Maxwell,
Thank you very much. I have been following this thread because I have one
product line that is almost entirely Unstructured and would like to convert it
to Structured, with eventually moving on to DITA. This list of videos looks
like it should be able to get this project going smoothly.
Maxwell,
Thank you very much. I have been following this thread because I have one
product line that is almost entirely Unstructured and would like to convert it
to Structured, with eventually moving on to DITA. This list of videos looks
like it should be able to get this project going smoothly.
Lin,
According to the Acrobat X Online Help:
"Your search for broken link did not match any documents."
>
> From: Lin Sims
>To: Frame Users
>Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 10:50 AM
>Subject: Finding broken links in a PDF
>
>Has Adobe added a tool for finding b
Lin,
According to the Acrobat X Online Help:
"Your search for broken link did not match any documents."
>
> From: Lin Sims
>To: Frame Users
>Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 10:50 AM
>Subject: Finding broken links in a PDF
>
>Has Adobe added a tool for finding b
Works in 7.2, as well.
Dave
From: Anne Magee
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Sent: Thursday, May 3, 2012 7:55 AM
Subject: Re: Globally resize FM files in book?
I have Framemaker 9 and I can select the files in the book then select
View > Zoom > 100% from t
Works in 7.2, as well.
Dave
From: Anne Magee
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Sent: Thursday, May 3, 2012 7:55 AM
Subject: Re: Globally resize FM files in book?
I have Framemaker 9 and I can select the files in the book then select
View > Zoom > 100% from
At the book level, highlight all of the chapter files and press Enter (opens
all files). Frame will ask to reconcile the first "missing" graphic and
remember this as it opens the other chapters. At least this has worked for me
with Frame 7.2, as long as all of the graphics are in the same folder
At the book level, highlight all of the chapter files and press Enter (opens
all files). Frame will ask to reconcile the first "missing" graphic and
remember this as it opens the other chapters. At least this has worked for me
with Frame 7.2, as long as all of the graphics are in the same folder
graphic conversion tools out there.
--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Combs, Richard wrote:
From: Combs, Richard
Subject: RE: best use of graphics in FM
To: "David Spreadbury"
Cc: "FrameMaker Users List"
Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 3:13 PM
David Spreadbury wrote:
> Secondly, i
graphic conversion tools out there.
--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Combs, Richard wrote:
From: Combs, Richard
Subject: RE: best use of graphics in FM
To: "David Spreadbury"
Cc: "FrameMaker Users List"
Date: Wednesday, March 21, 2012, 3:13 PM
David Spreadbury wrote:
> Secondly, i
First, SnagIt used to have a plugin for FrameMaker. It is no longer supported.
Secondly, if you source are coming as Word files, you should be able to save
some time capturing the graphics by exporting the Word, or PDF, file. Export
the Word as HTML. This creates a separate subfolder of all of t
First, SnagIt used to have a plugin for FrameMaker. It is no longer supported.
Secondly, if you source are coming as Word files, you should be able to save
some time capturing the graphics by exporting the Word, or PDF, file. Export
the Word as HTML. This creates a separate subfolder of all of t
The printed, or PDF, of 38784 contains the DTD, in Appendix B I believe. If you
google for MIL-STD 38784 you should get a hit to AMCOM
(https://pubsweb.redstone.army.mil/DTD-FOSI/DTD-N-FOSI.html). They have a
modified version the 38784 DTD and FOSIs in one zip file.
--- On Wed, 3/21/12, dave.st
The printed, or PDF, of 38784 contains the DTD, in Appendix B I believe. If you
google for MIL-STD 38784 you should get a hit to AMCOM
(https://pubsweb.redstone.army.mil/DTD-FOSI/DTD-N-FOSI.html). They have a
modified version the 38784 DTD and FOSIs in one zip file.
--- On Wed, 3/21/12, Dave.St
Miranda,
Why it is happening is probably because some of the images weren't replaced
with the new pointers.
