If your premise is correct, namely that the formatting
in element Table will be inherited by the table title
and the cells within the table, it's going to be a
mighty strange table, because all text will be 2.0 pt
with a space below of -2.0 pt. clearly, the intent of
this formatting is to create th
Are you sure the element named Table is specified as
being of type table? If element Table is a container
type element, element Tgroup should be specified as
the element of type table, and container element Table
then produces the anchor paragraph for the table, and
the text format rules you descri
Are you sure the element named Table is specified as
being of type table? If element Table is a container
type element, element Tgroup should be specified as
the element of type table, and container element Table
then produces the anchor paragraph for the table, and
the text format rules you descri
Im talking about graphs where both the horizontal
and/or vertical axes have a linear array of marked
values, and the axis lines extend across the graphic.
In other words, the background of the graphic looks
like a FrameMaker table in which , consisting of rows
and columns in which all columns are o
Im talking about graphs where both the horizontal
and/or vertical axes have a linear array of marked
values, and the axis lines extend across the graphic.
In other words, the background of the graphic looks
like a FrameMaker table in which , consisting of rows
and columns in which all columns are o
--- "Carol J. Elkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Good post, Dan. However, I'm trying to visualize
your
> statement, "...clicking on this button produced a
> menu of links to major subject areas..." The
> button part I understand, the menu of links I'm
> struggling with. A popup menu? If so, cou
--- "Carol J. Elkins"
wrote:
> Good post, Dan. However, I'm trying to visualize
your
> statement, "...clicking on this button produced a
> menu of links to major subject areas..." The
> button part I understand, the menu of links I'm
> struggling with. A popup menu? If so, could you tell
> me ho
The "Content Wrangler's" "vision" of FrameMakers
future is fatally flawed. It would do little to
improve the quality of on-line help, or increase the
penetration of FrameMaker into the on-line help
market.
Some years back, I wrote an article entitled "Thoughts
About On-Line Help", which is still
The "Content Wrangler's" "vision" of FrameMaker?s
future is fatally flawed. It would do little to
improve the quality of on-line help, or increase the
penetration of FrameMaker into the on-line help
market.
Some years back, I wrote an article entitled "Thoughts
About On-Line Help", which is still
--- RJ Jacquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> Just wanted to introduce myself to the group and
> share with you that as of Monday, I'm now the >
FrameMaker Evangelist for Adobe Systems and
> so I'm looking forward to contributing to this group
> and being as involved and supportive as I c
--- RJ Jacquez wrote:
> Hi All,
> Just wanted to introduce myself to the group and
> share with you that as of Monday, I'm now the >
FrameMaker Evangelist for Adobe Systems and
> so I'm looking forward to contributing to this group
> and being as involved and supportive as I can to
> everyone wh
At 09:50 AM 3/31/2006, Terry Badger wrote:
>Is there a way to push the auto numbers ing
>information generated in FM into the xml file?
>I don't see any variables to grab and put into an
> xml attribute.
=
What you describe is a serious incompatibility between
th
At 09:50 AM 3/31/2006, Terry Badger wrote:
>Is there a way to push the auto numbers ing
>information generated in FM into the xml file?
>I don't see any variables to grab and put into an
> xml attribute.
=
What you describe is a serious incompatibility between
th
--- "Lynne A. Price" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thank you Lynne for confirming that this bug has been
propagated through all releases of structured
FrameMaker.
==
> 1) You comment that it doesn't matter whether the
> text range is defined as
> an inclusion or c
--- "Lynne A. Price" wrote:
Thank you Lynne for confirming that this bug has been
propagated through all releases of structured
FrameMaker.
==
> 1) You comment that it doesn't matter whether the
> text range is defined as
> an inclusion or contextual element.
This bug is in FM+SGML 6, and I'm curious whether it's
also in later releases.
I have an EDD in which an element of type Footnote
(not surprisingly, the element name is also Footnote)
is provided for most elements that have in
their structure rule. The bug is unaffected by whether
the Footnote el
This bug is in FM+SGML 6, and I'm curious whether it's
also in later releases.
I have an EDD in which an element of type Footnote
(not surprisingly, the element name is also Footnote)
is provided for most elements that have in
their structure rule. The bug is unaffected by whether
the Footnote el
--- "Lynne A. Price" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>If you are moving XML documents into FrameMaker,
> or structured
> FrameMaker documents to XML, you almost always need
> a DTD.
==
Based on the "newbie's" description of what he's
trying to do, I concl
--- "Lynne A. Price" wrote:
>If you are moving XML documents into FrameMaker,
> or structured
> FrameMaker documents to XML, you almost always need
> a DTD.
==
Based on the "newbie's" description of what he's
trying to do, I concluded that he's quer
--- Kevin Rusnak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I want to successfully pull in XML into a structured
> document. I am not
> interested in much else then seeing it work; and
> then making the process
> more sophisticated after seeing it done.
To pull existing X
--- Kevin Rusnak wrote:
> I want to successfully pull in XML into a structured
> document. I am not
> interested in much else then seeing it work; and
> then making the process
> more sophisticated after seeing it done.
To pull existing XML instances into a
--- Phil Heron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am on Windows XP Professional.
> The instructions you list ("Click Start, click Shut
> Down, and then in
> the drop-down list click Shut Down") are perfectly
> correct for my
> computer. That is exactly what I see.
