You can manage that too by setting the size and offset by
experimenting with the size and offset percentage in Format Document
Text Options dialog box. Try changing the size of Superscript to 70%
and the offset to something that will not change the line height. Just
remember that this will
Richard,
You wrote:
I'm pretty certain FM9 still doesn't support right-to-left languages,
but before giving someone a definitive answer, I thought I'd
double-check with the list.
That's correct -- no news with respect to right-to-left languages in FM9.
With all versions of FrameMaker/Windows,
Ted,
I don't know if this will help, but the Excel2007 Help provides the
following information on linking to a specific sheet within a workbook:
Note You may find it more convenient to create an external reference link
without opening the workbook on the Web. For each cell in the destination
Thank you! Awesome! My document looks so much better between these two
solutions.
-Original Message-
From: Bodvar Bjorgvinsson [mailto:bod...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 1:19 AM
To: Callie Bertsche
Cc: Art Campbell; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re:
Hi,
Wondering if folks have thoughts on how adding the date to a document directory
name each time a draft is archived could impact the pathname of the referenced
graphics.
Seems like I've had some cases where the referenced graphics pointers get lost
because the folder name has changed, and
Ben,
If you change the directory name you have changed the relative path to the
graphics.
The path must stay the same, relative to the source files.
One solution would be to store the graphics in the same tree as the source
files, i.e.,
BookFolder
--|SourceFiles
--|Graphics
Then when the
If you make an entire copy of the project at the same directory level, you
should be OK because that doesn't change the relative paths.
Base Directory
Dec.Jan. Feb.
So making a March copy at this level would work, because you're rolling the
directory
After much frustration and non-helpful help on Adobe's website I was
finally able to download the FM 9.0 trial last night.
The key turned out to be turning off the pop-up blocker in IE, which
then allowed the Akami Download Manager to be installed as an Active-X
control.
The download help page
Callie--
Go to Format Document Text Options. There, you can adjust
superscript (as well as subscript) height and size.
--Dan
--
Message: 22
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 10:53:49 -0800
From: Callie Bertsche c.berts...@tecplot.com
Subject: RE: Footnotes and paragraph
On 22 Jan 2009 at 11:12, Heidi Bailey wrote:
Has anyone seen or got a solution to the Ctrl-Alt-u shortcut bug? When I
use it, FM places a รบ
in front of the word following the selected text.
IN FM8.0 p277 it's all OK, the shortcut sets the selection to UPPR
CASE.
- do you have another
Hi Stuart,
Thanks for your response!
-Shrobona
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Rogers [mailto:srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 2:28 AM
To: Shrobona Choudhuri
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Extra space after text insets
Shrobona Choudhuri
Dear all - especially Adobe
At first I must apologise for my harsh reaction on this issue. I seem
to
have a really crazy installion:
While this was a real pain in the back when I was testing on friday
(2009-01-23) and again on saturday on my laptop, the problem seems to
have
gone!
Now
Hello Framers
I am looking for a software to convert Framemaker 7.2 documentation sources
to clean HTML (for HTML Help). I have been reviewing Mif2Go and was
convinced it was the good option until I just read in the product
documentation Mif2Go does not currently support Japanese. I need this
Hi Terry,
Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to Heading1,
etc.)
2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
example, can one assign H3 and H3 Close to the same outline level?
Second that! I had a similar experience yesterday. Although I saw the
light fairly quickly, it was more luck than intent. This aspect of the
FM 9 download was not particularly obvious or intuitive. Nor was the
fact that TCS 2 apparently really can't be downloaded en toto, but only
ordered on DVD.
FWIW, FrameMaker's code base was not rewritten but rather, modified to
support Unicode.
Unicode support does not necessarily include support for input methods
for all writing systems. FrameMaker doesn't have input methods for either
Hebrew or Arabic, which by the way although both are
In Visio 2007, you get a dialog box when you SaveAs PNG.
I set the resolution to 240 or so -- the pixilation is likely to show up if
you accept the default setting of Screen.
In any case, try boosting the resolution.
AND... does anything else look poor in the PDF? If so, you may want to look
at
WMF is a vector format based on Windows GDI. That's why it looks smooth and
is certainly preferable to PNG which is raster and for print purposes, unless
you go to 600dpi or more for Visio vector style drawing, PNG will look cruddy!
