I need to create some reversed text words (white text in black
background) in my body text. Examples are short words like RUN,
STOP, SETUP and PROGRAM, which indicate system states.
I like to create a character style for these, but how do I do that...?
Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards,
Hello All
FM 9.0 p250 (structured), DITA, Windows XP SP3.
I'm looking at conditionalizing text that contains content for a training guide
as well as a user guide. My document is a container file that contains topics
referenced by conref in the usual DITA way. The training guide is a small
I have recently upgraded to Frame 9 and FrameScript 5.2R1 from Frame 7 and
FrameScript 2.1. I find that when I run a simple script that opens, saves,
and closes all the files in a large book file, using FrameScript 5.2 and
Frame 9, Frame crashes repeatedly. When I run the same script in Frame
If I were you, I'd either:
* Create graphics for them, store each graphic in a referenced frame on a
Reference page and pull them in with a set of unique paragraph tags.
Or
* Set up a single-cell table, set the cell background to black and create a
paragraph tag with the font set to white. And
Adobe Update thinks it's in the middle of downloading an updated app.
Every time I boot my Windows computer, it appears, and informs that it
is completing a download -- except there is no filename or app shown in
the pending downloads pane.
How can I kill this off permanently? Presumably,
Edit Preferences Updater Do not automatically download or install
updates?
Nadine
On 17/05/2010 8:03 PM, Hedley Finger wrote:
Adobe Update thinks it's in the middle of downloading an updated app.
Every time I boot my Windows computer, it appears, and informs that it
is completing a
Hi Dick,
Another possibility is to use a reversed typeface.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
r...@frameexpert.com
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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
Hi Rick,
I've not had any trouble with FM9 and FrameScript. In fact, I run identical
scripts on FM7.2, FM8 and FM9 on an almost daily basis. Why don't you post the
code so we can all have a look.
Also, for FS questions, you might be better off posting here:
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your response. Here's the code:
IF ActiveBook = 0
DISPLAY 'No active book.'
LEAVESUB;
ELSE
SET vCurrentBook = ActiveBook;
ENDIF
LOOP ForEach(BookComponent) In(vCurrentBook) LoopVar(bookcomp)
OPEN Document File(bookcomp.Name) NewVar(vDobj) FileIsOldVersion(OK)
Hi Rick,
That code works fine for me on FM9. As simple as the script is, I'd suspect
there's an issue with one of the files in the book. Does FM crash at the same
place each time? I'd test to see if you can open/save all the files manually
using the FM interface.
HTH,
Mike
To:
I need to create some reversed text words (white text in black
background) in my body text. Examples are short words like "RUN",
"STOP", "SETUP" and "PROGRAM", which indicate system states.
I like to create a character style for these, but how do I do that...?
Vriendelijke groet / Kind
Hello All
FM 9.0 p250 (structured), DITA, Windows XP SP3.
I'm looking at conditionalizing text that contains content for a training guide
as well as a user guide. My document is a container file that contains topics
referenced by conref in the usual DITA way. The training guide is a small
I have recently upgraded to Frame 9 and FrameScript 5.2R1 from Frame 7 and
FrameScript 2.1. I find that when I run a simple script that opens, saves,
and closes all the files in a large book file, using FrameScript 5.2 and
Frame 9, Frame crashes repeatedly. When I run the same script in Frame
If I were you, I'd either:
* Create graphics for them, store each graphic in a referenced frame on a
Reference page and pull them in with a set of unique paragraph tags.
Or
* Set up a single-cell table, set the cell background to black and create a
paragraph tag with the font set to white. And
Edit > Preferences > Updater > Do not automatically download or install
updates?
Nadine
On 17/05/2010 8:03 PM, Hedley Finger wrote:
> Adobe Update thinks it's in the middle of downloading an updated app.
> Every time I boot my Windows computer, it appears, and informs that it
> is completing
Hi Dick,
Another possibility is to use a reversed typeface.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
rick at frameexpert.com
*** Frame Automation blog at http://frameautomation.com
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
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Hi Rick,
I've not had any trouble with FM9 and FrameScript. In fact, I run identical
scripts on FM7.2, FM8 and FM9 on an almost daily basis. Why don't you post the
code so we can all have a look.
Also, for FS questions, you might be better off posting here:
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your response. Here's the code:
IF ActiveBook = 0
DISPLAY 'No active book.'
LEAVESUB;
ELSE
SET vCurrentBook = ActiveBook;
ENDIF
LOOP ForEach(BookComponent) In(vCurrentBook) LoopVar(bookcomp)
OPEN Document File(bookcomp.Name) NewVar(vDobj) FileIsOldVersion(OK)
Hi Rick,
That code works fine for me on FM9. As simple as the script is, I'd suspect
there's an issue with one of the files in the book. Does FM crash at the same
place each time? I'd test to see if you can open/save all the files manually
using the FM interface.
HTH,
Mike
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