If you are printing from FM to a hard copy printer, no, there isn't a way
to automatically orient pages in different directions. I think the assumption
is that you can rotate the piece of paper or the bound book.
If you're printing from FM to Acrobat, there is an Automatic Rotation
setting that
Well, I first tried that but it didn't work, but now I found a way to do it
via acrobat.
I used the buttons on the toolbar to rotate but that didn't save the
orientation but when I rotate via the menu document/rotate pages it works.
Strange..
Thanks for the help
On 5/10/06, Shmuel Wolfson
On 10 May 2006, at 02:20, Pat Christenson wrote:
I love keyboard shortcuts. On Windows, I use the Alt-first initial of
the menu-first initial of the command shortcuts constantly. Here's the
problem. When I have Systec Toolbox installed, I can't use the Alt
combinations for tables because they
For Windows, it is in \Program Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.0\OnlineManuals
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On 10 May
At 1:53 PM +0200 5/10/06, frame user wrote:
Well, I first tried that but it didn't work, but now I found a way to do it
via acrobat.
I used the buttons on the toolbar to rotate but that didn't save the
orientation but when I rotate via the menu document/rotate pages it works.
Strange..
The
frame user wrote:
Well, I first tried that but it didn't work, but now I found a way to do it
via acrobat.
I used the buttons on the toolbar to rotate but that didn't save the
orientation but when I rotate via the menu document/rotate pages it
works.
Strange..
Not so strange; read the Help
Folks
Just wondering if there is a way to set all tables to the width of a column
all at once, instead of having to select each table and resize?
What I have is content we import in into a 1-column proofing template. Since
the tables that come in with this information are different sizes, we were
Hi Scott,
My TableCleaner (Windows) plugin does this. I don't remember if you are on
PC or Mac.
http://www.frameexpert.com/plugins/tablecleaner/
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Folks
Just wondering if there is a way to set all tables to the width of a
Hi All,
First, a big thank you for all the previous answers to my posts! The
knowledgebase held by the users of this list is one of my most valuable
resources. I have received more time-saving and insightful tips here than
anywhere.
Our department is growing by leaps and bounds, and we have the
I have been converting Word documents to FrameMaker 7.1. (Win 2K)
1. Only the embedded Word graphics exist.
2. All graphics in the FrameMaker document must be imported by reference.
My solution was to copy each Word graphic into an FM document, save it
as a .fm file, and import the .fm
You should be able to select the graphic in Word and copy it to the
clipboard. Then paste it into a graphics tool, i.e., Photoshop. Then you
can save it as whatever format you prefer and import this, by reference,
into Frame.
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Barb,
Another solution is to convert the Word Doc to PDF first. Then extract each
page with a graphic, crop and rotate as necessary, and save with your
preferred file name. Now you can import the extracted pdf graphic by
reference.
Clint Owen
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I did this recently. I saved the Word doc as .html. This puts all the
graphics (it seems) into a folder in their native format/resolution.
The folder contained graphics in .wmf, .wmz, .emf, .emz, .png, .gif, and
.jpg formats. There was often a resized .jpg in the folder also.
ljk
FWIW, this is the method I use and highly recommend it.
-Nicole
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Subject: FW: Importing Graphics from Word
Barb,
Given that the point releases have been a year or two or longer apart,
I think you're pretty safe.
Also, Adobe as a company is very good about making good when customers
upgrade to a release that is superseded by a newer one.
Art
On 5/10/06, Neil Tubb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have a
In a lecture at Silicon Valley STC API SIG, the technical honcho at Adobe
fielded questions on where FrameMaker was going. A few points:
* Enhancement of structured features for single sourcing, reuse of content,
and access to content across enterprise
* More support for XML and XSLT formats
*
Nandini Garud said:
* Creation of Help from XML/XSLT
HmmmRoboHelpH
:)
Alan
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Nandini Garud said:
* Creation of Help from XML/XSLT
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Well, I figured it out.
I am indeed using the most recent version of ePublisher, and I am using
the index generated by the normal online help generation procedure.
One was something stupid I should have thought of,
The other was a little odd and maybe cautionary.
The missing links were links
I copy graphics the way that David described, copying it into PaintShop
Pro. But I tested Barb's method and she gets much better quality. I
wonder why?
