Anyone have any experiences flying on European budget airlines, such
as RyanAir, EasyJet, Transavia, etc.? These are the airlines that
typically charge 30-50 euro per person compared to hundreds of euro to
fly on the larger airlines.
If you have, please share with me any pros (other than
Somewhere in WW, you probably have to define the reference to the
Filename marker (we use a different marker name where I work). Check
in the Style Designer.
--
David Schor
Senior Technical Writer
RADLAN, a Marvell Company
Tel: (+972) 3 7662823
Cellular: (+972) 54 4788253
E-mail: [EMAIL
David, Chuck, and all
Thanks a mil for the tips. It works great!
However, I went through the online help (Getting Started, User Guide and
Template Reference are the only parts provided) and I browsed the program files
on my system but couldn't find any mention of a Style Designer nor Filename
The marker type does not have to named Filename. You can name it
anything you want as long as you define it also in WW. Once again, I'm
not sure where in the application. I'm not at work today, but I think
Style Designer is in the Options menu or similar.
David
--
David Schor
Senior Technical
Elisabeth SABOT wrote:
Thanks a mil for the tips. It works great!
However, I went through the online help (Getting Started,
User Guide and Template Reference are the only parts
provided) and I browsed the program files on my system but
couldn't find any mention of a Style Designer nor
Hi David,
It worked fine, thanks.
I've used a Filename element which auto-mapped with the Filename WW style. And
the output looks fine so far (I've only generated part of the files).
I think the WWStd edition is pretty restricted as no alteration to the WW
styles seems to be authorized...
Thanks for the info, Richard.
WWStd does actually include Filename marker support... Thank God.
But you're right, WWP Standard is rather limited...putting it mildly...
It seems that you all use WWP Pro? Or the native Frame XML output maybe? (I'm
not very familiar with XML and stuff so I didn't
Hi all-
I've decided to dive into Structured FM and see if I can make these
Release Notes easier to manage. Since we don't yet have a need for
markup, I'm starting with just the EDD so at least we'll have some of
the benefits of a structured environment in place before we get other
departments
Hi Elisa,
Sounds like there was already a Filename style defined in WW, which tends to
confirm what I thought was the case. At least, I don't remember us ever having
to create and map a new or special style. I just wish I could remember where I
saw the whole process documented...
Anyway, glad
At 12:11 -0500 23/5/07, Lin Surasky wrote:
For now, the question is, what's wrong with my conversion table that I
can't get the Description element to be wrapped properly around the
paragraphs and lists that follow a CR Title? If I specify E:Para as the
object(s) to be wrapped in the Description
Elisabeth SABOT wrote:
It seems that you all use WWP Pro? Or the native Frame XML
output maybe? (I'm not very familiar with XML and stuff so I
didn't go much further than creating a structured document in
FrameMaker based on one of the templates provided.)
I've used WWP Pro and Mif2Go
Unless I am misreading the table (entirely possible, given the
reformatting that this list forces), it appears that you do not have
anything that is being mapped to the Para[CR] or List[CR] elements.
And you say that the structure of a CR should be a Title, followed by a
description. So that's
Hi, Lester-
Do you have different tags for the paragraphs of a
introduction, CR description? This would allow you to
specify these in the conversion table separately (e.g.
P:Intro maps to Para[Intro] and P:Body maps to
Para[CR]) and then you can include the specific qualified
para
I have a request to establish links from an HTML document on my company's
web site to a specific topic within a PDF file produced via FrameMaker. Has
anyone done this before?
The HTML page summarizes changes in a recent release and references about
100 individual features. Each feature has a
From Shlomo Perets:-
It is possible to add a page action to the opening page of a PDF, and
set
that action to be a web link. In Acrobat 6 or higher, display the Pages
panel (previously called Thumbnails), right click the first page, and
then
click the Actions tab; add a Page Open: Open a web
I'd like to create a check box in Frame 7.2, and then insert a check mark
inside the check box to indicate that something applies or doesn't apply.
Any idea how I can do this in Frame?
Thank you,
Angela
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Angela Akridge wrote:
I'd like to create a check box in Frame 7.2, and then insert a check mark
inside the check box to indicate that something applies or doesn't apply.
Any idea how I can do this in Frame?
The Wingdings 2 TT font has characters for a checked and unchecked box.
You
Assuming you're running Windows:
Start Programs Accessories System Tools Character Map.
Find the empty and activated checkboxes you want to use by browsing
among your fonts.
Use the Character Map to Select, and then copy-and-paste the
characters into FM.
If, when you paste them in, they
Hello Framers
I need to keep the number of pages in my TOC Even. If the generated TOC has
the content for 3 pages, i have to manually format the last blank page for
the message : this page has been intentionally left blank.
