Is there a way to create a cross-reference (or character) format that puts
a colored box around the cross-reference?
Thanks,
--Lynn Gold
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Hi Lynn,
FrameMaker 10 allows you to put a background color behind text. All versions
allow you to apply an overline and underline to text (or a cross-reference).
There is no way to do a box with stock FrameMaker. If your deliverable is
PDF, you could convert the cross-reference links to
Just as an update -- this certainly seems to be possible; I'm doing
some testing.
The workflow seems to be (unstructured):
1. From Frame, SaveAs (I'm using MIF2Go) as RTF.
2. Batch-convert the RTF to clean HTML or XHTML.
3. Save/export into a comma-separated value (CSV) file.
4. Import the CSV
Hi Art,
How are you doing step 2: Batch-convert the RTF to clean HTML or XHTML.
Thanks.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
r...@frameexpert.com
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 10:23:18 -0400, Art Campbell art.campb...@gmail.com wrote:
The workflow seems to be (unstructured):
1. From Frame, SaveAs (I'm using MIF2Go) as RTF.
2. Batch-convert the RTF to clean HTML or XHTML.
That doesn't make sense to me. Why have Mif2Go make
RTF, with very different
Jeremy, the tool I'm playing with converts a directory of RTF files
into clean HTML, but then performs a second step of parsing each file
into a format that can be pulled into a SQL database -- hence the CSV
format for the lowest common denominator DB format...
Yes, you can cut and paste HTML
That sort of tool would be pretty exciting for me, but I would need a Drupal
version, not a WordPress version.
Of course, if ... Mif2Go could save my 300pp FM10 book as 300 individual HTML
procedures and somehow push them into a MySQL database, then I would have my
grail - all my official
Exactly!
It's another target for single sourcing out of Frame.
And once all the info is in the CMS or the database... you're free to
set up the web site / knowledge base / online doc site as you want
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's nothing
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:57:51 -0400, John Sgammato
jsgamm...@imprivata.com wrote:
That sort of tool would be pretty exciting for me,
but I would need a Drupal version, not a WordPress
version.
Of course, if ... Mif2Go could save my 300pp FM10 book
as 300 individual HTML procedures
Sure, no
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 19:13:36 -0500, Jeremy H. Griffith
jer...@omsys.com wrote:
In fact, if you go to drupal.org and search for
import HTML files, you get 279986 hits. The
module above is just the first one. If you set
the filter to Modules, you have only 2581 to
look through... vbg
And if
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:57:51 -0400, John Sgammato
jsgamm...@imprivata.com wrote:
That sort of tool would be pretty exciting for me,
but I would need a Drupal version, not a WordPress
version.
Harking back to your original question, about CMS use,
there's this Drupal module, which I'm looking
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Just as an update -- this certainly seems to be possible; I'm doing
some testing.
The workflow seems to be (unstructured):
1. From Frame, SaveAs (I'm using MIF2Go) as RTF.
2. Batch-convert the RTF to clean HTML or XHTML.
3. Save/export into a comma-separated value (CSV) file.
4. Import the CSV
Hi Art,
How are you doing step 2: Batch-convert the RTF to clean HTML or XHTML.
Thanks.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
rick at frameexpert.com
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On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 10:23:18 -0400, Art Campbell
wrote:
>The workflow seems to be (unstructured):
>
>1. From Frame, SaveAs (I'm using MIF2Go) as RTF.
>2. Batch-convert the RTF to clean HTML or XHTML.
That doesn't make sense to me. Why have Mif2Go make
RTF, with very different requirements
Jeremy, the tool I'm playing with converts a directory of RTF files
into clean HTML, but then performs a second step of parsing each file
into a format that can be pulled into a SQL database -- hence the CSV
format for the lowest common denominator DB format...
Yes, you can cut and paste HTML
That sort of tool would be pretty exciting for me, but I would need a Drupal
version, not a WordPress version.
Of course, if ... Mif2Go could save my 300pp FM10 book as 300 individual HTML
procedures and somehow push them into a MySQL database, then I would have my
grail - all my official
Exactly!
It's another target for single sourcing out of Frame.
And once all the info is in the CMS or the database... you're free to
set up the web site / knowledge base / online doc site as you want
Art
Art Campbell
? ? ? ? ? ? ? art.campbell at gmail.com
? "... In my opinion, there's
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:57:51 -0400, "John Sgammato"
wrote:
>That sort of tool would be pretty exciting for me,
>but I would need a Drupal version, not a WordPress
>version.
>
>Of course, if ... Mif2Go could save my 300pp FM10 book
>as 300 individual HTML procedures
Sure, no problem. In
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 19:13:36 -0500, "Jeremy H. Griffith"
wrote:
>In fact, if you go to drupal.org and search for
>"import HTML files", you get 279986 hits. The
>module above is just the first one. If you set
>the filter to "Modules", you have only 2581 to
>look through...
And if you want a
On Thu, 14 Jul 2011 15:57:51 -0400, "John Sgammato"
wrote:
>That sort of tool would be pretty exciting for me,
>but I would need a Drupal version, not a WordPress
>version.
Harking back to your original question, about CMS use,
there's this Drupal module, which I'm looking at for
an
Yves' suggestion is more useful to my needs that Wim's, since it can be done
with a quick keypress rather than having to touch that obscene rodent thingie,
although both will take you to the page where the cursor currently resides...
if it is in text.
I'm not really referring to moving from
OK, here's a follow-up: I'm going through this document more than a year
after I wrote it and I suddenly realize why I'm having this problem with
non-smart apostrophes: I HAD to turn smart quotes off because my text,
which is very technical, includes terms that contain the "prime" symbol,
which is
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Hi Tim,
In the Find/Change for Text:, use \x27 for single quotes and \x22 for
double quotes.
Susan Kirsch
>From: "Tim Pann"
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>Subject: Finding standard (non-smart) quote, apostrophe
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News flash: Even with "Find Straight Quotes" checked in the Spelling
Checker Options dialog, Frame will NOT look for straight apostrophes.
(At least not Frame 9.)
Tim
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