon in the autonumber but 
> that doesn't work either.
> 
> Help is appreciated.
> 
> Pat Christenson
> Senior Technical Writer, Client Education
> Morningstar, Inc.
> pat.christen...@morningstar.com
 
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[Framers] TGIF: Longest Trial License Ever

2016-03-19 Thread Michael Heine 

Well -
here's a funny one for the weekend. The mainboard on my Wintel box 
flamed out, so I had to replace with an identical copy. Win 7 as 
expected, demanded reactivation. Fine. This done, I fired up Photoshop - 
it opined that I was running a CS 6 trial install now, with 00 days left 
(those zeros in pretty coloured squares, you know). Then I fired up 
Framemaker 2015. Between one mainboard and another, it had reached the 
conclusion that I was running it in trial mode now as well, but the 
trial period it gave me 32757 days, if memory serves. Such unexpected 
generosity left me wanting more, so I fired up Frame 12, still 
installed, and it shared its 2015 counterpart's opinion down to the day. 
Who knew Frame was obsessed with mainboards.
Even my feeble math tells me that those 32757 or so days amount to 89 
years plus. I am inclined to take the offer. When it expires, I'll have 
to upgrade to Frame 2104, of course. I hope someone'll keep a tab of the 
version differences. And I will be needing a manual in pdf, probably 
Distillered on version CXXXIII. Don't forget to embed the fonts.


Cheers,
Mike

--
Michael Heine, ph.d.
Director, International Centre for Olympic Studies
School of Kinesiology
Western University
London Canada
uwo.ca/olympic

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