Is it possible to define if TOC could take up this paragraph format
Surbhi,
I've never done this specific task, but try the following:
1. Add a blank paragraph to another file. Give the format a unique
name and don't use it anywhere else in the book.
2. When you generate the TOC for the first time, include this format.
3. In the TOC's Reference page, define
Look at it this way.
FrameMaker emulates the real world. In the example below ch1 finishes on an
even page, and ch2 starts on the right
ch1
1-2, 3-4, 5-6
ch2
7-8, 9-10, 1-12
If you decide to have no blank pages ch1 finishes in this example on the right
and ch2 starts on the left
ch1
1-2, 3-4, 5
Somewhere in WW, you probably have to define the reference to the
"Filename" marker (we use a different marker name where I work). Check
in the Style Designer.
--
David Schor
Senior Technical Writer
RADLAN, a Marvell Company
Tel: (+972) 3 7662823
Cellular: (+972) 54 4788253
E-mail: dschor at
David, Chuck, and all
Thanks a mil for the tips. It works great!
However, I went through the online help (Getting Started, User Guide and
Template Reference are the only parts provided) and I browsed the program files
on my system but couldn't find any mention of a Style Designer nor Filename
The marker type does not have to named "Filename". You can name it
anything you want as long as you define it also in WW. Once again, I'm
not sure where in the application. I'm not at work today, but I think
Style Designer is in the Options menu or similar.
David
--
David Schor
Senior Technical
Elisabeth SABOT wrote:
> Thanks a mil for the tips. It works great!
> However, I went through the online help (Getting Started,
> User Guide and Template Reference are the only parts
> provided) and I browsed the program files on my system but
> couldn't find any mention of a Style Designer
Hi David,
It worked fine, thanks.
I've used a Filename element which auto-mapped with the Filename WW style. And
the output looks fine so far (I've only generated part of the files).
I think the WWStd edition is pretty restricted as no alteration to the WW
styles seems to be authorized...
Thanks for the info, Richard.
WWStd does actually include Filename marker support... Thank God.
But you're right, WWP Standard is rather limited...putting it mildly...
It seems that you all use WWP Pro? Or the native Frame XML output maybe? (I'm
not very familiar with XML and stuff so I didn't
Hi all-
I've decided to dive into Structured FM and see if I can make these
Release Notes easier to manage. Since we don't yet have a need for
markup, I'm starting with just the EDD so at least we'll have some of
the benefits of a structured environment in place before we get other
departments
Hi Elisa,
Sounds like there was already a Filename style defined in WW, which tends to
confirm what I thought was the case. At least, I don't remember us ever having
to create and map a new or special style. I just wish I could remember where I
saw the whole process documented...
Anyway, glad
At 12:11 -0500 23/5/07, Lin Surasky wrote:
>For now, the question is, what's wrong with my conversion table that I
>can't get the Description element to be wrapped properly around the
>paragraphs and lists that follow a CR Title? If I specify E:Para as the
>object(s) to be wrapped in the
Elisabeth SABOT wrote:
> It seems that you all use WWP Pro? Or the native Frame XML
> output maybe? (I'm not very familiar with XML and stuff so I
> didn't go much further than creating a structured document in
> FrameMaker based on one of the templates provided.)
I've used WWP Pro and Mif2Go
Unless I am misreading the table (entirely possible, given the
reformatting that this list forces), it appears that you do not have
anything that is being mapped to the Para[CR] or List[CR] elements.
And you say that the structure of a CR should be a Title, followed by a
description. So that's
Hi, Lester-
> Do you have different tags for the paragraphs of a
> introduction, CR description? This would allow you to
> specify these in the conversion table separately (e.g.
> P:Intro maps to Para[Intro] and P:Body maps to
> Para[CR]) and then you can include the specific qualified
>
I have a request to establish links from an HTML document on my company's
web site to a specific topic within a PDF file produced via FrameMaker. Has
anyone done this before?
The HTML page summarizes changes in a recent release and references about
100 individual features. Each feature has a
I'd like to create a check box in Frame 7.2, and then insert a check mark
inside the check box to indicate that something applies or doesn't apply.
Any idea how I can do this in Frame?
Thank you,
Angela
Angela Akridge wrote:
> I'd like to create a check box in Frame 7.2, and then insert a check mark
> inside the check box to indicate that something applies or doesn't apply.
> Any idea how I can do this in Frame?
>
The Wingdings 2 TT font has characters for a checked and unchecked box.
Assuming you're running Windows:
Start > Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map.
Find the empty and activated checkboxes you want to use by browsing
among your fonts.
Use the Character Map to Select, and then copy-and-paste the
characters into FM.
If, when you paste them in, they
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