The good thing is it's an easy fix (the following works with Frame 7.2, so I am
guessing that it will work with Frame 10).
1. Make sure the network images folder contains ALL of the image
Miranda,
Why it is happening is probably because some of the images weren't replaced
with the new pointers.
The good thing is it's an easy fix (the following works with Frame 7.2, so I am
guessing that it will work with Frame 10).
1. Make sure the network images folder contains ALL of the image
Rebecca,
I have seen this discussed here in the past. This link will show you how to do
this.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6975556_open-pdf-file-specific.html
--- On Wed, 10/19/11, Frasure, Rebecca - APHIS
wrote:
From: Frasure, Rebecca - APHIS
Subject: Links to a specific page in a manual
To: "fr
Rebecca,
I have seen this discussed here in the past. This link will show you how to do
this.
http://www.ehow.com/how_6975556_open-pdf-file-specific.html
--- On Wed, 10/19/11, Frasure, Rebecca - APHIS wrote:
From: Frasure, Rebecca - APHIS
Subject: Links to a specific page in a manual
To: "fra
You need to copy the variables from the chapter to all other chapters in the book.Open the chapter containing the desired variables.In the book, select all other chapters.Select File > Import > Formats.Click Deselect AllSelect Variables.Click Import.If the Running H/F is present in the Header/Foote
You need to copy the variables from the chapter to all other chapters in the
book.
Open the chapter containing the desired variables.
In the book, select all other chapters.
Select File > Import > Formats.
Click Deselect All
Select Variables.
Click Import.
If the Running H/F is present in the He
I have Frame 7.2 running on a new Windows 7 desktop system and haven't run into
any problems, so far. No special steps to install.
--- On Fri, 9/9/11, Jeff Coatsworth wrote:
From: Jeff Coatsworth
Subject: RE: Is FM 7.2 compatible with Windows 7?
To: "'framers@lists.frameusers.com'"
Date: Frid
I have Frame 7.2 running on a new Windows 7 desktop system and haven't run into
any problems, so far. No special steps to install.
--- On Fri, 9/9/11, Jeff Coatsworth
wrote:
From: Jeff Coatsworth
Subject: RE: Is FM 7.2 compatible with Windows 7?
To: "'framers at lists.frameusers.com'"
Date:
don't make it. As an
element/attribute, it is always there.
--- On Wed, 8/31/11, Böðvar Björgvinsson wrote:
From: Böðvar Björgvinsson
Subject: Re: Is there a way of finding which EDD has been imported into a
document?
To: "David Spreadbury"
Cc: "FrameUsers List"
D
don't make it. As an
element/attribute, it is always there.
--- On Wed, 8/31/11, B??var Bj?rgvinsson wrote:
From: B??var Bj?rgvinsson
Subject: Re: Is there a way of finding which EDD has been imported into a
document?
To: "David Spreadbury"
Cc: "FrameUsers List"
D
In Frame 7.2 you select File > Structure Tools > Export Element Catalog as EDD.
I believe in Frame 8 they moved this to a separate Structure menu off the main
menu bar.
In my EDD, I have an element that has an attribute with a text string that
contains information on the EDD version. I apply a
In Frame 7.2 you select File > Structure Tools > Export Element Catalog as EDD.
I believe in Frame 8 they moved this to a separate Structure menu off the main
menu bar.
In my EDD, I have an element that has an attribute with a text string that
contains information on the EDD version. I apply a
Julie,
You can by using text insets.
You would need to create individual pieces of text, whether Frame or PDF.
The first time around you would have to manually insert each into the
respective position in the host Frame file using File > Import > File with
Import by Reference.
I would recommend
Julie,
You can by using text insets.
You would need to create individual pieces of text, whether Frame or PDF.
The first time around you would have to manually insert each into the
respective position in the host Frame file using File > Import > File with
Import by Reference.