===
Th
--- Phil Heron wrote:
> I am on Windows XP Professional.
> The instructions you list ("Click Start, click Shut
> Down, and then in
> the drop-down list click Shut Down") are perfectly
> correct for my
> computer. That is exactly what I see.
===
The e-Machine had Win
I was helping a friend whod just acquired her first
computer, an E-Machine with Windows XP.
I was demonstrating how to get help, and showed how
she could type in a search phrase and get a list of
all the help topics containing that phrase. So, to
demonstrate how to properly shut down the computer
I was helping a friend who?d just acquired her first
computer, an E-Machine with Windows XP.
I was demonstrating how to get help, and showed how
she could type in a search phrase and get a list of
all the help topics containing that phrase. So, to
demonstrate how to properly shut down the computer
--- "Wollenberger, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I have a situation which I don't think is so
> unusual, and yet I can't seem to figure out how to
> get FM to handle it. Our TOC page numbering begins
> on iii and goes as long as it has to, ending on an
> even page.
> Our Chapter 1 begins on t
--- "Wollenberger, David"
wrote:
> I have a situation which I don't think is so
> unusual, and yet I can't seem to figure out how to
> get FM to handle it. Our TOC page numbering begins
> on iii and goes as long as it has to, ending on an
> even page.
> Our Chapter 1 begins on the next page after
--- davidaflynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am new to FrameMaker (6.0). Could anyone describe
> how we can set / update
> / create / modify styles in
>
> 1. a book
> 2. its individual fms
===
In the top menu bar of FM 6.0, choose File > New. In
the New dialog
--- davidaflynn wrote:
> I am new to FrameMaker (6.0). Could anyone describe
> how we can set / update
> / create / modify styles in
>
> 1. a book
> 2. its individual fms
===
In the top menu bar of FM 6.0, choose File > New. In
the New dialog, you'll see that,
If you initially set the anchored frame postion to be
Below Current Line, using ESC mp to shrink the size of
the anchored frame to the size of the contained
graphic object changes the anchored frame position to
"At Insertion Point". To restore the original position
after shrinking it, you must clic
If you initially set the anchored frame postion to be
Below Current Line, using ESC mp to shrink the size of
the anchored frame to the size of the contained
graphic object changes the anchored frame position to
"At Insertion Point". To restore the original position
after shrinking it, you must clic
--- Alan Houser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Organizations are "successful" when they meet their
> business requirements as efficiently (time and $$$)
as
> possible. I talk lots of people _out_ of migrating
to XML for
> this reason. I even occasionally say "you're doing
just fine
> with MS Word."
--- Alan Houser wrote:
> Organizations are "successful" when they meet their
> business requirements as efficiently (time and $$$)
as
> possible. I talk lots of people _out_ of migrating
to XML for
> this reason. I even occasionally say "you're doing
just fine
> with MS Word."
===
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I consider DITA to be an interchange format. If two
> organisations can figure out how to convert their
own structure > to and from DITA, they can freely
exchange data. Add five more
> organisations and impose the same requirement on
them and everyone can exchange dat
--- mcarr at allette.com.au wrote:
> I consider DITA to be an interchange format. If two
> organisations can figure out how to convert their
own structure > to and from DITA, they can freely
exchange data. Add five more
> organisations and impose the same requirement on
them and everyone can exchan
> Bill Swallow wrote:
> > Being a manager and until recently a template
> owner, I completely disagree. UI tweaks passively
hinder
> misuse. Proper training and education for writers
actively
> prevents misuse, and even initiates their own
investigation
> into other ways to prevent needless headac
> Bill Swallow wrote:
> > Being a manager and until recently a template
> owner, I completely disagree. UI tweaks passively
hinder
> misuse. Proper training and education for writers
actively
> prevents misuse, and even initiates their own
investigation
> into other ways to prevent needless headac
--- "Lynne A. Price" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Shlomo,
>Of course--having a default contradicts requiring
> a value to be specified!
=
I stated:
"If such an attribute is declared to be "REQUIRED",
either the EDD, the DTD, or both MAY specify a default
--- "Lynne A. Price" wrote:
> Shlomo,
>Of course--having a default contradicts requiring
> a value to be specified!
=
I stated:
"If such an attribute is declared to be "REQUIRED",
either the EDD, the DTD, or both MAY specify a default
value (i.e, one of
We're mainly talking, I presume, about Choice-type
attributes (Name Token Groups in DTD parlance).
If such an attribute is declared to be "REQUIRED",
either the EDD, the DTD, or both MAY specify a default
value (i.e, one of the specified values in the
name-token group), in which case the absence o
We're mainly talking, I presume, about Choice-type
attributes (Name Token Groups in DTD parlance).
If such an attribute is declared to be "REQUIRED",
either the EDD, the DTD, or both MAY specify a default
value (i.e, one of the specified values in the
name-token group), in which case the absence o
> On 12/5/05, DeFlorio, Dominick
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > What is the best approach to learning how to
> structure Frame documents? I
> > need to learn quickly how to create and implement
> EDDs into many and varied,
> > unstructured Frame documents.
> Suggestions...links?
The individ
> On 12/5/05, DeFlorio, Dominick
> wrote:
> >
> > What is the best approach to learning how to
> structure Frame documents? I
> > need to learn quickly how to create and implement
> EDDs into many and varied,
> > unstructured Frame documents.
> Suggestions...links?
The individual who asked for h
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