Be careful with WMF, though! Sometimes text doesn't make it
Hello FrameManiacs,
Would anyone who is generating *.pdf files outside of the Adobe Acrobat
world please share what application you use and and pros-n-cons
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Joseph,
Hi, seems Visio graphics are the flavour of the month :)
Just to summarise what has been said on the list over the last couple of weeks.
1. Visio uses an internal file format and is not a graphics format, as such
2. Visio native files are best not used in FM
3. The Visio files then need
You mean in general or from Frame? What specifically do you want to know?
I use pdfLaTeX pretty much daily, from time to time ps2pdf.
No issues in using them. pdfLaTeX is run from a text editor and ps2pdf is
normally run from a command line. I use them with files generated from
metafont, LaTeX,
You may want to double-check this with Jeremy at omsys. (supp...@omsys.com)
Did it blow up when you tested it with Japanese characters?
Omsys makes a point on their site of saying that they fully support FM...
which to me would mean supporting any languages that FM supports too. It's
possible
I would categorize this a perceived gains, capabilities, and costs.
One very big gain and capability that structured documents give you
is the ability to require only certain structures to fit after other
structures.
I can't comment on the capability of Enhance to require a specific
To put this on context...
In 9, using SaveAs to create a PDF with CMYK works, EXCEPT when the FM file
contains embedded PDFs -- in effect, nesting the PDFs.
So it's partially whacked, but if you don't nest PDFs as imported graphics
in FM, it works.
Art
Art Campbell
Here's a method that nobody's mentioned yet. It's not complete or
perfect, but it may be useful:
* Create a TOC that extracts all the heading paragraph formats that
you want in an outline. Be sure to check Make Hypertext Links. The TOC
can be for a single document or a book.
* Modify the *TOC
Hello Richard and List-
Entering text in a right-to-left language is not a function of FrameMaker,
but of Windows. Most settings for the language are made in
Start Control Panel Regional and Language Options
1. Set all numeric, date, time, and language settings for the region (note
almost
Alan Litchfield wrote:
Just to summarise what has been said on the list over the last couple
of
weeks.
1. Visio uses an internal file format and is not a graphics format, as
such
2. Visio native files are best not used in FM
3. The Visio files then need to be exported in some suitable
Please see below:
-Original Message-
Alan Litchfield wrote:
snip
5. So, what has been suggested on this list, and is an approach I use,
is
to print your Visio file to PDF and import that into FM.
Therefore, I would say not to use PNG. Instead use PDF.
What he said!
Yeah. I took a double take on what Art said too.
So does that mean that Adobe have buggered up the pdf output engine? Or is it
that the nested pdfs already contain RGB colour definitions and those are
carried through to the final output, in the same way that eps acts as a
wrapper for the
VLM TechSubs wrote:
Hi Terry,
Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to
Heading1,
etc.)
2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
example, can one assign H3 and H3
On Wed, 28 Jan 2009 10:34:07 -0500, Celine Deguire celdegu...@gmail.com
wrote:
I am looking for a software to convert Framemaker 7.2 documentation sources
to clean HTML (for HTML Help). I have been reviewing Mif2Go and was
convinced it was the good option until I just read in the product
Alan Litchfield wrote:
Yeah. I took a double take on what Art said too.
So does that mean that Adobe have buggered up the pdf output engine? Or is
it
that the nested pdfs already contain RGB colour definitions and those are
carried through to the final output, in the same way that eps
This is not truly correct. I have been working in languages for over 15
years. I have been doing laying out Arabic and Hebrew for at least 5 now. I
never change the language settings to work in any language. The software,
such as InDesign ME (Middle Eastern Version) is made to work without having
hi!
I'm editing a manual in unstructured FM 7.2 and until recently I was
under the impression that someone forgot to set up the index to make
its entries clickable.
however I came to realize that, in the generated TOC, the hypertext
markers are located at the start of each line, and you can
Suzanne,
You wrote:
I'm editing a manual in unstructured FM 7.2 and until recently I was
under the impression that someone forgot to set up the index to make
its entries clickable.
however I came to realize that, in the generated TOC, the hypertext
markers are located at the start of each line,
Is there a shortcut for changing the indentation of a graphic within an
anchored frame? Our FM template is being modified to change the indentation of
lots of paragraph tags, and we will all have to manually modify the indentation
of almost all of our graphics - unless you happen to know of a
Just to clarify, we like our graphics aligned with the text in the paragraph
above (not centered on the page).
