You've got to be kidding me Well, if this is what I need to do, Okay.
Why do you create this booktitle paragraph tag in each chapter as opposed to
just the Front Matter, the beginning of the book? I'll be linking to
Heading1 sections: Heading1 of BookTitle.
Angela
A quick search reveals this function may help you:
IntValue(variable-name)
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/framescript-users/message/4005
--- Michael Zaichenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
does anyone know a way or a command to retrieve an
ASCII or HEX number of a
selected
Steve Rickaby wrote:
If the [fairly imminent?] upcoming version of FrameMaker actually turns out to
be FrameMaker 8 and not FrameMaker 7.2-and-a-bit, it seems likely that the
developments will lean heavily in the direction of XML support, and this will
further erode what differen[ce] currently
Our FrameMaker templates have two sets of numbered lists, one set for steps
(step1, step2, step3) and another for lists (and list1, list2, list3).
Visually, steps and lists look different, but in practice, authors use them
interchangeably. I'm considering simplifying the template by eliminating
--- Eli Har-Even [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our FrameMaker templates have two sets of numbered
lists, one set for steps (step1, step2, step3) and
another for lists (and list1, list2, list3).
Visually, steps and lists look different, but in
practice, authors use them interchangeably. I'm
Thanks Chris,
this seems to be a one way road: number into letter. How about the other way
around. I need to know what ascii or hex number a certain letter is. I have
a far too sophisticated script that loops through characters and assigns
them codes and displays you a corresponding number. Is
Michael Zaichenko wrote:
Thanks Chris,
this seems to be a one way road: number into letter. How
about the other way around. I need to know what ascii or hex
number a certain letter is. I have a far too sophisticated
script that loops through characters and assigns them codes
and
Thank you Richard,
does it mean I can't just select a character and with a simple command get
its ASCII displayed?
That's what I'm essentially after.
Michael
From: Combs, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael Zaichenko [EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Eli Har-Even:
. . . Does anyone have a use-case where having two sets of
numbered lists has been useful? Is there any reason for having both sets?
No use case, but I can certainly imagine situations where a complex step
requires an embedded list, and where a list item includes a (hopefully
Michael,
You can use this on the selected character:
If TextSelection.Begin.Object = TextSelection.End.Object
If TextSelection.Begin.Offset TextSelection.End.Offset
Display eUtl.StringToInt{TextSelection.Begin.TextRange1.Text};
EndIf
EndIf
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
Hello,
One of my clients is including Acrobat Reader 4 on their CD so that users
who don't have access to higher versions of Reader can view the PDFs
included on the CD. Today I was notified that when a user opens the
readme.pdf file and clicks on a link to another PDF, the new document is
Are any of the independent contractors here carrying business
insurance? It's been some time since I last checked on it but when I
did, I found the cost to be very high and the coverage less than
adequate. I was told at the time that very few companies would cover
an independent contractor
Hi Pat
Anyway, if anyone here is carrying it, I'd be interested to hear
about your experience. Feel free to contact me offlist.
I have both general business insurance with large public liability cover and
where necessary I get professional indemnity insurance. The professional
indemnity
>
>
> You've got to be kidding me Well, if this is what I need to do, Okay.
> Why do you create this booktitle paragraph tag in each chapter as opposed to
> just the Front Matter, the beginning of the book? I'll be linking to
> Heading1 sections: "Heading1 of BookTitle".
Angela
A quick search reveals this function may help you:
IntValue(variable-name)
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/framescript-users/message/4005
--- Michael Zaichenko
wrote:
> Hi all,
> does anyone know a way or a command to retrieve an
> ASCII or HEX number of a
> selected character with a
Steve Rickaby wrote:
If the [fairly imminent?] upcoming version of FrameMaker actually turns out to
be FrameMaker 8 and not FrameMaker 7.2-and-a-bit, it seems likely that the
developments will lean heavily in the direction of XML support, and this will
further erode what differen[ce] currently
Our FrameMaker templates have two sets of numbered lists, one set for steps
(step1, step2, step3) and another for lists (and list1, list2, list3).
Visually, steps and lists look different, but in practice, authors use them
interchangeably. I'm considering simplifying the template by eliminating
At 17:20 +0200 30/4/07, Eli Har-Even wrote:
> I'm considering simplifying the template by eliminating one
>of the sets of tags. Does anyone have a use-case where having two sets of
>numbered lists has been useful? Is there any reason for having both sets?
There's always a general case for
--- Eli Har-Even wrote:
> Our FrameMaker templates have two sets of numbered
> lists, one set for steps (step1, step2, step3) and
another for lists (and list1, list2, list3).
> Visually, steps and lists look different, but in
> practice, authors use them interchangeably. I'm
considering
Cross-references reference a file. I don't think you can link to information in
multiple files. Therefore, you need the booktitle as a paragraph to reference
in each chapter file.
The cross reference I used is something like the following:
<$paratext> in <$paratext[booktitle]>
was a
Thanks Chris,
this seems to be a one way road: number into letter. How about the other way
around. I need to know what ascii or hex number a certain letter is. I have
a far too sophisticated script that loops through characters and assigns
them codes and displays you a corresponding number. Is
Michael Zaichenko wrote:
> Thanks Chris,
> this seems to be a one way road: number into letter. How
> about the other way around. I need to know what ascii or hex
> number a certain letter is. I have a far too sophisticated
> script that loops through characters and assigns them codes
> and
Thank you Richard,
does it mean I can't just select a character and with a simple command get
its ASCII displayed?
That's what I'm essentially after.
Michael
>From: "Combs, Richard"
>To: "Michael Zaichenko" ,
>CC:
>Subject: RE: ASCII IN FRAMESCRIPT
>Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 14:31:40 -0600
>
Michael,
You can use this on the selected character:
If TextSelection.Begin.Object = TextSelection.End.Object
If TextSelection.Begin.Offset <> TextSelection.End.Offset
Display eUtl.StringToInt{TextSelection.Begin.TextRange1.Text};
EndIf
EndIf
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
Hello,
One of my clients is including Acrobat Reader 4 on their CD so that users
who don't have access to higher versions of Reader can view the PDFs
included on the CD. Today I was notified that when a user opens the
readme.pdf file and clicks on a link to another PDF, the new document is
Are any of the independent contractors here carrying business
insurance? It's been some time since I last checked on it but when I
did, I found the cost to be very high and the coverage less than
adequate. I was told at the time that very few companies would cover
an independent contractor
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