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On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 12:53:28 -0800, Lynn Gold wrote:
>I have a bunch of FrameMaker 7 files that currently go through WebWorks
>2003 to get turned into online help.
>
>One of the sticking points of moving them to the current version of
>FrameMaker is getting an online help solution that will wor
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On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 08:42:12 -0700, "David Artman"
wrote:
>Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
>and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Thank you for that!
>Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
>c
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 12:53:28 -0800, Lynn Gold wrote:
>I have a bunch of FrameMaker 7 files that currently go through WebWorks
>2003 to get turned into online help.
>
>One of the sticking points of moving them to the current version of
>FrameMaker is getting an online help solution that will wor
I can second this. I used AutoIT to automate tasks and it is very easy to
learn! Not quite as simple as a macro recorder but not a nightmare.
Pat Christenson
On Nov 28, 2012, at 4:15 AM, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> You can use AutoIt for a lot of what you want to do. It's a very easy to
> learn s
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 08:42:12 -0700, "David Artman"
wrote:
>Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
>and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Thank you for that!
>Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
>c
I'm curious about that as well.Never heard of such a thing.
MIF2Go is much cheaper than ePublisher but I have no idea if either
supports page-break markers.
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 1:40 PM, Writer wrote:
> Are you not breaking pages at headings? Do you have some other approach to
> page breaks?
I highly recommend getting the newest version of WebWorks ePublisher. You would
have to rebuild your stationery.
Are you not breaking pages at headings? Do you have some other approach to page
breaks?
Nadine
>I have a bunch of FrameMaker 7 files that
currently go through WebWorks 2003 to get t
I highly recommend getting the newest version of WebWorks ePublisher. You would
have to rebuild your stationery.
Are you not breaking pages at headings? Do you have some other approach to page
breaks?
Nadine
>I have a bunch of FrameMaker 7 files that
currently go through WebWorks 2003 to get t
An HTML Help alias file should have an .h extension. .hha does not
ring a bell. An HTML Help project has .hhc (TOC), .hhk, (index), and
.hhp (project) files, but not .hha that I know of.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/828419
I can second this. I used AutoIT to automate tasks and it is very easy to
learn! Not quite as simple as a macro recorder but not a nightmare.
Pat Christenson
On Nov 28, 2012, at 4:15 AM, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> You can use AutoIt for a lot of what you want to do. It's a very easy to
> learn s
I have a bunch of FrameMaker 7 files that currently go through WebWorks
2003 to get turned into online help.
One of the sticking points of moving them to the current version of
FrameMaker is getting an online help solution that will work with special
marker tags that we've added to tell WebWork
Update: I found ExtendScript unreliable. Scripts that worked fine for
months would stop working for no apparent reason, and it was too
inadequately documented and supported for me resolve the problems. So,
I've switched to FrameScript.
I uploaded a script to the FrameScript Users group on Yahoo th
MindTouch and Confluence both let you reuse content on a static,
ad-hoc basis, comparable to FrameMaker text insets, but there's no
management of versions, branches, and so on, so if you have a lot of
versions for a lot of products it would be very time-consuming and
thus expensive to maintain.
I
I've not completely followed this thread, but I do know of a wiki that lets
you reuse content.
I've been using MindTouch for one client, and it definitely lets you reuse
content. I've created multiple "guides" in it and have many sections that
I've written once and reused in two or more places.
Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
context-sensitivity.
According to D2G Help, I must "Place a 'TopicAlias' PI marker i
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the FM files beyond moving them to the current version.
Thanks,
Lynn Gold
Information Developer
IBM, Santa Clara, CA
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Update: I found ExtendScript unreliable. Scripts that worked fine for
months would stop working for no apparent reason, and it was too
inadequately documented and supported for me resolve the problems. So,
I've switched to FrameScript.
I uploaded a script to the FrameScript Users group on Yahoo th
Hi Framers:
A little more on my non clickable index entries problem.
I have recreated from scratch and regenerated my indexes one at a time.
Most of the indexes are clickable.
Those which do not click with< CTRL>< alt> reveal a little box which cannot
be copied saying
!FrameMaker
o
Sorry, I meant you can't use ALT keys on the pods.