I would recommend
, Nadine Murray wrote:
From: Nadine Murray
Subject: Re: combining different FM documents into one file
To: "David Spreadbury" , "framers@lists.frameusers.com"
, "Linda Rose"
Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2011, 12:05 PM
Text insets?
Nadine
From: David Spreadbury
To: f
, Nadine Murray wrote:
From: Nadine Murray
Subject: Re: combining different FM documents into one file
To: "David Spreadbury" , "framers at
lists.frameusers.com" , "Linda Rose"
Date: Wednesday, August 10, 2011, 12:05 PM
Text insets?
Nadine
From: David Spreadbury
To
I think a little more information would be helpful in trying to assist in
solving your problem.
Are you just trying to add Frame files from different versions to a new book of
another version?
If that is the case, I would open each of the files in the target, hopefully
the newest, version and
I think a little more information would be helpful in trying to assist in
solving your problem.
Are you just trying to add Frame files from different versions to a new book of
another version?
If that is the case, I would open each of the files in the target, hopefully
the newest, version and
If your are linking to locations on Windows-based systems, enclose the entire
link in double-quotes if you have spaces anywhere in filenames or path. Windows
truncates the string at the first space but accepts the complete string if
enclosed in double quotes ("), for example:
"\\jetblue.com\Doc
If your are linking to locations on Windows-based systems, enclose the entire
link in double-quotes if you have spaces anywhere in filenames or path. Windows
truncates the string at the first space but accepts the complete string if
enclosed in double quotes ("), for example:
"\\jetblue.com\Doc
The use of Warnings, Cautions, and Notes, specifically Warnings and Cautions,
are used differently in different technologies.
Here are some links that may hep you to decide which use best fits your needs:
http://www.techcommunicators.com/dkmanual/chap5015.html
http://www.techcommunicators.com/em
The use of Warnings, Cautions, and Notes, specifically Warnings and Cautions,
are used differently in different technologies.
Here are some links that may hep you to decide which use best fits your needs:
http://www.techcommunicators.com/dkmanual/chap5015.html
http://www.techcommunicators.com/em
Rick,
In Acrobat 8, if you look in Advanced > Document Processing, you will find an
option to Create Links from URLs. I would not expect that Acrobat 10 threw this
out.
--- On Tue, 7/19/11, Rick Quatro wrote:
From: Rick Quatro
Subject: OT: Automatic URL links in Acrobat 10
To: framers@lists.f
Rick,
In Acrobat 8, if you look in Advanced > Document Processing, you will find an
option to Create Links from URLs. I would not expect that Acrobat 10 threw this
out.
--- On Tue, 7/19/11, Rick Quatro wrote:
From: Rick Quatro
Subject: OT: Automatic URL links in Acrobat 10
To: framers at list
If you are delivering PDF and HTML, I don't understand the reluctance to use
color.
The Acrobat PDF device driver supports full color, and a minor change to your
CSS can give you similar color selections in the HTML.
On the change bars, I don't believe you can change the character, but you can
If you are delivering PDF and HTML, I don't understand the reluctance to use
color.
The Acrobat PDF device driver supports full color, and a minor change to your
CSS can give you similar color selections in the HTML.
On the change bars, I don't believe you can change the character, but you can
I have seen this happen when there are two anchored frames at the same
location, adjacent to each other.
The problem is that the anchor for Fig 2 is physically before the anchor for
Fig 1. Move the anchors so that they are in the correct logical order. If using
unstructured, put a character or w
I have seen this happen when there are two anchored frames at the same
location, adjacent to each other.
The problem is that the anchor for Fig 2 is physically before the anchor for
Fig 1. Move the anchors so that they are in the correct logical order. If using
unstructured, put a character or w
There is a very nice discussion on this very topic at
http://objectmix.com/adobe-framemaker/218597-mixed-page-size-framemaker.html
Mixing page sizes in one template is not the way to go. As Richard points out.
