On Tue, 1 Dec 2009 15:48:30 -0800, Lea Rush l...@astoria-pacific.com wrote:
I did a comparison of RH vs. Mif2Go at the beginning of the year, and the
biggest difference I found was that RH supported Natural Language search.
Does Mif2Go support that, or will it?
If I understand you correctly, you
On 1 Dec 2009 at 9:48, Steve Rickaby wrote:
Yes, but it still shouldn't have disappeared. In this case the following
few pages have a stack of tables and both anchored and floating frames.
I once had the problem describe here: http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker33.html
I guess the same may happen
I was experimenting a bit yesterday with PDF Portfolios and combined
books. Either method seems like a good way to give readers a central
starting point for a doc set. However I noticed that the xref links
between books, which work fine between individual book PDFs, did not
work within the
Heidi,
You mention that you've set the numbering properties, but you don't say
where you've set them.
For a book to increment across component chapters, you must set them in the
book, not in a chapter(s). Select all component chapters in the book file,
right click, select Numbering, and verify
At 11:28 +0100 2/12/09, Klaus Daube wrote:
How about this idea:
- Convert all lines (paragraphs) of the code example to a table (one paragraph
becoming one
row.
- Use a table format with no horizontal ruling between the rows.
- The automatic breakting between the rows should be no problem.
That
At 09:48 + 1/12/09, I wrote:
As another aside, I just noticed that FrameMaker doesn't increment autonumbers
if the autonumbered paragraphs lie in disjoint text frames that are themselves
within an anchored frame. This is true even if both frames belong to the same
named flow. I wonder if
Steve Rickaby wrote:
At 11:28 +0100 2/12/09, Klaus Daube wrote:
How about this idea:
- Convert all lines (paragraphs) of the code example to a table (one
paragraph becoming one
row.
- Use a table format with no horizontal ruling between the rows.
- The automatic breakting between the
I wrote:
My Code pgf format is 9 pt with 12 pt line spacing, and there's no
space
above or below the pgf. 12 - 9 = 3. So Cell Margins Top (on the Table
Cell properties tab) is set to 3.0 pt (and Bottom is 0 pt). Bingo.
Code
text in two adjacent rows is spaced exactly the same as in two
Richard... thanks for this. Yes, this sounds like the way to go... but tomorrow
now, as it's 6:30 pm here.
--
Steve
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If you define a table format with the Top and Bottom settings for Default Cell
Margins set to 0 pts, the table will have no affect whatsoever on the line
spacing that you define for your code listing paragraph style. Piece of cake.
-Fred Ridder
Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 15:08:37 +
To:
Fred Ridder wrote:
If you define a table format with the Top and Bottom settings for
Default
Cell Margins set to 0 pts, the table will have no affect whatsoever on
the
line spacing that you define for your code listing paragraph style.
Piece
of cake.
Not quite, Fred. If you do only that, FM
Is it possible to do Text Wraps around pictures in FrameMaker, just like you
can do in InDesign?
I fear the answer is no, but I thought I'd ask in case someone had an inside
tip to show me.
Thanks,
Brad Simmons
Technical Writer
Ag-Leader Technology
Ames, Iowa
I have no idea how ID does it, but if you select an image and right click,
you should see Runaround Properties.
May vary a bit from release to release, and since you didn't mention your
system configuration
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's nothing in
You can if you take the image out of the frame and is eps with a clipping path,
fill set to none. You can see how this works by using one of the images from
the clipart folderballoons and set your runaround to runaround contour.
Been a long time since we did it here as a test, but it did work.
Brad Simmons wrote:
Is it possible to do Text Wraps around pictures in FrameMaker, just
like you can do in InDesign?
I fear the answer is no, but I thought I'd ask in case someone had
an inside tip to show me.
See the topic, Running text around graphics in the on-line Help.
HTH,
--
One difference between FM and ID is that FM will only wrap around one side
of a column. That means if you want text on both sides of a graphic, you
must be using a multicolumn layout
-Matt
Matt Sullivan
GRAFIX Training
m...@grafixtraining.com
www.grafixtraining.com
office 714 960-6840
cell
Oops. Right you are, Richard. My bad.