You should install AutoIt if you want to try it. It's free.
http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/downloads/
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
052-763-7133
On 27-Nov-12 8:59 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> Is there an old-fashioned menu-command macro reco
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Dear Pat:
Captivate 6 imports Powerpoint files seamlessly and then you can embed them
in FM 11 or take them apart.
Rob
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Hi Framers:
I was wondering if anyone noticed the warning in the FM9 online manual?
Namely
"Important: If you're generating extremely large indexes (indexes of more
than 50,000 markers), don't use Create Hypertext Links. Generating indexes
of this size with Create Hypertext Links selected takes a l
On 28/11/2012 5:25 AM, Rob Shell wrote:
> Hi Framers:
> A little more on my non clickable index entries problem.
> I have recreated from scratch and regenerated my indexes one at a time.
> Most of the indexes are clickable.
> Those which do not click with< CTRL>< alt> reveal a little box which cann
and specifically states them to
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Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
context-sensitivity.
According to D2G Help, I must "Place a 'TopicAlias' PI marker in
MindTouch and Confluence both let you reuse content on a static,
ad-hoc basis, comparable to FrameMaker text insets, but there's no
management of versions, branches, and so on, so if you have a lot of
versions for a lot of products it would be very time-consuming and
thus expensive to maintain.
I
On 28/11/2012 5:25 AM, Rob Shell wrote:
Hi Framers:
A little more on my non clickable index entries problem.
I have recreated from scratch and regenerated my indexes one at a time.
Most of the indexes are clickable.
Those which do not click with< CTRL>< alt> reveal a little box which cannot
be co
Yes, I guess we're using CT like text insets on a very fine-grained scale.
Darn about the lack of content reuse in Confluence. Since that thread in July,
I read some of Confluence's marketing material and got hopeful that they might
have enough text-inset-like behaviour for our needs. The AutoD
Ah, so you're using conditional text like text insets.
Neither Confluence nor any other extant wiki is set up for reusing
content. We discussed that in detail in July in the "Single sourcing
from Frame and a wiki ... or something ..." topic you started. As I
noted there, AutoDesk's hybrid system d
Hi Robert
Thanks for discussing this - I really appreciate it.
Our company produces half a dozen different hardware products with similar
software feature sets. There's a lot of feature overlap. And we do new software
releases at least annually. We've got one set of source FM files, and we us
Confluence excerpts are comparable to FrameMaker text insets, not
conditional text.
What are you using conditional text for? Few of the things I've used
it for in FrameMaker make any sense in a wiki.
On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 4:08 PM, rebecca officer
wrote:
> Oops, I meant "Confluence excerpts".
>
Oops, I meant "Confluence excerpts".
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/biz.artemissoftware.confluence.multiexcerpt.MultiExcerptMacro
So here's my question in a form that might make sense:
Am I right that at the moment, the best FM-to-Confluence flow would be:
1) use MIF2Go to export Co
Thanks, Scott!
-Gillian
From: Scott Prentice [mailto:s...@leximation.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2012 11:27 AM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com; Gillian Flato
Subject: Re: TCS 4 as DITA out-of-the-box solution
Hi Gillian...
As I'm sure you're aware, I'm a big proponent of using Frame for D
FrameMaker 10 comes with DTDs, EDDs, and templates, but those did not
give me enough to go on to figure out how to create a project. The
documentation was no help, nor were the resources people on the
Structured FrameMaker forum pointed me to adequate:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4094654
On T
Hi Framers:
A little more on my non clickable index entries problem.
I have recreated from scratch and regenerated my indexes one at a time.
Most of the indexes are clickable.
Those which do not click with< CTRL>< alt> reveal a little box which cannot
be copied saying
!FrameMaker
o
Sorry, I meant you can't use ALT keys on the pods.
You should install AutoIt if you want to try it. It's free.
http://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit/downloads/
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
052-763-7133
On 27-Nov-12 8:59 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
Is there an old-fashioned menu-command macro reco
Dear Pat:
Captivate 6 imports Powerpoint files seamlessly and then you can embed them
in FM 11 or take them apart.
Rob
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Hi Framers:
I was wondering if anyone noticed the warning in the FM9 online manual?
Namely
"Important: If you're generating extremely large indexes (indexes of more
than 50,000 markers), don't use Create Hypertext Links. Generating indexes
of this size with Create Hypertext Links selected takes a l
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