Laurie Little wrote:
We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so as
to facilitate auto-population of online help).
Some of these paths are quite long, with the result that the targets listed
in the cross-reference dialog are indistinguishable because many start
We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so as
to facilitate auto-population of online help).
Some of these paths are quite long, with the result that the targets listed
in the cross-reference dialog are indistinguishable because many start the
same way, and the
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Laurie Little [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so as
to facilitate auto-population of online help).
Some of these paths are quite long, with the result that the targets listed
in the
I have used Resource Hacker with Frame 6 and 8 to resize various dialog
boxes, including the cross reference dialog. It's a very useful tool.
And, yes, back up the fmdlg.dll before messing with it. Just in case!
Let me know if you need any help with this.
Cheers
Dave
Stuart Rogers wrote,
The Frame search (wild card) feature is based upon grep. It's not a
real implementation, or a full implementation in any stretch of the
imagination. It's not fully documented as a search engine because
it's only a small feature of the program.
However, if you spend sometime studying how grep
Hi All,
I am using Frame 8 and I would like to take advantage of the wild card
search functionality. For example, I discovered that I could strip out
empty paragraph tags by using \P\p. Unfortunately, I have not been able to
find much documentation about this feature.
This leads me to the
We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so as
to facilitate auto-population of online help).
Some of these paths are quite long, with the result that the targets listed
in the cross-reference dialog are indistinguishable because many start the
same way, and the
Laurie Little wrote:
> We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so as
> to facilitate auto-population of online help).
>
> Some of these paths are quite long, with the result that the targets listed
> in the cross-reference dialog are indistinguishable because many
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Laurie Little wrote:
> We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so as
> to facilitate auto-population of online help).
>
> Some of these paths are quite long, with the result that the targets listed
> in the cross-reference dialog
The Frame search (wild card) feature is based upon grep. It's not a
real implementation, or a full implementation in any stretch of the
imagination. It's not fully documented as a search engine because
it's only a small feature of the program.
However, if you spend sometime studying how grep
Thanks Stuart - I've received two offline suggestions along these lines and
am looking at it right now!
Thanks for all the on- and off-line responses!
Laurie
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Rogers [mailto:srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2008 2:18 PM
To: Laurie
I need to use a slate blue color in a manual I'm creating -- rules
and heading text. But no matter what color model I specify in
FrameMaker, I get a garish cyan when the file is converted to PDF.
This is only a problem with elements and text created in FrameMaker.
Linked EPS files and
John,
If I understand your production cycle correctly, there may be an easier
way than moving files around and tweaking your .book structure. I do
something similar where I generate 2 books (call them A and B) from a
set of common chapter files. I use a combination of two .book files
(including
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