Hmmm ...
What was the exact entry in the "message URL readme.html" in the Syntax
box?
Did you use/try a relative path (i.e., "message URL ./readme4.5.html")
to make sure that it looked in the current directory rather than the
default directory of the browser? If you did do that, then I am not su
Hmmm ...
What was the exact entry in the "message URL readme.html" in the Syntax
box?
Did you use/try a relative path (i.e., "message URL ./readme4.5.html")
to make sure that it looked in the current directory rather than the
default directory of the browser? If you did do that, then I am not sur
Fabio,
You wrote:
I'm currently using the trial version of Acrobat 3D, version 8.0. I'd like
to know the different ways to import a dynamic 3D file from the 3D Toolkit
to my source FrameMaker document. Also, once I generate my PDF document,
will the 3D model retain all of its dynamic features?
The capability to include "dynamic" Acrobat 3D files in FrameMaker is
not yet available, but there is encouraging evidence that it may be
available soon --
- Adobe demonstrated Acrobat 3D import capability at the 2007 STC
Summit in Minneapolis, in a not-yet-released version of FrameMaker. The
The capability to include "dynamic" Acrobat 3D files in FrameMaker is
not yet available, but there is encouraging evidence that it may be
available soon --
- Adobe demonstrated Acrobat 3D import capability at the 2007 STC
Summit in Minneapolis, in a not-yet-released version of FrameMaker. The
At 05:34 +0100 27/6/07, I wrote:
>As far as I can remember, FrameMaker's message client works with absolute
>pathnames. Therefore, if you use a file name only [no path] in your hypertext
>marker, all the final PDFs must reside in the same folder for the links to
>work. If they do not reside in
At 09:48 -0600 27/6/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>You need Enhance (www.sandybrook.com/enhance/). Among other features,
>it gives you an outline view of your FM doc that works much like Word's
>outline view -- you can promote/demote levels, move chunks around, etc.
Steve Kubis at SiliconPrairie has
If anyone has had any experience working with Finite Matters to
develop a Patternstream-based database publishing system, I'd
appreciate hearing about your experiences. Probably off-list, because
this is on the edge of OT, I think.
Thanks,
Art
--
Art Campbell
The problem was that I didn't have enough video ram in this computer. I
just upgraded to a 256mb PCI video card and it works great!
-Gillian
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The problem was that I didn't have enough video ram in this computer. I
just upgraded to a 256mb PCI video card and it works great!
-Gillian
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Hi, Fei Min:
I think there's a FrameMaker plug-in or script that adds the ability
you want. Try searching Google and the various fora for variations on
see also plugin, FrameMaker plug-ins, etc.
I'm surprised that nobody's mentioned it by name, yet. Perhaps
re-titling your subject to something li
It's called IndexRef, from www.sundorne.com. I think somebody must have
replied to Fei Min personally because she has downloaded the evaluation
version already.
I've been offline most of the day or I would have jumped in earlier.
Ian Hawkins
Sundorne Communications
Peter Gold wrote:
> Hi, Fei
Hi Framers,
I'm currently using the trial version of Acrobat 3D, version 8.0. I'd like
to know the different ways to import a dynamic 3D file from the 3D Toolkit
to my source FrameMaker document. Also, once I generate my PDF document,
will the 3D model retain all of its dynamic features? Furth
Thanks Syed & Mike. The document will not be on an accessible server,
but will be in the same directory with the PDF.
When I tried what Mike suggested below, and clicked the link in the PDF,
a browser was opened with the following in the Address (URL) box:
http://readme4.5.html/
Obviously, that pa
Hi Framers,
I'm currently using the trial version of Acrobat 3D, version 8.0. I'd like
to know the different ways to import a dynamic 3D file from the 3D Toolkit
to my source FrameMaker document. Also, once I generate my PDF document,
will the 3D model retain all of its dynamic features? Furthe
It's called IndexRef, from www.sundorne.com. I think somebody must have
replied to Fei Min personally because she has downloaded the evaluation
version already.
I've been offline most of the day or I would have jumped in earlier.
Ian Hawkins
Sundorne Communications
Peter Gold wrote:
Hi, Fei
Hi, Fei Min:
I think there's a FrameMaker plug-in or script that adds the ability
you want. Try searching Google and the various fora for variations on
see also plugin, FrameMaker plug-ins, etc.
I'm surprised that nobody's mentioned it by name, yet. Perhaps
re-titling your subject to something l
If anyone has had any experience working with Finite Matters to
develop a Patternstream-based database publishing system, I'd
appreciate hearing about your experiences. Probably off-list, because
this is on the edge of OT, I think.
Thanks,
Art
--
Art Campbell
Yes.
Insert a hypertext marker with the Command "Go to URL" where you want to
insert the hyperlink.
In the Syntax box enter "message URL readme.html" without the quotes.
This assumes that readme.html is in the same directory as the pdf. If
it's not, you can put in either a relative path, absolut
Hi, Ron:
On 6/27/07, Ron Miller wrote:
> Yes, theEscape sequence worked fine.
>
> For the record, I was trying to select a row in the table and it
> certainly is not intuitive with this keyboard. I was ready to connect
> my Windows keyboard out of frustration.
Did you try searching in FrameMaker
A fairly quick and easy way to do this is to generate a TOC from the book file.
Then open and Save As one of the existing FM outline templates. Edit
the new file, changing the names of the paragraph tags to correspond
to the tag names used in the TOC.
Import the formats to the TOC, and edit out any
Thanks Syed & Mike. The document will not be on an accessible server,
but will be in the same directory with the PDF.
