Hi all,
recently confronted with the problem of organizing folders for multilingual
translations, I'm wondering how you organise yours.
Let's start with a folder Project including your FM files (in a folder
Book_Source) and your images (all in a single folder Images).
According to the
Hi Mathieu,
I don't know how you have your images folder set up, but if you have it
set up as a subfolder to your book, I would think it would then be easy
to just copy the images folder to each target folder. Then you can
replace the images that involve translations, keeping the same filename
I hope there is some color expert out that who can help me with this.
In a book that uses black and one spot color, a Pantone, and which should print
as a 2-color process:
. An image, not created here, that is spot colored, is coming through in PDF or
FrameMaker as having some CMYK content
Steve
We have run into this on occasion with illustrator images. I double
checked with my printer and he confirmed the only thing you can do is
have your printer merge the two colors that you are getting from the
image onto one plate. Should be routine thing there.
Scott White
Media
I just finished a fabulous doc set!
But now I'm in a bit of a bind...
My company has grown, and so has its documentation. For the most recent
release, I had to redesign the printed documentation to address some
issues that had arisen as our product line has grown. The docs are all
done in
After I upload a file update to my webserver, I like to test the
upload by downloading it using Internet Explorer. However, the file I
download is always the original version, not the update. FireFox
doesn't suffer this problem. If I give the update a different name,
even if it's only one
That seems odd... So you actively replace the files on the webserver
but it still returns the old file? Have you tried calling a priest?
;-)
On 11/15/06, Doug [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After I upload a file update to my webserver, I like to test the
upload by downloading it using Internet
Hello All,
particularly those who know a bit of scripting with FrameScript.
I'm trying to parse my server with FrameScirpt folder by folder. I need to
collect folder names with full paths into a lost which I can then use to
find a file.
Does anyone know how to get such a list. Or a basic
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Hi all,
recently confronted with the problem of organizing folders for multilingual
translations, I'm wondering how you organise yours.
Let's start with a folder Project including your FM files (in a folder
Book_Source) and your images (all in a single folder Images).
According to the STagger
Hi Mathieu,
I don't know how you have your images folder set up, but if you have it
set up as a subfolder to your book, I would think it would then be easy
to just copy the images folder to each target folder. Then you can
replace the images that involve translations, keeping the same filename
I hope there is some color expert out that who can help me with this.
In a book that uses black and one spot color, a Pantone, and which should print
as a 2-color process:
. An image, not created here, that is spot colored, is coming through in PDF or
FrameMaker as having some CMYK content
Steve
We have run into this on occasion with illustrator images. I double
checked with my printer and he confirmed the only thing you can do is
have your printer merge the two colors that you are getting from the
image onto one plate. Should be routine thing there.
Scott White
Media
I just finished a fabulous doc set!
But now I'm in a bit of a bind...
My company has grown, and so has its documentation. For the most recent
release, I had to redesign the printed documentation to address some
issues that had arisen as our product line has grown. The docs are all
done in
After I upload a file update to my webserver, I like to test the
upload by downloading it using Internet Explorer. However, the file I
download is always the original version, not the update. FireFox
doesn't suffer this problem. If I give the update a different name,
even if it's only one
That seems odd... So you actively replace the files on the webserver
but it still returns the old file? Have you tried calling a priest?
;-)
On 11/15/06, Doug wrote:
> After I upload a file update to my webserver, I like to test the
> upload by downloading it using Internet Explorer. However,
Hello All,
particularly those who know a bit of scripting with FrameScript.
I'm trying to parse my server with FrameScirpt folder by folder. I need to
collect folder names with full paths into a lost which I can then use to
find a file.
Does anyone know how to get such a list. Or a basic
Effective next Monday, 11/20, our company will have a new name. As a
result, we need to change the name on the Master Pages of MANY pages of
MANY manuals. The footers on the Master Pages are set up follows:
Created Date: Manual Name
Revised Date: XXX (Co. Name) Restricted Page
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