Is there a shortcut for changing the indentation of a graphic within an
anchored frame? Our FM template is being modified to change the indentation of
lots of paragraph tags, and
Hi Marta
I guess the anchoring position of these anchored frames is Below Current
Line? In that case, I think the only option you have is a Framescript which
changes the width of the frame and the offset from left setting of the
graphic within the frame.
An other (and better) option is to put
Howard,
Let's just say first that there is a lot of confusion about how to deal with
RGB channels in "print ready" pdfs. But you say you are able to
output separations (two plates, I take it from your description - one spot and
one black) so the plate makers should be able to convert any RGB to
Scott, Gary:
> What you are referring to
> doing, Hedley, is operating in a structured environment.
You have misrepresented what I actually said.
I have used the DITA XML schema and the DITA-FMx plug-in for FrameMaker
to develop structured documentation. But it is certainly a far from
Hi,
Here is another post from Arnis Gubins from the Adobe FrameMaker
forum:
... After extensive testing with his files and others, using
imported PDFs with the new CMYK SaveAsPDF is broken from the get go.
When using imported PDFs in FM, the CMYK SaveAsPDF option renders
these imported PDFs as
You can manage that too by setting the size and offset by
experimenting with the size and offset percentage in Format > Document
> Text Options dialog box. Try changing the size of Superscript to 70%
and the offset to something that will not change the line height. Just
remember that this will
Richard,
You wrote:
>I'm pretty certain FM9 still doesn't support right-to-left languages,
>but before giving someone a definitive answer, I thought I'd
>double-check with the list.
That's correct -- no news with respect to right-to-left languages in FM9.
With all versions of
Does anyone know if it is possible, and, if so, the correct syntax for a
hypertext link from a FrameMaker doc to an Excel worksheet?
Message openfile successfully opens the Excel workbook, but I
want to designate a specific tab (worksheet) in the workbook as my destination.
Thanks,
Ted Poulos
Ted,
I don't know if this will help, but the Excel2007 Help provides the
following information on linking to a specific sheet within a workbook:
Note You may find it more convenient to create an external reference link
without opening the workbook on the Web. For each cell in the destination
Thank you! Awesome! My document looks so much better between these two
solutions.
> -Original Message-
> From: Bodvar Bjorgvinsson [mailto:bodvar at gmail.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 1:19 AM
> To: Callie Bertsche
> Cc: Art Campbell; framers at lists.frameusers.com
>
Hi,
Wondering if folks have thoughts on how adding the date to a document directory
name each time a draft is archived could impact the pathname of the referenced
graphics.
Seems like I've had some cases where the referenced graphics pointers get lost
because the folder name has changed, and
Ben,
If you change the directory name you have changed the relative path to the
graphics.
The path must stay the same, relative to the source files.
One solution would be to store the graphics in the same tree as the source
files, i.e.,
BookFolder
--|SourceFiles
--|Graphics
Then when the
If you make an entire copy of the project at the same directory level, you
should be OK because that doesn't change the relative paths.
Base Directory
Dec.Jan. Feb.
So making a March copy at this level would work, because you're rolling the
directory
After much frustration and non-helpful help on Adobe's website I was
finally able to download the FM 9.0 trial last night.
The key turned out to be turning off the pop-up blocker in IE, which
then allowed the Akami Download Manager to be installed as an Active-X
control.
The download help page
Callie--
Go to Format > Document > Text Options. There, you can adjust
superscript (as well as subscript) height and size.
--Dan
--
Message: 22
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2009 10:53:49 -0800
From: "Callie Bertsche"
Subject: RE: Footnotes and
Hi Stuart,
Thanks for your response!
-Shrobona
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Rogers [mailto:srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2009 2:28 AM
To: Shrobona Choudhuri
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Extra space after text insets
Shrobona
Dear all - especially Adobe
At first I must apologise for my harsh reaction on this issue. I seem
to
have a really crazy installion:
While this was a real pain in the back when I was testing on friday
(2009-01-23) and again on saturday on my laptop, the problem seems to
have
gone!
Now
Hello Framers
I am looking for a software to convert Framemaker 7.2 documentation sources
to clean HTML (for HTML Help). I have been reviewing Mif2Go and was
convinced it was the good option until I just read in the product
documentation "Mif2Go does not currently support Japanese". I need this
Several of the documents I work on use Visio drawings. I save the Visio
drawings as PNGs and then import the PNGs into FrameMaker. When I print the
frame book as a PDF, the PNG looks horribly pixellated.