--- On Thu, 6/23/11, Combs, Richard wrote:
From: Combs, Richard
Subject: RE: Adding
There is a very nice discussion on this very topic at
http://objectmix.com/adobe-framemaker/218597-mixed-page-size-framemaker.html
Mixing page sizes in one template is not the way to go. As Richard points out.
--- On Thu, 6/23/11, Combs, Richard wrote:
From: Combs, Richard
Subject: RE: Adding
Create, if you don't have one, a Character format for the italics. Insert the
char format in the H/F variable where you want the italics to appear. Add the
Default font object at point where you go back to normal font characteristics.
For example:
Field Screening Aid for
Bug One
calls the cha
Create, if you don't have one, a Character format for the italics. Insert the
char format in the H/F variable where you want the italics to appear. Add the
Default font object at point where you go back to normal font characteristics.
For example:
Field Screening Aid for
Bug One
calls the cha
Alison,
Probably the easiest way would be to make a new 11x17 template page, not as
part of the main book master pages, and just insert the 11x17 page as a
component of the book, in the appropriate page relation to the main book. As
long as you don't try and copy page layouts from a normal chapt
Alison,
Probably the easiest way would be to make a new 11x17 template page, not as
part of the main book master pages, and just insert the 11x17 page as a
component of the book, in the appropriate page relation to the main book. As
long as you don't try and copy page layouts from a normal chapt
Gilian,
One way would involve saving your powerpoint as html and then converting the
html to text. There is a freeware utility called htmlastext
(www.nirsoft.net/utils/htmlastext.html) that I have used to strip the html
code, resulting in a text file. The saveas html should create a separate fol
Gilian,
One way would involve saving your powerpoint as html and then converting the
html to text. There is a freeware utility called htmlastext
(www.nirsoft.net/utils/htmlastext.html) that I have used to strip the html
code, resulting in a text file. The saveas html should create a separate fol
You don't mention which version of Frame you are using, but that shouldn't
really matter.
If you download Frames template packages, take a look at Template pack 3. There
is a booklet template there that should fit you needs. You may have to modify
it to get exactly what you are looking for, but
You don't mention which version of Frame you are using, but that shouldn't
really matter.
If you download Frames template packages, take a look at Template pack 3. There
is a booklet template there that should fit you needs. You may have to modify
it to get exactly what you are looking for, but
Tori,
You don't mention what version of Frame you are using, but I tried it in Frame
7.2 and it worked just fine.
You need to create a Character Format for superscript. In the Character
Designer leave everything As Is except check the Superscript check-box.
In Frame, apply the character format
Tori,
You don't mention what version of Frame you are using, but I tried it in Frame
7.2 and it worked just fine.
You need to create a Character Format for superscript. In the Character
Designer leave everything As Is except check the Superscript check-box.
In Frame, apply the character format
If you don't have any cross-references in the table you could sort the table in
reverse order. Keep in mind, most search algorithms work on the ASCII code of
the character. After the sort the numbering will come out as 1, 10,11,2,21,3,
etc. If you make the numbers all the same length, 01, 02, 03
If you don't have any cross-references in the table you could sort the table in
reverse order. Keep in mind, most search algorithms work on the ASCII code of
the character. After the sort the numbering will come out as 1, 10,11,2,21,3,
etc. If you make the numbers all the same length, 01, 02, 03
Tina,
I wonder why you are using Frame to create the front end, what sounds like a
Table of Contents. Not that Frame isn't fully capable of ding it. Me, I would
have created an HTML file of links.
But that aside, I wonder if you have the complete path, including drive letter,
in your FM links?
Tina,
I wonder why you are using Frame to create the? front end, what sounds like a
Table of Contents. Not that Frame isn't fully capable of ding it. Me, I would
have created an HTML file of links.
But that aside, I wonder if you have the complete path, including drive letter,
in your FM links?