But I could have sworn that my approach worked for me in the past. I must be
getting early symptoms of what's-his-name's disease...
-Fred Ridder
Subject: RE: Long code samples in shaded table
Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 12:09:30 -0700
From:
Hello Framers!
Good day..
I have a long pin list stretching to 200 pin names, which i plan to describe
in tabular format.
Is there a way to insert autonumbering in a column of the table, so that i
donot have to type in the serial number manually.
Regards
Surbhi
There are much bigger differences than that. Mif2Go is more more techy,
much harder to set up, but requires much less (if not zero) cleanup
after the conversion.
If you go with Mif2Go, I recommend hiring someone to help you set if up
and train you to make minor modifications.
Just my 2
On Tue, 1 Dec 2009 15:48:30 -0800, "Lea Rush"
wrote:
>I did a comparison of RH vs. Mif2Go at the beginning of the year, and the
>biggest difference I found was that RH supported Natural Language search.
>Does Mif2Go support that, or will it?
If I understand you correctly, you are talking about
On 1 Dec 2009 at 9:48, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> Yes, but it still shouldn't have disappeared. In this case the following
> few pages have a stack of tables and both anchored and floating frames.
I once had the problem describe here: http://www.daube.ch/docu/fmaker33.html
I guess the same may
On 1 Dec 2009 at 9:48, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> As an aside, I think a special torment in Hell should be reserved for
> software textbook authors who insist on including code samples that are
> longer than a single page. If they fall in the text flow there's no
> problem, but for some books we set
I was experimenting a bit yesterday with PDF Portfolios and combined
books. Either method seems like a good way to give readers a central
starting point for a doc set. However I noticed that the xref links
between books, which work fine between individual book PDFs, did not
work within the
Heidi,
You mention that you've set the numbering properties, but you don't say
where you've set them.
For a book to increment across component chapters, you must set them in the
book, not in a chapter(s). Select all component chapters in the book file,
right click, select Numbering, and verify
Ahhh!!! Beautiful!! Thanks, Dave (and everyone else who responded). I didn't
know I had to update the book. I knew I was missing something simple. It would
have been nice if the FrameMaker help file/manual would have included a note or
something reminding us to update the on the page that talks
At 11:28 +0100 2/12/09, Klaus Daube wrote:
>How about this idea:
>- Convert all lines (paragraphs) of the code example to a table (one paragraph
>becoming one
>row.
>- Use a table format with no horizontal ruling between the rows.
>- The automatic breakting between the rows should be no problem.
At 09:48 + 1/12/09, I wrote:
>As another aside, I just noticed that FrameMaker doesn't increment autonumbers
>if the autonumbered paragraphs lie in disjoint text frames that are themselves
>within an anchored frame. This is true even if both frames belong to the same
>named flow. I wonder
You can if you take the image out of the frame and is eps with a clipping path,
fill set to none. You can see how this works by using one of the images from
the clipart folder>balloons and set your runaround to runaround contour.
Been a long time since we did it here as a test, but it did work.
Brad Simmons wrote:
> Is it possible to do Text Wraps around pictures in FrameMaker, just
> like you can do in InDesign?
>
> I fear the answer is "no", but I thought I'd ask in case someone had
> an inside tip to show me.
See the topic, "Running text around graphics" in the on-line Help.
HTH,
One difference between FM and ID is that FM will only wrap around one side
of a column. That means if you want text on both sides of a graphic, you
must be using a multicolumn layout
-Matt
Matt Sullivan
GRAFIX Training
matt at grafixtraining.com
www.grafixtraining.com
office 714 960-6840
cell
Oops. Right you are, Richard. My bad.
But I could have sworn that my approach worked for me in the past. I must be
getting early symptoms of what's-his-name's disease...
-Fred Ridder
> Subject: RE: Long code samples in shaded table
> Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 12:09:30 -0700
> From: richard.combs
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