Save as MIF, close. Open doc, save as FM.
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-Niels
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- On Behalf Of Melanie Raney
- Sent: 22. marts 2006 02:12
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Hi all, I hope one of you can offer a solution to my problem. Here
goes... I create a printed report book in FrameMaker that provides
details about the report as well as a sample. The sample is printed
from the program as PDF and I import the same PDF into my FM doc (which
retains the quality of
Hi Tammy
Possible solution: Try the simple trick of just shutting down Frame
and Acrobat and Distiller, and then start over.
This happened to me about 1 year ago, but I could not find my internal
correspondance with colleagues about it. Freakily enough, the same
thing happened to me just
Fred, Karen, et al.
Thanks for all of the responses. sorry I didn't respond earlier, but just
after I posted this message, my IT guy came down to see if he could
troubleshoot - and at least I was able to reproduce the problem.
Long story short -
I will be humming along making PDFs no problem
Like Niels said, save as MIF, open and save back as FM. Or if you have
FrameScript, the ReplaceColors script will remove any unused colors in
the doc.
You can prevent this problem from arising in the first place by making
sure your graphics use a 24- or 32-bit color depth, 16.7 million
colors.
Hi
Frame 7.1p116, Acrobat Pro 7.0.7, Distiller 7.0.7, XP
I am confused about some settings in Distiller and FrameMaker that
seem to be the same thing...(recently upgraded to 7.1 from 6.0)
1. In Frame: Format Document PDF Setup... Settings tab - there
is a checkbox for View Generated PDF in
All,
I am sure I am breaking list rules by posting this, but. . . this list has
provided so much to me, I thought adding a bit of enjoyment to say thanks
- and with as analytical and precise as a writer's mind is, I am sure that
all of us will deeply appreciate the precision and accuracy that
Thanks, Tammy.
If you don't know who Rube Goldberg was, google him.
Pearl Rosenberg
TeleHealth Services
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 10:57 am
Subject: Fw: Very OT, but this is freakin' incredible: Cool commercial
To:
1.) The URL to the Frameusers archives/search feature - I had this saved
as a favorite, but had a nuclear meltdown on my hard drive and an in the
frustrating process of rebuilding my working environment.
2.) I know this has been asked (by me) and answered (generously by quite a
few on the list
On your master page, select the line. Then go to Graphics Align and
set it Left. This should fix your problem. Remember, I said should :-))
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Hi Tammy,
Archives are located at http://lists.frameusers.com/pipermail/framers/
For archives of messages prior to November 19, 2005, visit
http://lists.frameusers.com/framers/archives/0512/
The 0512 at the end of the URL is the date in YYMM format, so 0512 is
December, 2005. You can change it
Ok,
Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK. Right now, the writers simply manually hit
Hi Framers
I am batting with a font-sub problem. I am trying to weed out all instances of
specific fonts from a set of files. No matter how much I search for the fonts
that FrameMaker reports are 'missing' when I open the file, I cannot find them,
either on body pages, master pages or
You only need on tag - use an empty Frame Above the paragraph to move it
to the correct vertical position.
In fact, you only need a Frame Above, by placing your Intentionally
Left Blank graphic at the appropriate vertical distance down from the
top of the frame on the reference page.
On
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok,
Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK. Right now, the writers
Ok, if I had expanded on the very way that reference frames work on a page
- oh well, thanks Mark - this works beautifully - (and thanks everyone
else for responding as well . . . it's been a long couple of days
reworking templates and my hard drive/working environment at the same
time!).
TVB
Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
tag is used?
Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
problem with the pages that were added due to the Make Page Count Even
Anne Robotti wrote:
Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
tag is used?
Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
problem with the pages that were added due to the
A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it LeftAllTheTime or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages that contain text,
Hi, Theresa -
I am darkening my grayest neurons developing my first EDD for structure Frame,
so I may miss something, but here are my thoughts:
I think you may be overmanaging your project, unaware of inexpensive external
resources that can save you time and stress.
I do a lot of docs, and
...and of course I forgot to include the link the first time = ugh!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A676280
Lorian Gans
Technical Writer
Cougar Mountain Software
(208) 375-4455 ext. 147
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.cougarmtn.com
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From: Lorian Gans
Sent: Wednesday,
T.W. Smith wrote:
A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it LeftAllTheTime or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages
To amplify John's comments even more, the local print shop that I
habitually use can print less expensively than I can on our in-house
Xerox do-it-all print shop. So stay in touch with you local vendors...
