Art,
You wrote:
I'd like to get a variable that displays the file name but loses the
extension
Anyone have a work-around or ideas? Anything in the FDK?
I don't know of a built-in way of doing this, but a limited workaround is
available in the context of FM-PDF or FM-PS workflows: you
That should work, Shlomo; I'd love to see the test page you work up.
Thank you!
Cheers,
Art
On 3/15/07, Shlomo Perets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Art,
You wrote:
I'd like to get a variable that displays the file name but loses the
extension
Anyone have a work-around or ideas? Anything in
Yes, there is 'TOOLBOX for FrameMaker 7.2':
Module List of paragraph overrides
The plug-in fills a row in the template table for each detected paragraph
override:
+ paragraph format name including a hyperlink on the spot in the scanned
document (1st column)
+ paragraph text in the documents local
Long-Term Contract Publications Production Opening
Average 30 hours/week
To start: April 2007
Job Description:
Need detail oriented, self starter to build and deliver HTML help and
PDF documentation for a software group within Cadence. You'll create
production-ready files from writers'
Is FrameMaker able to manage shared notes?
What I didn't manage to get is a footnote refered to from many places
within the text, looking like:
Text texttext texttexttext texttexttexttext¹ texttexttexttexttext
Text
...
Other Requirements:
...- Able to flex a nearly full-time schedule to meet the needs of the
department, and take time off when things aren't so busy
Well how's that for being the hack mule in the department!
Bust your butt when things are busy (but no OT, I'll bet) and then when things
let
At 10:52 +0100 15/3/07, Daniel Azuelos wrote:
Is FrameMaker able to manage shared notes?
What I didn't manage to get is a footnote refered to from many places
within the text, looking like:
Daniel... the only way I've been able to find to do this is to create a
cross-reference format and use
Daniel,
You wrote:
Is FrameMaker able to manage shared notes?
What I didn't manage to get is a footnote refered to from many places
within the text, looking like:
Text texttext texttexttext texttexttexttext¹
I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
move to Structured Frame.
Let's imagine you're working in unstructured Frame,
and that present circumstances prevent you from making
the switch to Structured Frame. However, those
circumstances
This is how I've done it:
1. Learn topic-based authoring, for example by taking some classes in
structured writing or Information Mapping (IMAP).
2. Design Frame templates that support topic-based authoring.
3. Learn XML, at least XML for authors (not XML for developers).
4. Learn DITA
--- Milan Davidovic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
move to Structured Frame.
1. In your unstructured template, create paragraph,
character, table, marker and
Milan Davidovic wrote:
I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
move to Structured Frame.
Let's imagine you're working in unstructured Frame,
and that present circumstances prevent you from making
the switch to Structured Frame.
I can also walk on water and charge only $780/hour. As it happens, I have
used FM since v. 3.0 on Sun OpenLook, Solaris, HP-UX, Macintosh, and
Windows, wrote UNIX scripts to capture and automatically size screen
shots, have about 30 FM plug-ins, including IXgen, IndexRef, etc., and
have used
I found a link in Adobe's site for reporting bugs and asking for new
features. (This is for all those who are not registered to the Frame forum.)
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
--
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
052-763-7133
Art,
You wrote:
>I'd like to get a variable that displays the file name but loses the
>extension
>Anyone have a work-around or ideas? Anything in the FDK?
I don't know of a built-in way of doing this, but a limited workaround is
available in the context of FM->PDF or FM->PS workflows: you
That should work, Shlomo; I'd love to see the test page you work up.
Thank you!
Cheers,
Art
On 3/15/07, Shlomo Perets wrote:
> Art,
>
> You wrote:
>
> >I'd like to get a variable that displays the file name but loses the
> >extension
> >Anyone have a work-around or ideas? Anything in the
Yes, there is 'TOOLBOX for FrameMaker 7.2':
Module "List of paragraph overrides"
The plug-in fills a row in the template table for each detected paragraph
override:
+ paragraph format name including a hyperlink on the spot in the scanned
document (1st column)
+ paragraph text in the documents
Long-Term Contract Publications Production Opening
Average 30 hours/week
To start: April 2007
Job Description:
Need detail oriented, self starter to build and deliver HTML help and
PDF documentation for a software group within Cadence. You'll create
production-ready files from writers'
Is FrameMaker able to manage shared notes?
What I didn't manage to get is a footnote refered to from many places
within the text, looking like:
Text texttext texttexttext texttexttexttext? texttexttexttexttext
Text
...
Other Requirements:
...- Able to flex a nearly full-time schedule to meet the needs of the
department, and take time off when things aren't so busy
Well how's that for being the hack mule in the department!
Bust your butt when things are busy (but no OT, I'll bet) and then when things
let
At 10:52 +0100 15/3/07, Daniel Azuelos wrote:
> Is FrameMaker able to manage shared notes?
>
>What I didn't manage to get is a footnote refered to from many places
>within the text, looking like:
Daniel... the only way I've been able to find to do this is to create a
cross-reference format and
Daniel,
You wrote:
> Is FrameMaker able to manage shared notes?
>
>What I didn't manage to get is a footnote refered to from many places
>within the text, looking like:
>
>
>
>Text texttext texttexttext texttexttexttext?
I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
move to Structured Frame.
Let's imagine you're working in unstructured Frame,
and that present circumstances prevent you from making
the switch to Structured Frame. However, those
circumstances
This is how I've done it:
1. Learn topic-based authoring, for example by taking some classes in
structured writing or Information Mapping (IMAP).
2. Design Frame templates that support topic-based authoring.
3. Learn XML, at least XML for authors (not XML for developers).
4. Learn
--- Milan Davidovic wrote:
> I'm looking for resources or advice on how to start
> working in unstructured Frame in anticipation of a
> move to Structured Frame.
1. In your unstructured template, create paragraph,
character, table, marker and cross-reference tags
Hi all,
I'll be leaving my current position as a lone writer in a couple weeks and
want to make the transition as smooth as possible for the next person in
this position. Does anyone know of any decent FrameMaker classes or other
training that might be available to a company in the Great Lakes
I forgot to mention that this is for San Jose. And is actually a very
nice and not-crazy-with-unrealistic-deadlines place to work.
Anna
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Hi Hedley,
I'm not sure why you responded so vehemently to this, though I do
understand, and agree in principle, that contract part-time jobs can be
and often are detrimental to the worker. That isn't always the case,
though. Some people, myself included for the last 10-15 years, like to
have a
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