Nancy Carpenter
Lead Technical Writer
GENCO Distribution System
100 Papercraft Park
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238
If I print the framemaker files seperately, then the orientation is correct.
If I print all files via a book then everything is portrait, the text is
correct positioned on the page but I have to rotate the page 90 degrees in
acrobat then to be able to read it.
On 5/9/06, Art Campbell wrote:
>
>
If you are printing from FM to a hard copy printer, no, there isn't a way
to automatically orient pages in different directions. I think the assumption
is that you can rotate the piece of paper or the bound book.
If you're printing from FM to Acrobat, there is an "Automatic Rotation"
setting that
On 10 May 2006, at 02:20, Pat Christenson wrote:
> I love keyboard shortcuts. On Windows, I use the Alt-first initial of
> the menu-first initial of the command shortcuts constantly. Here's the
> problem. When I have Systec Toolbox installed, I can't use the Alt
> combinations for tables
For Windows, it is in \Program Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.0\OnlineManuals
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From: framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs.com at lists.frameusers.co
m] On Behalf Of Paul Findon
Sent: Wednesday, May
frame user wrote:
> Well, I first tried that but it didn't work, but now I found a way to do it
> via acrobat.
> I used the buttons on the toolbar to rotate but that didn't save the
> orientation but when I rotate via the menu "document/rotate pages" it
> works.
> Strange..
Not so strange; read
Folks
Just wondering if there is a way to set all tables to the width of a column
all at once, instead of having to select each table and resize?
What I have is content we import in into a 1-column proofing template. Since
the tables that come in with this information are different sizes, we were
Hi Scott,
My TableCleaner (Windows) plugin does this. I don't remember if you are on
PC or Mac.
http://www.frameexpert.com/plugins/tablecleaner/
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> Folks
> Just wondering if there is a way to set all tables to the width of a
>
Hi All,
First, a big thank you for all the previous answers to my posts! The
knowledgebase held by the users of this list is one of my most valuable
resources. I have received more time-saving and insightful tips here than
anywhere.
Our department is growing by leaps and bounds, and we have the
I have been converting Word documents to FrameMaker 7.1. (Win 2K)
1. Only the embedded Word graphics exist.
2. All graphics in the FrameMaker document must be imported by reference.
My solution was to copy each Word graphic into an FM document, save it
as a .fm file, and import the .fm
You should be able to select the graphic in Word and copy it to the
clipboard. Then paste it into a graphics tool, i.e., Photoshop. Then you
can save it as whatever format you prefer and import this, by reference,
into Frame.
-Original Message-
From:
Barb,
Another solution is to convert the Word Doc to PDF first. Then extract each
page with a graphic, crop and rotate as necessary, and save with your
preferred file name. Now you can import the extracted pdf graphic by
reference.
Clint Owen
-Original Message-
From:
I did this recently. I saved the Word doc as .html. This puts all the
graphics (it seems) into a folder in their native format/resolution.
The folder contained graphics in .wmf, .wmz, .emf, .emz, .png, .gif, and
.jpg formats. There was often a resized .jpg in the folder also.
ljk
FWIW, this is the method I use and highly recommend it.
-Nicole
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From:
framers-bounces+nicole.hales-crotchett=lmco.com at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+nicole.hales-crotchett=lmco.com at lists.frameusers
.com] On Behalf Of Owen, Clint
Sent: Wednesday,
Hi all,
Anyone have a clue as to Adobe's plans for the next major release of
FrameMaker? I'm trying to convince my boss to upgrade us to 7.2 from 7.1
(ooohh...multiple undos!), but he wants to know first if a major upgrade
is around the corner. Any insight here would be greatly appreciated.
In a lecture at Silicon Valley STC API SIG, the technical honcho at Adobe
fielded questions on where FrameMaker was going. A few points:
* Enhancement of structured features for single sourcing, reuse of content,
and access to content across enterprise
* More support for XML and XSLT formats
*
HSingleSourceWithWebWorks_ePublisherH
Alan Litchfield wrote:
Nandini Garud said:
> * Creation of Help from XML/XSLT
>
HmmmRoboHelpH
:)
Alan
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I copy graphics the way that David described, copying it into PaintShop
Pro. But I tested Barb's method and she gets much better quality. I
wonder why?
Nancy Carpenter
Lead Technical Writer
GENCO Distribution System
100 Papercraft Park
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15238
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