Rick,
Custom import/export clients are very common, although XSLT has made the
need for them less frequent. Two types of customizations are needed:
1) Those that depend only on the element structure (e.g., changing an XML
Title element to either Table or TableTitle in FrameMaker)
2) Those
We have always imported jpeg files by reference into our doucmentation. These
files are edited in and exported from CorelDraw . This has worked beautifully
for years. This past week something broke and the the import always fails. We
get an error message: The filter encountered an error and
Sorry, I haven't used the list in a long time and forgot to include necessary
info. We are using FM 7.0.
We have always imported jpeg files by reference into our doucmentation. These
files are edited in and exported from CorelDraw . This has worked beautifully
for years. This past week
Not very. The dictionaries I have consulted (Webster's, American
Heritage, and MS Encarta) all show appendixes as the preferred
spelling, with appendices as an acceptable alternate spelling. The
same applies to indexes and indices. There is no differentiation
offered in meaning between the two
We insert PNG files by reference as our departmental standard policy;
most of our images are set to use 96 DPI or 150 DPI, though a number
of them use other values. For a while now I've noticed many of these
images no longer display their numerical DPI value in the DPI field
when viewing their
ASI may have an official document out supporting indexes and
differentiating between indexes and indices, but with all due respect,
there is nothing wrong with using indices in any context. I have seen no
dictionary or language authority that makes a differentiation in
definition between the
Framers,
I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
Its frequently referred to as Ipsum Lorem (pardon spelling).
Thanks.
-bob
--
1 Try here:
http://www.lipsum.com/
Also, if you have Firefox, there is a LI generator plugin.
Grant
-Original Message-
From: Behalf Of Robert Kern
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 9:05 AM
To: Framers
Subject: Ipsum Lorem?
Framers,
I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample
Robert Kern wrote:
Framers,
I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
Its frequently referred to as Ipsum Lorem (pardon spelling).
OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
Two most sited and easy to use were:
www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
you need)
File New Document Explore Standard Templates, select Report
and click Show Sample.
Thanks for the quick
Robert Kern wrote:
OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
Two most sited and easy to use were:
www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
you need)
File New Document Explore Standard Templates, select Report
and click Show Sample.
Rick,
Custom import/export clients are very common, although XSLT has made the
need for them less frequent. Two types of customizations are needed:
1) Those that depend only on the element structure (e.g., changing an XML
Title element to either Table or TableTitle in FrameMaker)
2) Those
We have always imported jpeg files by reference into our doucmentation. These
files are edited in and exported from CorelDraw . This has worked beautifully
for years. This past week something broke and the the import always fails. We
get an error message: The filter encountered an error and
Sorry, I haven't used the list in a long time and forgot to include necessary
info. We are using FM 7.0.
We have always imported jpeg files by reference into our doucmentation. These
files are edited in and exported from CorelDraw . This has worked beautifully
for years. This past week
Not very. The dictionaries I have consulted (Webster's, American
Heritage, and MS Encarta) all show "appendixes" as the preferred
spelling, with "appendices" as an acceptable alternate spelling. The
same applies to "indexes" and "indices". There is no differentiation
offered in meaning between the
We insert PNG files by reference as our departmental standard policy;
most of our images are set to use 96 DPI or 150 DPI, though a number
of them use other values. For a while now I've noticed many of these
images no longer display their numerical DPI value in the DPI field
when viewing their
ASI may have an official document out supporting indexes and
differentiating between indexes and indices, but with all due respect,
there is nothing wrong with using "indices" in any context. I have seen no
dictionary or language authority that makes a differentiation in
definition between the
Framers,
I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).
Thanks.
-bob
--
1 Try here:
http://www.lipsum.com/
Also, if you have Firefox, there is a LI generator plugin.
Grant
-Original Message-
From: Behalf Of Robert Kern
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 9:05 AM
To: Framers
Subject: Ipsum Lorem?
Framers,
I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample
Robert Kern wrote:
> Framers,
>
> I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
> distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
> Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
>
> Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem"
Robert,
You wrote:
>I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
>distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
>Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
>Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).
File >
OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
Two most sited and easy to use were:
www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
you need)
File > New > Document > Explore Standard Templates, select "Report"
and click Show Sample.
Thanks for the
Robert Kern wrote:
> OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
> Two most sited and easy to use were:
>
>www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
>you need)
>File > New > Document > Explore Standard Templates, select "Report"
>and click
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