When I tried what Mike suggested below, and clicked the link in the PDF,
a browser was opened with the following in the Address (URL) box:
http://readme4.5.html/
Obviously, that pa
Yes.
Insert a hypertext marker with the Command "Go to URL" where you want to
insert the hyperlink.
In the Syntax box enter "message URL readme.html" without the quotes.
This assumes that readme.html is in the same directory as the pdf. If
it's not, you can put in either a relative path, absolut
Yes, theEscape sequence worked fine.
For the record, I was trying to select a row in the table and it
certainly is not intuitive with this keyboard. I was ready to connect
my Windows keyboard out of frustration.
Thanks for all the tips.
Ron
Ron Miller
Freelance Technology Writing Since 1988
Hi, Ron:
On 6/27/07, Ron Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, theEscape sequence worked fine.
For the record, I was trying to select a row in the table and it
certainly is not intuitive with this keyboard. I was ready to connect
my Windows keyboard out of frustration.
Did you try searching
Yes, as long as the HTML file has a URL, that it can be reached by, on an
accessible host. I use the "Special->Hypertext...->Command" from the menu
and select "goto URL" for this purpose, enter the URL in the "Syntax"
section of the pop-up in FrameMaker.
It works very well. The output PDF has a h
Yes, as long as the HTML file has a URL, that it can be reached by, on an
accessible host. I use the "Special->Hypertext...->Command" from the menu
and select "goto URL" for this purpose, enter the URL in the "Syntax"
section of the pop-up in FrameMaker.
It works very well. The output PDF has a hy
At 05:34 +0100 27/6/07, I wrote:
>As far as I can remember, FrameMaker's message client works with absolute
>pathnames. Therefore, if you use a file name only [no path] in your hypertext
>marker, all the final PDFs must reside in the same folder for the links to
>work. If they do not reside in
Nina Rogers wrote:
> Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that
> enables you to quickly generate an outline of a document that
> has already been formatted and written? If not, is there a
> plug-in for this kind of thing?
You need Enhance (www.sandybrook.com/enhance/). Amo
At 09:48 -0600 27/6/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>You need Enhance (www.sandybrook.com/enhance/). Among other features,
>it gives you an outline view of your FM doc that works much like Word's
>outline view -- you can promote/demote levels, move chunks around, etc.
Steve Kubis at SiliconPrairie has
Nina Rogers wrote:
> Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that
> enables you to quickly generate an outline of a document that
> has already been formatted and written? If not, is there a
> plug-in for this kind of thing?
You need Enhance (www.sandybrook.com/enhance/). Am
A fairly quick and easy way to do this is to generate a TOC from the book file.
Then open and Save As one of the existing FM outline templates. Edit
the new file, changing the names of the paragraph tags to correspond
to the tag names used in the TOC.
Import the formats to the TOC, and edit out an
Yes, theEscape sequence worked fine.
For the record, I was trying to select a row in the table and it
certainly is not intuitive with this keyboard. I was ready to connect
my Windows keyboard out of frustration.
Thanks for all the tips.
Ron
Ron Miller
Freelance Technology Writing Since 19
This is my first time creating an index in FrameMaker in over 10 years, so
I'm a bit out of touch. The last time I had to do this, we just printed
the manual; we didn't publish it as a PDF.
Now I've discovered that when I have a "see" or "see also" reference in my
index, the PDF version of the
Thanks. I'll try this. I took the template packs for FM from Adobe's Website
and learned about this feature. Have to look for some more details.
Radha
Peter Gold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you search Google for "framemaker thumb tab" without quotes, you'll
find Brad Anderson's ground-break
I told you there was no need to read.
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Is it possible to add a link to an HTML document from a FrameMaker
document? My employer wants me to provide a link to the readme file from
the generated PDF.
(I'm on FrameMaker 7.2 and have Acrobat 8.)
Thanks y'all!
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Hi Framers!
Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that enables
you to quickly generate an outline of a document that has already been
formatted and written? If not, is there a plug-in for this kind of
thing?
Thanks!
Nina Rogers, Technical Writer
Tax Development (Fede
That's it. Thanks to all who responded so quickly.
This is one of those instances where it would have been nearly
impossible to figure out on my own.
Ron
Ron Miller
Freelance Technology Writing Since 1988
Contributing Editor, EContent Magazine
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At 1:54 PM -0400 6/26/07, Kenneth C. Benson wrote:
>Ron Miller wrote:
>>
>> Mac keyboard command to select a row in a table.
>
>Not sure, but I think it's the same as on PC: ESC THR (The wHole Row)
I can verify that it is indeed the correct keystroke combo.
There is also another (perhaps not we
This is my first time creating an index in FrameMaker in over 10 years, so
I'm a bit out of touch. The last time I had to do this, we just printed
the manual; we didn't publish it as a PDF.
Now I've discovered that when I have a "see" or "see also" reference in my
index, the PDF version of the
At 01:21 -0700 25/6/07, Radha Padmanabhan wrote:
>* Each chapter start has $header_footer1 set to the chapter no. (hard coded)
>* the thumbtab image in the master pages remain in the same position for every
>chapter
>(Still the tabs move when seen in body pages )
>* the thumbtab image also holds
At 12:50 -0600 21/6/07, Van Boening, Tammy wrote:
>How do I need to set up my links in the Framemaker file and is there
>anything special that I need to do to the PDFs?
No-one else seems to have picked this up, so...
As far as I can remember, FrameMaker's message client works with absolute
path
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