Back when we were still doing an ASCII version of the Release Notes, I
developed a template that used the same paragraph tags but had different font
(a fixed width) with headings in all upper case, bullets replaced with o, -,
and + for the three possible levels, and a different page layout to
Back when we were still doing an ASCII version of the Release Notes, I
developed a template that used the same paragraph tags but had different font
(a fixed width) with headings in all upper case, bullets replaced with o, -,
and + for the three possible levels, and a different page layout to
Hi Emelita-
We looked at it, but FM files are binaries. The repository gets huge very
quickly. Also, even if you store MIF instead, you still can't get any of the
usual ClearCase benefits of merging or doc comparison, because MIFs (at least
in older versions; this was FM6) do not preserve
Hi Emelita-
We looked at it, but FM files are binaries. The repository gets huge very
quickly. Also, even if you store MIF instead, you still can't get any of the
usual ClearCase benefits of merging or doc comparison, because MIFs (at least
in older versions; this was FM6) do not preserve
Richard suggests just turning off the Remember missing font names. In
the past, I have had unavailable fonts turn up in legacy documents where
that trick did not work.
If the font is in an default paragraph format of an unused table type,
save the file as .mif and search on the font name. You
Richard suggests just turning off the "Remember missing font names". In
the past, I have had unavailable fonts turn up in legacy documents where
that trick did not work.
If the font is in an default paragraph format of an unused table type,
save the file as .mif and search on the font name. You
Hi Mathieu-
There has been a whole lot of research on this. If you are looking
at reading quality, more important factors are kerning, leading, and
line length. Also, the age and background of the readers has a
significant effect. (For example, in a study published in the early
1990s,
Hi Mathieu-
There has been a whole lot of research on this. If you are looking
at reading quality, more important factors are kerning, leading, and
line length. Also, the age and background of the readers has a
significant effect. (For example, in a study published in the early
1990s,
