All,
I have been using InDesign for several years and have recently started using
FrameMaker (FM8 on XP Pro) again (use dictated in each case by client
requirements) after several years away from it. InDesign has a feature where
you can search for the use of a specific font. Does FrameMaker
Brian,
This is actually a FAQ, so you can find lots of info on how to resolve
it, but the basics:
* The missing font(s) may be used on a Master or Reference page, so
you need to check those.
* If you don't need to preserve the missing font, set your FM
preferences to turn Remember Missing Fonts
Hi Brian,
Stubborn missing fonts like this generally are hidden in table formats.
You can use this general process to find and fix them.
1) Go to one of the default master pages (View Master Pages).
2) Click in the main text frame and insert the first table from your Table
Catalog (Table
Hi, Brian:
Search Google for: how to find missing fonts in framemaker. You'll see
many past postings, from this and other forums, about the various
causes of this message.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:48 AM, Brian Lamborn
Hi, Brian:
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:48 AM, Brian Lamborn blamb...@comcast.net wrote:
All,
I also cannot run the Update Book function because of this same error.
File errors like missing fonts that appear when opening a file cancel
the book update process. To work around the problem, from the
3) Click in each cell and remove any of the missing fonts. You do this
by
applying paragraph formats to the cell paragraphs; of course making sure
that all of the paragraph formats you apply have valid fonts.
In addition to checking cells, be sure to also check the table title. It is
often
Another way to find missing fonts is to create an Index of References and
specify fonts. FrameMaker will generate a document with a hyperlink to the
locations of each of the fonts used. You can follow a link and change the
font. I don't believe this method will find fonts on master or reference
Mike Wickham wrote: Another way to find missing fonts is to create an Index of
References and
specify fonts. FrameMaker will generate a document with a hyperlink to the
locations of each of the fonts used. You can follow a link and change the
font. I don't believe this method will find
All,
I have been using InDesign for several years and have recently started using
FrameMaker (FM8 on XP Pro) again (use dictated in each case by client
requirements) after several years away from it. InDesign has a feature where
you can search for the use of a specific font. Does FrameMaker
Brian,
This is actually a FAQ, so you can find lots of info on how to resolve
it, but the basics:
* The missing font(s) may be used on a Master or Reference page, so
you need to check those.
* If you don't need to preserve the missing font, set your FM
preferences to turn "Remember Missing
Hi Brian,
Stubborn missing fonts like this generally are "hidden" in table formats.
You can use this general process to find and fix them.
1) Go to one of the default master pages (View > Master Pages).
2) Click in the main text frame and insert the first table from your Table
Catalog (Table
Hi, Brian:
Search Google for: how to find missing fonts in framemaker. You'll see
many past postings, from this and other forums, about the various
causes of this message.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:48 AM, Brian Lamborn wrote:
> All,
Hi, Brian:
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 7:48 AM, Brian Lamborn wrote:
> All,
> I also cannot run the Update Book function because of this same error.
File errors like missing fonts that appear when opening a file cancel
the book update process. To work around the problem, from the book
window, open
> 3) Click in each cell and remove any of the "missing" fonts. You do this
> by
> applying paragraph formats to the cell paragraphs; of course making sure
> that all of the paragraph formats you apply have valid fonts.
In addition to checking cells, be sure to also check the table title. It is
Another way to find missing fonts is to create an Index of References and
specify fonts. FrameMaker will generate a document with a hyperlink to the
locations of each of the fonts used. You can follow a link and change the
font. I don't believe this method will find fonts on master or reference
Mike Wickham wrote:> Another way to find missing fonts is to create an Index of
References and
> specify fonts. FrameMaker will generate a document with a hyperlink to the
> locations of each of the fonts used. You can follow a link and change the
> font. I don't believe this method will find
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