And to cut to the chase on using FM as an imposition tool: don't. Use
it for what it does
Theresa de Valence wrote:
Subject: 4 sided pages in book printing?
Hello Framers and John (because I like your answers to other peoples'
questions!):
I am just getting around to setting up my first book to print
semi-automatically on legal paper from a regular office printer (later
to be
I'd really L*O*V*E to take credit for this cool idea, but unless I
wrote it in a trance, I don't think it's mine.
However, I'd like to embellish it with this suggestion:
If you plan to use it, DOCUMENT it thoroughly in a tagged text frame
(Flow: A, for example) on all master pages in the
We are doing simple save as to XML from structured Frame 7.0 files
that contain hyperlinks. In the XML file the hyperlinks are being
flagged as there, but are empty of values.
This XML is being heavily massaged through external programs, but we do
need the actual hyperlink values to appear in the
Hi Framers,
Couple of questions for you.
When I use \m in FM I expect to get an em dash, instead I get what
looks like a Japanese character. When I type alt+0151 I get the same
character in FM. But when I type that into a word processor I get the
correct em dash. I change the font to,
Save as MIF, close. Open doc, save as FM.
Search the archive for tools to do this on many files...
-Niels
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-> From: framers-bounces+nfa=maconomy.dk at lists.frameusers.com
-> [mailto:framers-bounces+nfa=maconomy.dk at lists.frameusers.com]
-> On Behalf Of Melanie
Hi all, I hope one of you can offer a solution to my problem. Here
goes... I create a printed report book in FrameMaker that provides
details about the report as well as a sample. The sample is printed
from the program as PDF and I import the same PDF into my FM doc (which
retains the quality of
Hi Tammy
Possible solution: Try the simple trick of just shutting down Frame
and Acrobat and Distiller, and then start over.
This happened to me about 1 year ago, but I could not find my internal
correspondance with colleagues about it. Freakily enough, the same
thing happened to me just
Fred, Karen, et al.
Thanks for all of the responses. sorry I didn't respond earlier, but just
after I posted this message, my IT guy came down to see if he could
troubleshoot - and at least I was able to reproduce the problem.
Long story short -
I will be humming along making PDFs no problem
Hi
Frame 7.1p116, Acrobat Pro 7.0.7, Distiller 7.0.7, XP
I am confused about some settings in Distiller and FrameMaker that
seem to be the same thing...(recently upgraded to 7.1 from 6.0)
1. In Frame: Format > Document > PDF Setup... > Settings tab - there
is a checkbox for "View Generated PDF
All,
I am sure I am breaking list rules by posting this, but. . . this list has
provided so much to me, I thought adding a bit of enjoyment to say thanks
- and with as analytical and precise as a writer's mind is, I am sure that
all of us will deeply appreciate the precision and accuracy that
I saw that a couple of years ago, and then lost the link. I still like to see
it now and then, and to show it to the newer software developers I write for
when they are struggling through some late-night bug-fixes.
There is more on it at Snopes.com:
Thanks, Tammy.
If you don't know who Rube Goldberg was, google him.
Pearl Rosenberg
TeleHealth Services
- Original Message -
From: tammy.vanboen...@jeppesen.com
Date: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 10:57 am
Subject: Fw: Very OT, but this is freakin' incredible: Cool commercial
To: framers
1.) The URL to the Frameusers archives/search feature - I had this saved
as a favorite, but had a nuclear meltdown on my hard drive and an in the
frustrating process of rebuilding my working environment.
2.) I know this has been asked (by me) and answered (generously by quite a
few on the list
On your master page, select the line. Then go to Graphics > Align and
set it Left. This should fix your problem. Remember, I said should :-))
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs.com at
Hi Tammy,
Archives are located at http://lists.frameusers.com/pipermail/framers/
For archives of messages prior to November 19, 2005, visit
http://lists.frameusers.com/framers/archives/0512/
The 0512 at the end of the URL is the date in YYMM format, so 0512 is
December, 2005. You can change it
Ok,
Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
"INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK". Right now, the writers simply manually hit
Hi Framers
I am batting with a font-sub problem. I am trying to weed out all instances of
specific fonts from a set of files. No matter how much I search for the fonts
that FrameMaker reports are 'missing' when I open the file, I cannot find them,
either on body pages, master pages or
You only need on tag - use an empty Frame Above the paragraph to move it
to the correct vertical position.
