Keith,
In FrameMaker, perform the following steps:
1. Open the book file.
2. Click Format, Document, PDF Setup.
3. Click the Bookmarks tab and make your bookmark changes.
4. Click Set.
Hope this helps,
Tom
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
I'm not sure what you're saying.
You're moving graphics files from one directory to another while
leaving the FrameMaker files into which they're imported by reference
in the same place?
If so, are you moving all the files from one directory to another?
On Fri, Sep 28, 2012 at 8:18 AM, Abungu,
Dear Salome,
If you know how to write regular expressions, or know someone who does
and is available to help you, I guess my experience may be helpful:
I work remotely for a major molding machine manufacturer in Europe - I
translate and typeset their manuals into Chinese in FrameMaker. And
Do you use Skype? Bizarre as this sounds, it's caused by various Skype
add-ons and plug-ins! I removed the Skype Toolbar from I.E. (what moment of
weakness led to my installing it, I can't imagine) and used Uninstall
Programs to get rid of Skype Click to Call. So far, so good - paste and
paste
Hi Salome,
An extendscript should be able to do what you are looking for. I would
recommend you either learn to write one yourself or just purchase an
Extendscript from someone. I'd recommend Rick Quatro if you want to buy an
extendscript like this. He's already created an Extendscript that
At 13:59 +0200 26/9/12, Gust, Dieter wrote:
Most technical documentation use cases don't deal with CMYK so I think cheap
software or freeware (Photoshop Elements, IrfanView...) should fulfill the
demands. For screenshots RoboScreenCapture (which is good) is included in
TCS4. A lot of
At 13:59 +0200 26/9/12, Gust, Dieter wrote:
>Most technical documentation use cases don't deal with CMYK so I think cheap
>software or freeware (Photoshop Elements, IrfanView...) should fulfill the
>demands. For screenshots RoboScreenCapture (which is good) is included in
>TCS4. A lot of
