Brilliant info Dianne, thanks for sharing this.
REALLY needs stored somewhere other than the archives, this kind of thing!
Gordon
www.onemanwrites.co.uk
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Allen, Richard (Raytheon) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/01/2007
03:20:42 PM:
An XML document instance is void of formatting. Formatting is left to
the application, AT or FM or IE or...
Yeah, but...
You did say that was the short answer, and others have already chimed in
that setting up
We have a maddening problem with the limited table rendering capacity of
Webworks.
The tables in the original FrameMaker document have a number of cells which
are greyed out using the Custom Ruling and Shading function, to indicate
that the choice is not available. Some of these cells have text
We need a little more information before we can go any further.
What version of WebWorks are you using? What type of output are you creating?
What version of Frame?
There's also the WebWorks user group
http://www.groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/wwp-users/ which might have more
information for you.
Hello,
I have a table that spans multiple pages. (It is a long parts list for a
product.) How can I get the table heading to continue across the pages? I
know how to get the table title to continue across pages, but how do I get
the header row to continue?
thanks in advance for any input!
Kara
Hello,
I just posted one question (table headers), but I also have another question
regarding printing a PDF file.
I have created a fairly long and complex manual in FrameMaker that has quite
a few graphics in it. Most of the graphics are schematics and aother
diagrams that I have imported into
If you set your table up with header rows they should automatically
repeat. If you have a table that doesn't do this, try going to Table
Add Rows or Columns. Select To Heading in the drop down for Add 1
Row(s): and click Add.
When you insert a table, make sure you have at least one Heading Row.
Kara --
Do you have the table headings set as Heading?
To make sure that your heading is really a heading, try: TableAdd Rows or
ColumnsAdd 1 Row(s)To Heading. Then move the heading text to the new row.
That will add a real heading row, which should repeat on every page.
You can also use the
And once you add the heading row, you'll need to re-type
or copy-and-paste each of your existing headings into the
cells of the new heading row before deleting the old pseudo-
heading row.
Or if you have a lot of tables to deal with, do yourself a big
favor and buy a copy of list member Rick
Yes, that's right. Our latest Mif2Go release, 48,
enables you to make DITA topics and maps directly
from UNstructured FrameMaker files. We support
DITA 1.1, including the new glossentry topic type,
out of the box. We even make it easy to add your
own specializations. And you can
Brilliant info Dianne, thanks for sharing this.
REALLY needs stored somewhere other than the archives, this kind of thing!
Gordon
www.onemanwrites.co.uk
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From:
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"Allen, Richard (Raytheon)" wrote on 05/01/2007
03:20:42 PM:
> An XML document instance is void of formatting. Formatting is left to
> the application, AT or FM or IE or...
Yeah, but...
You did say that was the short answer, and others have already chimed in
that setting up applications in
We have a maddening problem with the limited table rendering capacity of
Webworks.
The tables in the original FrameMaker document have a number of cells which
are greyed out using the Custom Ruling and Shading function, to indicate
that the choice is not available. Some of these cells have text
We need a little more information before we can go any further.
What version of WebWorks are you using? What type of output are you creating?
What version of Frame?
There's also the WebWorks user group
http://www.groups.yahoo.com/subscribe/wwp-users/ which might have more
information for you.
Hello,
I have a table that spans multiple pages. (It is a long parts list for a
product.) How can I get the table heading to continue across the pages? I
know how to get the table title to continue across pages, but how do I get
the header row to continue?
thanks in advance for any input!
Kara
Hello,
I just posted one question (table headers), but I also have another question
regarding printing a PDF file.
I have created a fairly long and complex manual in FrameMaker that has quite
a few graphics in it. Most of the graphics are schematics and aother
diagrams that I have imported into
If you set your table up with header rows they should automatically
repeat. If you have a table that doesn't do this, try going to Table >
Add Rows or Columns. Select To Heading in the drop down for Add 1
Row(s): and click Add.
When you insert a table, make sure you have at least one Heading Row.
Kara --
Do you have the table headings set as Heading?
To make sure that your heading is really a heading, try: Table>Add Rows or
Columns>Add 1 Row(s)>To Heading. Then move the heading text to the new row.
That will add a real heading row, which should repeat on every page.
You can also use
And once you add the heading row, you'll need to re-type
or copy-and-paste each of your existing headings into the
cells of the new heading row before deleting the old pseudo-
heading row.
Or if you have a lot of tables to deal with, do yourself a big
favor and buy a copy of list member Rick
Yes, that's right. Our latest Mif2Go release, 48,
enables you to make DITA topics and maps directly
from UNstructured FrameMaker files. We support
DITA 1.1, including the new glossentry topic type,
out of the box. We even make it easy to add your
own specializations. And you can
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