with
the Emphasis (italic) tag, and then used Format Font Style Plain to
suppress it, so everything that should be plain text has a character format
override. There are hundreds of such strings.
Find, Default ¶ Font, Find, Default ¶ Font, Find, Default ¶ Font ...
Too bad Find/Change isn't flexible enough
sis (italic) tag, and then used Format > Font > Style > Plain to
suppress it, so everything that should be plain text has a character format
override. There are hundreds of such strings.
Find, Default ? Font, Find, Default ? Font, Find, Default ? Font ...
Too bad Find/Change isn't fle
On my system it only appears if I switch to structured mode. FM10,
Windows 7 64-bit. I guess I'll call Adobe support.
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Rick Quatro r...@rickquatro.com wrote:
Create and Apply Formats appears in both unstructured and structured modes.
I see, the command appears only when the focus is on an open .fm file.
I guess you can't do a whole book at once. Bad UI design that when the
focus is on a book file the command disappears from the menu instead
of appearing as disabled.
On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 8:31 AM, Robert Lauriston
On my system it only appears if I switch to structured mode. FM10,
Windows 7 64-bit. I guess I'll call Adobe support.
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 7:37 PM, Rick Quatro wrote:
> Create and Apply Formats appears in both unstructured and structured modes.
I see, the command appears only when the focus is on an open .fm file.
I guess you can't do a whole book at once. Bad UI design that when the
focus is on a book file the command disappears from the menu instead
of appearing as disabled.
On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 8:31 AM, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>
] On Behalf Of Robert Lauriston
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 3:29 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find/Change Character Format Override in FM10
Here's a tedious chore: somebody apparently formatted an entire chapter with
the Emphasis (italic) tag, and then used Format Font Style Plain
But removing character overrides doesn't convert overrides of bold text from
the Text Formatting bar to the character tag Bold.
You can always do the File Utilities Create and Apply formats dance to
create tags for all the formatted text and at the same time create new ones
for overrides that
Create and Apply Formats is on the menu only in structured mode. This
book is unstructured.
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 12:15 PM, Craig Ede craig...@hotmail.com wrote:
I commented the other day on how to do a file scrub of formats that would
work well in your situation using the File Utilities
...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Robert Lauriston
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 3:41 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find/Change Character Format Override in FM10
Create and Apply Formats is on the menu only in structured mode. This book
rs.com] On Behalf Of Robert Lauriston
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2012 3:29 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find/Change Character Format Override in FM10
Here's a tedious chore: somebody apparently formatted an entire chapter with
the Emphasis (italic) tag, and then used Format > Fon
But removing character overrides doesn't convert overrides of bold text from
the Text Formatting bar to the character tag Bold.
You can always do the File > Utilities > Create and Apply formats dance to
create tags for all the formatted text and at the same time create new ones
for overrides that
Create and Apply Formats is on the menu only in structured mode. This
book is unstructured.
On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 12:15 PM, Craig Ede wrote:
> I commented the other day on how to do a file scrub of formats that would
> work well in your situation using the File > Utilities > Create and Apply
>
...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Robert Lauriston
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 3:41 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find/Change Character Format Override in FM10
Create and Apply Formats is on the menu only in structured mode
Here's a tedious chore: somebody apparently formatted an entire
chapter with the Emphasis (italic) tag, and then used Format Font
Style Plain to suppress it, so everything that should be plain text
has a character format override. There are hundreds of such strings.
Find, Default ¶ Font, Find
Here's a tedious chore: somebody apparently formatted an entire
chapter with the Emphasis (italic) tag, and then used Format > Font >
Style > Plain to suppress it, so everything that should be plain text
has a character format override. There are hundreds of such strings.
Find, Defau
Thanks to Craig Ede for pointing me to the new FM10 Find/Change
Character Format Override feature.
It's pretty crude. You can't specify a specific character format
override to search for, the way you can when simply searching for
character formats, so you can't find Italic or Bold overrides
On 07/06/2012 4:47 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
Thanks to Craig Ede for pointing me to the new FM10 Find/Change
Character Format Override feature.
It's pretty crude. You can't specify a specific character format
override to search for, the way you can when simply searching for
character formats
Yes, but I'm cleaning up a 1000-page doc that has been updated by
many hands over the years. I need to look at each mistake and decide
what correct tags are, if any. Some of the mistakes are pretty
creative, e.g. somebody had a habit of accidentally formatting whole
paragraph with character tags
On 07/06/2012 4:47 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> Thanks to Craig Ede for pointing me to the new FM10 Find/Change
> Character Format Override feature.
>
> It's pretty crude. You can't specify a specific character format
> override to search for, the way you can when simply searching
Yes, but I'm cleaning up a >1000-page doc that has been updated by
many hands over the years. I need to look at each mistake and decide
what correct tags are, if any. Some of the mistakes are pretty
creative, e.g. somebody had a habit of accidentally formatting whole
paragraph with character tags
Thanks to Craig Ede for pointing me to the new FM10 Find/Change
Character Format Override feature.
It's pretty crude. You can't specify a specific character format
override to search for, the way you can when simply searching for
character formats, so you can't find Italic or Bold overrides
Joseph Lorenzini wrote:
I am using the Find Character Format Override option in the find
dialog box. I am constantly getting a hit on the paragraph where a text
inset is inserted. If the paragraph is Body, then it does not find an
override. If however the paragraph format is anchor
Joseph Lorenzini wrote:
> I am using the "Find Character Format Override" option in the find
> dialog box. I am constantly getting a hit on the paragraph where a text
> inset is inserted. If the paragraph is "Body", then it does not find an
> override. If howeve
Hi Joseph,
Do you use Conditional Text?
The last time I checked (and the main reason I stopped using conditional text
at my last company) Frame creates a character format override for every line of
a praragraph that is conditionalized. It was a major pain for us, especially
with multiple
Hi Joseph,
Do you use Conditional Text?
The last time I checked (and the main reason I stopped using conditional text
at my last company) Frame creates a character format override for every line of
a praragraph that is conditionalized. It was a major pain for us, especially
with multiple
Hi all,
I am using the Find Character Format Override option in the find dialog
box. I am constantly getting a hit on the paragraph where a text inset is
inserted. If the paragraph is Body, then it does not find an override. If
however the paragraph format is anchor, then it does find an override
Hi all,
I am using the "Find Character Format Override" option in the find dialog
box. I am constantly getting a hit on the paragraph where a text inset is
inserted. If the paragraph is "Body", then it does not find an override. If
however the paragraph format is ancho
Hello all,
I'm using Mif2Go to convert FM8 books to HTML.
Once in a while, I need to override the Bold character format (color set to as
is) with a different color, which can have one or more words. I've been going
through the Mif2Go user's guide and trying all the permutations that I think
On Wed, 1 Sep 2010 21:21:50 -0700, Celine Dion
cd...@cybersource.com wrote:
I'm using Mif2Go to convert FM8 books to HTML.
Good choice. ;-)
Once in a while, I need to override the Bold character
format (color set to as is) with a different color, which
can have one or more words. I've been
On Wed, 1 Sep 2010 21:21:50 -0700, Celine Dion
wrote:
>I'm using Mif2Go to convert FM8 books to HTML.
Good choice. ;-)
>Once in a while, I need to override the Bold character
>format (color set to as is) with a different color, which
>can have one or more words. I've been going through the
Hello all,
I'm using Mif2Go to convert FM8 books to HTML.
Once in a while, I need to override the Bold character format (color set to as
is) with a different color, which can have one or more words. I've been going
through the Mif2Go user's guide and trying all the permutations that I think
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