I think the answer to your question is somewhere between No and It
Depends, but closer to No. It gets back to the structure vs. display
issue. FrameMaker tries to give you both the XML world and the WYSIWYG
world in one package. A more typical XML editor (like the new XML view
in Frame 11) is
Would it work to make the checkbox from an autonumbered paragraph in a sidebar?
You could use the Next Paragraph setting in the Para Designer to automatically
insert them next to the paragraphs that need them.
Cheers
Rebecca
David Artman da...@davidartman.com 14/09/12 06:23
Goal: Upon
Do you have Adobe Pro? It comes with Live Cycle Designer. That's a forms making
program. Use that. I use it all the time. It's excellent.
-Gillian
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Hello,
I'm new to this list. Sorry if you receive this message twice.
But here's my question:
I'm working on a structured book that includes a TOC generated by FM.
The book structure looks like this:
[book]
product = asdfghj
version = 1.5
--[contents] ... manualTOC.fm
--[doc]
On 13/09/2012 2:23 PM, David Artman wrote:
Goal: Upon generating a PDF, checkboxes appear next to each paragraph of
a particular type, aligned right against the page margin. Can not use
autonumbering, because the paragraph tag already has numbers. Can not
manually create them in the PDF
Rebecca asks:
Hi guys
If you're planning to roundtrip through XML, with different authors
using different XML editors, you'd need to have all the formatting in
the EDD, right?
Or am I on completely the wrong track in my ignorance?
Thanks
Rebecca
Robert...
Correction! It turns out that you *can* format XML documents in Frame
using CSS. There are two options ..
- If the XML file includes an xml-stylesheet processing instruction
that points to a CSS file, you can set up a structure application
definition to make use of that CSS
You can change the paragraph formats by importing templates with different
formats without using structure (which is how I assume Robert is getting the
differences he cites in his outputs).
However, structure allows you to create context that gives different
paragraph formatting to the same
Hi all -
At my company, we are preparing to go from unstructured FM10 to
structured FM10. Because of all of the messages on this board and
generally accepted best practices, we are doing some clean-up and
preparation now before trying to implement a structure. However, we have
at least one
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Hello,
I'm new to this list. Sorry if you receive this message twice.
But here's my question:
I'm working on a structured book that includes a TOC generated by FM.
The book structure looks like this:
[book]
product = "asdfghj"
version = "1.5"
--[contents] ... manualTOC.fm
--[doc]
On 13/09/2012 2:23 PM, David Artman wrote:
> Goal: Upon generating a PDF, checkboxes appear next to each paragraph of
> a particular type, aligned right against the page margin. Can not use
> autonumbering, because the paragraph tag already has numbers. Can not
> manually create them in the PDF
en in fact, the ONLY way
for FrameMaker to apply formatting to structure is through the EDD.? So the
answer to your question is a resounding YES.?
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You can change the paragraph formats by importing templates with different
formats without using structure (which is how I assume Robert is getting the
differences he cites in his outputs).
However, structure allows you to create context that gives different
paragraph formatting to the same
Hi all -
At my company, we are preparing to go from unstructured FM10 to
structured FM10. Because of all of the messages on this board and
generally accepted "best practices", we are doing some clean-up and
preparation now before trying to implement a structure. However, we have
at least one
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