Stephen,
Could you have inadvertently added a space to the Numbering Properties?
I would look there first.
I don't believe Search/Replace can look into the numbering properties.
--- On Thu, 12/16/10, Stephen O'Brien wrote:
From: Stephen O'Brien
Subject: Space at beginning of title
To: framers
Stephen,
Could you have inadvertently added a space to the Numbering Properties?
I would look there first.
I don't believe Search/Replace can look into the numbering properties.
--- On Thu, 12/16/10, Stephen O'Brien wrote:
From: Stephen O'Brien
Subject: Space at beginning of title
To: framers
Anton,
One possible choice would be Bruce Foster's Archive plugin.
Archive actually creates a new folder with all referenced piece-parts, which
you probably don't need, but the archive.log file is what you could immediately
put to use.
The archive log lists all referenced files, whether they be
Anton,
One possible choice would be Bruce Foster's Archive plugin.
Archive actually creates a new folder with all referenced piece-parts, which
you probably don't need, but the archive.log file is what you could immediately
put to use.
The archive log lists all referenced files, whether they be
Nancy,
Jeremy's suggestion is a good one. Create a separate directory tree with no
spaces in any folder or file names, source files or graphics.
All of my help files are create in that fashion and I have only found one small
issue, happens to be with CHMs, but it has a very easy workaround.
I d
Nancy,
Jeremy's suggestion is a good one. Create a separate directory tree with no
spaces in any folder or file names, source files or graphics.
All of my help files are create in that fashion and I have only found one small
issue, happens to be with CHMs, but it has a very easy workaround.
I d
I see the same, or very similar, behavior running 7.2.
Sometimes the pilcrow for a tag changes from 10pt to about 14pt Bold.
Reapplying the tag fixes the problem. This doesn't appear to have any affect on
generated PDFs. It seems to be a display issue within Frame. I am using
Structured Frame,
I see the same, or very similar, behavior running 7.2.
Sometimes the pilcrow for a tag changes from 10pt to about 14pt Bold.
Reapplying the tag fixes the problem. This doesn't appear to have any affect on
generated PDFs. It seems to be a display issue within Frame. I am using
Structured Frame,
Pam,
Mif2Go (www.omsys.com). They have a free demo that you can try before you buy.
It works as a Frame plugin and works with just about any version of Frame.
Features and all that info on what it can convert too is available on their
website. Costs less than $300, plus a yearly maintenance/upgr
Rosen,
Sounds like you may have copied cross-references from an original location to a
new location. This brings along with it the original source ID marker. You
can't have more than one unique ID marker, else you get wierd cross-reference
issues.
There is a tool from West Street Consulting tha
Rosen,
Sounds like you may have copied cross-references from an original location to a
new location. This brings along with it the original source ID marker. You
can't have more than one unique ID marker, else you get wierd cross-reference
issues.
There is a tool from West Street Consulting tha
Pam,
Mif2Go (www.omsys.com). They have a free demo that you can try before you buy.
It works as a Frame plugin and works with just about any version of Frame.
Features and all that info on what it can convert too is available on their
website. Costs less than $300, plus a yearly maintenance/upgr
Cynthia,
Is the book numbering set the same for all chapters, except chapter 1?
Chapter 1 should have the chapter numbering set to start at 1.
All other it should be "Continue Numbering from Previous File in Book".
--- On Thu, 9/30/10, Milton, Cynthia wrote:
From: Milton, Cynthia
Subject: Pgf n
Cynthia,
Is the book numbering set the same for all chapters, except chapter 1?
Chapter 1 should have the chapter numbering set to start at 1.
All other it should be "Continue Numbering from Previous File in Book".
--- On Thu, 9/30/10, Milton, Cynthia wrote:
From: Milton, Cynthia
Subject: Pgf n
modified option(s) to match the unmodified paragraph.
