Hi Pam,
You may also need to open the reference pages (View > Reference Pages) and map
your right and left handed master pages to specific paragraph tags. My
reference pages have the mapping table at the end.
For starting sections on the right page, I think you could use the Paragraph
Designer
Not answering the original question, but ...
You can clean up hundreds of lock files in one swell foop. Just use Windows
file explorer to search for ".lck" in the relevant folder, sort the results by
date, check they're all from the time you opened the book, select them all, and
delete.
We've
In FM itself, I set (for all book files) Format/Page Layout/Pagination:
double-sided AND 1st page side: right AND Make Page Count Even. Each
chapter/clause is a separate file in the book for this to work.
After creating a PDF, I always open it and choose in Properties/initial view:
Two-up (cove
It sounds like you might be trying to include all
of the content in the manual in one Framemaker
file. If that is the case, then I recommend you
break the content out into separate files; one
for the cover, one for the change page and TOC
(although I would put each of these in separate
files
Sorry. I meant Samantha gave you most of the answer.
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Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
On 10-Feb-15 12:43 AM, Pam Harper
wrote:
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is not one of the joys of being the only t
I see Pam gave you most of the answer. Just a few things to add:
1. If the first few sections do not have footers (front, copyright,
change page), I would put them in the same chapter for your own
convenience. The TOC should have headers/footers and generally has
ro
Hi Pam,
If you want to force the chapter-start to the right side, the technicians
will need to print double-sided unfortunately.
To do this, go to *Format > Page Layout > Pagination* (I work in FM10 so
apologies if the menu items or options are slightly different, but I
believe they're still the
