Newbie question on ledger-sized pages

2009-04-09 Thread Eva Whitley
We are using Framemaker 8 (unstructured) to revise a manual and I want 
to do something I know how to do in Word but can't figure out how to do 
in Frame.

The chapter I'm working on has about 100 pages of standard 8 1/2 x 11 
text and graphics followed by 27 different ledger-sized (11x17) 
diagrams. Right now we have the graphics shrunk down and rotated 
sideways, but our SMEs are complaining they are too small to read. 
What's the best way people have found to integrate large diagrams in to 
a manual? I tried doing it as a separate chapter in the book, but even 
though I open both chapters, the cross-references are showing as 
unresolved. In Word I'd put in a section break, change the page size, 
and tweak the headers and footers but (since I have had very little 
training in Frame) I have no clue how to do this in Frame.

Help me Framemaker mavens, you're my only hope.

-- 
Eva Whitley, ETOSS Contract
301-713-1833x191
SSMC-2, 16129

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Re: Newbie question on ledger-sized pages

2009-04-09 Thread Art Campbell
You're using the correct approach, using two files in a book (separate
chapters aren't required -- just two files, which can be set up as a
single chapter). However, your problem seems to be resolving the
cross-refs, not starting over with a new approach.

Are both files in a book? Why can't you just resolve the cross-refs,
save, and go on?

Art

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Vincent and a redheaded girl. -- Richard Thompson
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On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Eva Whitley eva.whit...@noaa.gov wrote:
 We are using Framemaker 8 (unstructured) to revise a manual and I want
 to do something I know how to do in Word but can't figure out how to do
 in Frame.

 The chapter I'm working on has about 100 pages of standard 8 1/2 x 11
 text and graphics followed by 27 different ledger-sized (11x17)
 diagrams. Right now we have the graphics shrunk down and rotated
 sideways, but our SMEs are complaining they are too small to read.
 What's the best way people have found to integrate large diagrams in to
 a manual? I tried doing it as a separate chapter in the book, but even
 though I open both chapters, the cross-references are showing as
 unresolved. In Word I'd put in a section break, change the page size,
 and tweak the headers and footers but (since I have had very little
 training in Frame) I have no clue how to do this in Frame.

 Help me Framemaker mavens, you're my only hope.

 --
 Eva Whitley, ETOSS Contract
 301-713-1833x191
 SSMC-2, 16129

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Newbie question on ledger-sized pages

2009-04-09 Thread Eva Whitley
We are using Framemaker 8 (unstructured) to revise a manual and I want 
to do something I know how to do in Word but can't figure out how to do 
in Frame.

The chapter I'm working on has about 100 pages of standard 8 1/2 x 11 
text and graphics followed by 27 different ledger-sized (11x17) 
diagrams. Right now we have the graphics shrunk down and rotated 
sideways, but our SMEs are complaining they are too small to read. 
What's the best way people have found to integrate large diagrams in to 
a manual? I tried doing it as a separate chapter in the book, but even 
though I open both chapters, the cross-references are showing as 
unresolved. In Word I'd put in a section break, change the page size, 
and tweak the headers and footers but (since I have had very little 
training in Frame) I have no clue how to do this in Frame.

Help me Framemaker mavens, you're my only hope.

-- 
Eva Whitley, ETOSS Contract
301-713-1833x191
SSMC-2, 16129



Newbie question on ledger-sized pages

2009-04-09 Thread Art Campbell
You're using the correct approach, using two files in a book (separate
chapters aren't required -- just two files, which can be set up as a
single chapter). However, your problem seems to be resolving the
cross-refs, not starting over with a new approach.

Are both files in a book? Why can't you just resolve the cross-refs,
save, and go on?

Art

Art Campbell
   art.campbell at gmail.com
  "... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
  No disclaimers apply.
   DoD 358



On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Eva Whitley  wrote:
> We are using Framemaker 8 (unstructured) to revise a manual and I want
> to do something I know how to do in Word but can't figure out how to do
> in Frame.
>
> The chapter I'm working on has about 100 pages of standard 8 1/2 x 11
> text and graphics followed by 27 different ledger-sized (11x17)
> diagrams. Right now we have the graphics shrunk down and rotated
> sideways, but our SMEs are complaining they are too small to read.
> What's the best way people have found to integrate large diagrams in to
> a manual? I tried doing it as a separate chapter in the book, but even
> though I open both chapters, the cross-references are showing as
> unresolved. In Word I'd put in a section break, change the page size,
> and tweak the headers and footers but (since I have had very little
> training in Frame) I have no clue how to do this in Frame.
>
> Help me Framemaker mavens, you're my only hope.
>
> --
> Eva Whitley, ETOSS Contract
> 301-713-1833x191
> SSMC-2, 16129
>
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