--- On Sun, 9/26/10, Avraham Makeler wrote:
From: Avraham Makeler
Subject: Re: To remove local formatting from a paragraph
To: "David Spreadbury"
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Date: Sunday, September 26, 2010, 2:44 PM
Hi David,
modified option(s) to match the unmodified paragraph.
--- On Sun, 9/26/10, Avraham Makeler wrote:
From: Avraham Makeler
Subject: Re: To remove local formatting from a paragraph
To: "David Spreadbury"
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Date: Sunday, September 26, 2010, 2:44 PM
Hi?Dav
Avraham,
In Framemaker this is done by importing the paragraph and Character formats of
the document(s) into the document(s).
With the mis-tagged document open, select File > Import > Formats.
Click Select All, to uncheck all options (default)
Check the Paragraph and Character Format options.
Che
Avraham,
In Framemaker this is done by importing the paragraph and Character formats of
the document(s) into the document(s).
With the mis-tagged document open, select File > Import > Formats.
Click Select All, to uncheck all options (default)
Check the Paragraph and Character Format options.
Che
Jessica,
If your paths have spaces, try enclosing the path in double-quotes
("c:\program{space}files\adobe").
--- On Wed, 9/22/10, Davis, Jessica D. wrote:
From: Davis, Jessica D.
Subject: Linking to folder on network
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Date: Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 2:49 P
Jessica,
If your paths have spaces, try enclosing the path in double-quotes
("c:\program{space}files\adobe").
--- On Wed, 9/22/10, Davis, Jessica D. wrote:
From: Davis, Jessica D.
Subject: Linking to folder on network
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Date: Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 2:4
Rebecca,
Check the Cross-Reference for that you are applying.
I am not using FM9, still on F7.2, but I wouldn't expect Adobe to change the
xref format rules:
Look at the following and see if it doesn't answer your problem:
Cross Reference format:
see \<$paratext>\ on page\ <$pagenum>
results i
Rebecca,
Check the Cross-Reference for that you are applying.
I am not using FM9, still on F7.2, but I wouldn't expect Adobe to change the
xref format rules:
Look at the following and see if it doesn't answer your problem:
Cross Reference format:
see \<$paratext>\ on page\ <$pagenum>
results i
Caroline,
The latest, probably the last, patch for FrameMaker 7.2 is p158. It can be
downloaded at http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=3332.
HTH
--- On Mon, 9/13/10, Caroline Tabach wrote:
From: Caroline Tabach
Subject: Patches for Frame 7.2 on XP?
To: framers@lists.frameu
Caroline,
The latest, probably the last, patch for FrameMaker 7.2 is p158. It can be
downloaded at http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=3332.
HTH
--- On Mon, 9/13/10, Caroline Tabach wrote:
From: Caroline Tabach
Subject: Patches for Frame 7.2 on XP?
To: framers at lists.fra
Cynthia,
Scriptorium has a downloadable PDF of the FrameMaker 7 User's Manual. I don't
know how complete, but it is worth a shot
(http://store.scriptorium.com/items/books/publishing-fundamentals-framemaker-7-formerly-framemaker-7-the-complete-reference-bkfm7_pdf-detail.htm).
HTH
--- On Mon, 9/6
Cynthia,
Scriptorium has a downloadable PDF of the FrameMaker 7 User's Manual. I don't
know how complete, but it is worth a shot
(http://store.scriptorium.com/items/books/publishing-fundamentals-framemaker-7-formerly-framemaker-7-the-complete-reference-bkfm7_pdf-detail.htm).
HTH
--- On Mon, 9/6
David,
Paragraph Tools from Silicon Prairie
(http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/Products.html) should do the trick.
HTH
Dave
--- On Tue, 8/31/10, David Millis wrote:
From: David Millis
Subject: Changing templates - converting paragraph tags
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Date: Tuesday,
David,
Paragraph Tools from Silicon Prairie
(http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/Products.html) should do the trick.
