Is there a utility/plug-in that does book-level searches for tracked
edits in FM 8? It's darned annoying to have to open and search each file
separately.
= Mike Bradley
www.techpubs.com
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Hi,
I have some FM files that were created in Word some time ago, then
imported into FM more recently.
In FM, we were able to remove all the artifacts from Word except for the
color definitions. We are not using any of the Word colors in the FM
files, but
Oh, and I looked in the MIF file for the colors and they aren't there!
= Mike Bradley
I have some FM files that were created in Word some time ago, then
imported into FM more recently.
In FM, we were able to remove all the artifacts from Word except for the
color definitions. We are not
Dang! I did a MIF Wash using mif2go, and the RGB colors are gone. I love
it when software works.
Thanks for the tip!
= Mike B
Original Message
Subject: RE: FM 8 - Can't Delete Color Definitions
From: Pinkham, Jim jim.pink...@voith.com
Date: Wed, March 10, 2010 2:34 pm
However, in Word, you can stabilize the numbering system. Go to
ToolsProtect Document and click the box Limit formatting to a
selection of styles. Click the Settings link and from there, you can
choose which styles the document's users can employ and which they
cannot.
I just did a couple
ImportFormatsSpecial is an inexpensive well-designed plug-in that enables you
to import 22 different format types in any combination. I've used it for years
and can't imagine not having it around, esp. when I'm working up new templates.
It's at www.frameexpert.com:
I'm using FM 7.1 to create source files for online help, which is generated by
WebWorks ePublisher Pro 9.1.
I have a few HTML links to other web sites. In FM, I insert them using the
Hypertext marker text:
message URL http://www.techpubs.com
In the WW help file, the links open in a new