In fact, you only need a Frame Above, by placing your "Intentionally
Left Blank" graphic at the appropriate vertical distance down from the
top of the frame on the reference page.
On
Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com wrote:
> Ok,
>
> Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
> question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
> to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
> "INTENTIONALLY LEFT
Ok, if I had expanded on the very way that reference frames work on a page
- oh well, thanks Mark - this works beautifully - (and thanks everyone
else for responding as well . . . it's been a long couple of days
reworking templates and my hard drive/working environment at the same
time!).
TVB
> Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
> page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
> tag is used?
Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
problem with the pages that were added due to the "Make Page Count
Anne Robotti wrote:
>> Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
>> page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
>> tag is used?
>
> Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
> problem with the pages that were added
A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages that contain
Steve Rickaby wrote:
> Here's an example of a MIF fragment with a bad font name:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ... (etc)
>
> It's the 'Frutiger-Roman' that is triggering the missing font
>
Hi, Theresa -
I am darkening my grayest neurons developing my first EDD for structure Frame,
so I may miss something, but here are my thoughts:
I think you may be overmanaging your project, unaware of inexpensive external
resources that can save you time and stress.
I do a lot of docs, and
I couldn't resist - here's a funny about the entire "This page
intentionally left blank" craziness. Enjoy!
Lorian Gans
Technical Writer
Cougar Mountain Software
(208) 375-4455 ext. 147
LorianGans at cougarmtn.com
www.cougarmtn.com
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From:
...and of course I forgot to include the link the first time = ugh!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A676280
Lorian Gans
Technical Writer
Cougar Mountain Software
(208) 375-4455 ext. 147
LorianGans at cougarmtn.com
www.cougarmtn.com
-Original Message-
From: Lorian Gans
Sent:
Many thanks to Lin, Debbie and Richard: I will put what you suggested into
practise tomorrow and am confident of stomping on 'missing font' errors for
good.
--
Steve
T.W. Smith wrote:
> A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
> Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
>
> Use master page mappings.
>
> Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
> up so that it is always
To amplify John's comments even more, the local print shop that I
habitually use can print less expensively than I can on our in-house
Xerox do-it-all print shop. So stay in touch with you local vendors...
And to cut to the chase on using FM as an imposition tool: don't. Use
it for what it does
Theresa de Valence wrote:
> Subject: 4 sided pages in book printing?
>
>
>
> Hello Framers and John (because I like your answers to other peoples'
> questions!):
>
> I am just getting around to setting up my first book to print
> semi-automatically on legal paper from a regular office printer
I'd really L*O*V*E to take credit for this cool idea, but unless I
wrote it in a trance, I don't think it's mine.
However, I'd like to embellish it with this suggestion:
If you plan to use it, DOCUMENT it thoroughly in a tagged text frame
(Flow: A, for example) on all master pages in the files
We are doing simple "save as" to XML from structured Frame 7.0 files
that contain hyperlinks. In the XML file the hyperlinks are being
flagged as there, but are empty of values.
This XML is being heavily massaged through external programs, but we do
need the actual hyperlink values to appear in
I have two Heading 1 formats in my template: "h1_heading 1" and
"h1np_heading 1 new page." There is need for both formats to avoid over
rides. What is the formula for the Running H/F so it will display the most
recent Heading 1 text. Once, quite a ways back, someone (John Posoda?)
provided the
At 02:56 PM 3/22/2006, Petersen, Oran C wrote:
>We are doing simple "save as" to XML from structured Frame 7.0 files
>that contain hyperlinks. In the XML file the hyperlinks are being
>flagged as there, but are empty of values.
>This XML is being heavily massaged through external programs, but we
Thanks to everyone who replied.
This was a small, one-time job so save as RTF was the best solution but
it's great to know there are other options.
Pat
Thank you Pat, and Ann, I just knew it was something very simple! Now, if
only I could solve my flow conumdrum that I posted the other day!
Karen L. Zorn
Zorn Technologies, Inc.
Mesa, AZ
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From: Pat Christenson [mailto:pxen...@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, March 22,
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