On the other hand, when I save the Visio drawing as a WMF and use that WMF
in FrameMaker,
Hi Terry,
Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to Heading1,
etc.)
2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
example, can one assign H3 and H3 Close to the same outline level?
Second that! I had a similar experience yesterday. Although I saw the
light fairly quickly, it was more luck than intent. This aspect of the
FM 9 download was not particularly obvious or intuitive. Nor was the
fact that TCS 2 apparently really can't be downloaded en toto, but only
ordered on DVD.
FWIW, FrameMaker's code base was not "rewritten" but rather, modified to
support Unicode.
Unicode support does not necessarily include support for "input methods"
for all writing systems. FrameMaker doesn't have input methods for either
Hebrew or Arabic, which by the way although both are
In Visio 2007, you get a dialog box when you SaveAs PNG.
I set the resolution to 240 or so -- the pixilation is likely to show up if
you accept the default setting of Screen.
In any case, try boosting the resolution.
AND... does anything else look poor in the PDF? If so, you may want to look
at
WMF is a vector format based on Windows GDI. That's why it looks smooth and
is certainly preferable to PNG which is raster and for print purposes, unless
you go to 600dpi or more for Visio vector style drawing, PNG will look cruddy!
Be careful with WMF, though! Sometimes text doesn't make it
Hello FrameManiacs,
Would anyone who is generating *.pdf files outside of the Adobe Acrobat
world please share what application you use and and pros-n-cons
You may want to double-check this with Jeremy at omsys. (support at omsys.com)
Did it blow up when you tested it with Japanese characters?
Omsys makes a point on their site of saying that they "fully support" FM...
which to me would mean supporting any languages that FM supports too. It's
I would categorize this a perceived gains, capabilities, and costs.
One very big gain and capability that structured documents give you
is the ability to require only certain structures to fit after other
structures.
I can't comment on the capability of Enhance to require a specific
To put this on context...
In 9, using SaveAs to create a PDF with CMYK works, EXCEPT when the FM file
contains embedded PDFs -- in effect, nesting the PDFs.
So it's partially whacked, but if you don't nest PDFs as imported graphics
in FM, it works.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at
Here's a method that nobody's mentioned yet. It's not complete or
perfect, but it may be useful:
* Create a TOC that extracts all the heading paragraph formats that
you want in an outline. Be sure to check Make Hypertext Links. The TOC
can be for a single document or a book.
* Modify the *TOC
Hello Richard and List-
Entering text in a right-to-left language is not a function of FrameMaker,
but of Windows. Most settings for the language are made in
Start > Control Panel > Regional and Language Options
1. Set all numeric, date, time, and language settings for the region (note
almost
Alan Litchfield wrote:
> Just to summarise what has been said on the list over the last couple
of
> weeks.
>
> 1. Visio uses an internal file format and is not a graphics format, as
such
> 2. Visio native files are best not used in FM
> 3. The Visio files then need to be exported in some
Please see below:
> -Original Message-
>
> Alan Litchfield wrote:
>
> > 5. So, what has been suggested on this list, and is an approach I use,
is
> > to print your Visio file to PDF and import that into FM.
> >
> > Therefore, I would say not to use PNG. Instead use PDF.
>
> What he
VLM TechSubs wrote:
> Hi Terry,
>
> Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
>
> 1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to
> Heading1,
> etc.)
>
> 2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
> example, can one assign H3
On Wed, 28 Jan 2009 10:34:07 -0500, Celine Deguire
wrote:
>I am looking for a software to convert Framemaker 7.2 documentation sources
>to clean HTML (for HTML Help). I have been reviewing Mif2Go and was
>convinced it was the good option until I just read in the product
>documentation "Mif2Go
Alan Litchfield wrote:
> Yeah. I took a double take on what Art said too.
>
> So does that mean that Adobe have buggered up the pdf output engine? Or is
> it
> that the nested pdfs already contain RGB colour definitions and those are
> carried through to the final output, in the same way that
This is not truly correct. I have been working in languages for over 15
years. I have been doing laying out Arabic and Hebrew for at least 5 now. I
never change the language settings to work in any language. The software,
such as InDesign ME (Middle Eastern Version) is made to work without having
hi!
I'm editing a manual in unstructured FM 7.2 and until recently I was
under the impression that someone forgot to set up the index to make
its entries clickable.
however I came to realize that, in the generated TOC, the hypertext
markers are located at the start of each line, and you can
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