If the MIF snippet or some other approach works, you could do all
files at once by creating a scratch book, using Windows' search to
find all your .fm files, and dragging and dropping the found files
into the book. Then, in FrameMaker, select all the files in the book
and import the snippet.
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Maybe contact Rick Quatro -- might be a job for his script wizardry.
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Thanks guys. Unfortunately, my original Conditions are for a very different
purpose than what you describe.
We have 5 different hardware platforms for our medical device, but a large
portion of the book is common to all platforms. Currently, my Conditions cover
the differences between the platf
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And BookVars from Leximation (see
http://leximation.com/tools/info/bookvars.php) is an excellent tool for the job
- I maintain all my variables at the book level for consistent use.
As I have also mentioned before, it is the single most used add-on to
FrameMaker that I have. Highly recommended.
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Yes, Edwin will have to open each book to do this, but it's still faster than
editing one file in each book and importing from there.
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I knew you could put books inside of books, but I haven't tried importing
variables into a book file that contains other book files. I wasn't sure if
Frame would open the document files as well as the book files.
My concern with doing that sort of thing was that Edwin said there were
hundreds of f
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Simple really. It gives you something to put on those second and third
monitors.
Alan
On 18/04/13 8:11 AM, Hassan Chamas wrote:
> Let me be more specific. I am new to Framemaker but I am taking the time to
> learn it. Im looking to clarify the uses of Pods.
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> I have read that Pods are freque
Hassan Chamas wrote:
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> Let me be more specific. I am new to Framemaker but I am taking the time to
> learn
> it. Im looking to clarify the uses of Pods.
>
> I have read that Pods are frequently used dialog boxes that have an interface
> designed to simplify your work.
>
> When I look at the
If it helps any, I learned to do this from Shlomo. :)
Yes, Edwin will have to open each book to do this, but it's still faster
than editing one file in each book and importing from there. I don't think
there's a plugin available that will do any better than that.
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 9:06 AM,
Hi Lin,
I was sure.
If you open a MIF snippet to be able to import formats
from it, all variables which are not defined in the MIF snippet
are populatead with the default values. That's why I never used
it to import formats from it. However, if you do import formats,
it seems that these default v
Really? I've used a MIF snippet in the last month to update all the
variables in a book file, and that was in Frame10.
(ETudsbury, I forgot to say that you have to reopen the MIF file in
FrameMaker, but I figured you'd know that since the file you're importing
from has to be open.)
On Fri, Apr 1
Hi,
MIF snippets do not work.
You can import the MIF snippet only via import by copy
into a single file. If you would then import the variables
from this file into other files (via import formats), you would
import all variables.
I would recommend to check the variable plugins from
Leximation and
MIF snippet.
1. Open a blank document and edit the variables you want to update.
2. Save as a MIF file.
3. Open the MIF file in a TEXT editor.
4. Delete everything but the code for the variables you want to update.
5. Save and close the file.
6. Open the files you want to update and import variabl
Hello,
I'd like to update the definition for the system variable "Running H/F1"
for hundreds of FrameMaker 7.2 files. I don't want to update other user
variables, so I can't use the Import > Formats > Variable definitions
method.
Does anyone know of a painless way of doing this?
regards,
E
Hassan Chamas wrote:
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> learn
> it. Im looking to clarify the uses of Pods.
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> designed to simplify your work.
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> When I look at the
Great, Helen.
Another way of doing it might have been to create colors under the names of
the condition names: eOnly, Print1, etc. That way you would not have to
remember any color names or to which condition each color applied.
Cheers,
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson
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