HTH
Dave
--- On Tue, 8/31/10, David Millis wrote:
From: David Millis
Subject: Changing templates - converting paragraph tags
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Date: Tuesda
Jasmine,
Probably not the desired option, but you could try importing the text insets
into the document instead of by reference.
There has been other activity here on this subject. You might want to search
the archives and see what developed from those earlier queries.
--- On Wed, 7/21/10, Gra
Jasmine,
Probably not the desired option, but you could try importing the text insets
into the document instead of by reference.
?
There has been other activity here on this subject. You might want to search
the archives and see what developed from those earlier queries.
--- On Wed, 7/21/10, Gra
Clara,
The Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications, Version 3.0 states:
type vs. enter
Use type, not type in or enter, if information the user types appears on the
screen. An exception to this rule is that you can tell users to "enter" a file
name, for example, in a combo box when
Clara,
The Microsoft Manual of Style for Technical Publications, Version 3.0 states:
?
type vs. enter
Use type, not type in or enter, if information the user types appears on the
screen. An exception to this rule is that you can tell users to "enter" a file
name, for example, in a combo box when
I think you out of luck doing this in FrameMaker. It has to do with bookmark
placement, which normally is at the destination of the bookmark.
In Acrobat it is a different story, and I verified this on a PDF.
On the Properties page (File > Properties), under the Initial View tab:
set Page layou
I think you out of luck doing this in FrameMaker. It has to do with bookmark
placement, which normally is at the destination of the bookmark.
?
In Acrobat it is a different story, and I verified this on a PDF.
?
On the Properties page (File > Properties), under the Initial View tab:
set Page layou
Tori,
HAT (Help Authoring Tool).
--- On Thu, 6/17/10, Tori Muir wrote:
From: Tori Muir
Subject: Re: Client Needs FrameMaker --> Eclipse Help provider
To: "Bill Swallow"
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Date: Thursday, June 17, 2010, 11:43 AM
Good golly. I think the answer to all of these is
Tori,
HAT (Help Authoring Tool).
--- On Thu, 6/17/10, Tori Muir wrote:
From: Tori Muir
Subject: Re: Client Needs FrameMaker --> Eclipse Help provider
To: "Bill Swallow"
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Date: Thursday, June 17, 2010, 11:43 AM
Good golly. I think the answer to all of these
Jazz,
If memory serves me, Rick Quartro has a script that will do this.
If he doesn't, and you are delivering PDFs, you can do this in Acrobat.
I just tested it and it works with Acrobat 8.
In Acrobat, open you PDF and select Document > Add Header and Footer.
Then select Setup Page Number and D
Jazz,
If memory serves me, Rick Quartro has a script that will do this.
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If he doesn't, and you are delivering PDFs, you can do this in Acrobat.
I just tested it and it works with Acrobat 8.
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In Acrobat, open you PDF and select Document > Add Header and Footer.
Then select Setup Page Number and D
Then, if you aren't using Frame 8, or greater, about the only way you can get
what you want is by using conditional text, which is what Frame 8 really uses.
Just set up a condition code for new/replaced and old/changed, or whatever
names you want to call them. Then distribute with the condition
Then, if you aren't using Frame 8, or greater, about the only way you can get
what you want is by using conditional text, which is what Frame 8 really uses.
?
Just set up a condition code for new/replaced and old/changed, or whatever
names you want to call them. Then distribute with the condition
If you are delivering documents as PDF, using Adobe Acrobat, then you have a
tool.
Just enable commenting in your review PDFs. Your reviewers, using Acrobat
Reader, can insert comments, redline, mar out, etc. You can then combine all of
the comments received into one file, with the comments an
If you are delivering documents as PDF, using Adobe Acrobat, then you have a
tool.
?
Just enable commenting in your review PDFs. Your reviewers, using Acrobat
Reader, can insert comments, redline, mar out, etc. You can then combine all of
the comments received into one file, with the comments an
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