Hi,
Second question: Is there a way to specify to FM that the
bullets have to be included with the conditional text?
Select the entire paragraph instead of just the text in it.
If the paragraph with bullet or any other autonumbering is
the last one in a text flow (e.g. in a table cell
Brad,
Make sure to turn off your condition indicators before printing to PDF
(an option in the Show/Hide Conditional Text dialog box).
Make sure to apply the conditional text setting to the entire paragraph
tagged as a bullet, including the paragraph indicator/marker itself.
TVB
Tammy Van
Hi Brad,
OK, in answer to your first question: Before you go to print it, you
must change the Show/Hide settings. From the Conditional Text dialog
box, click Show/Hide (in the lower right corner). In the Show/Hide
Conditional Text dialog box that opens, select only the conditional text
you want
1. Before you make the PDF, at the book window select all the files, and then
choose View Show/Hide Indicators. Turn off the condition indicators there,
and the conditioned text will have the same formatting as unconditional text
(provided that you didn't apply the colors as character
Brad Simmons had two conditional text questions:
First Question: Is there any way I can specify that the
colors are viewed on the screen only, and not in the final
outputted document?
In the Show/Hide Conditional Text dialog, uncheck Show Condition
Indicators. Or, at the book level, select
Brad Simmons ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) asked:
1. First, I've marked the two versions of my manual with two different
colors. This is quite handy when I'm working with my file before I've
printed it. However, when I went to make the .PDF, I was surprised to
find that it preserved these colors in
On 10/30/07, Brad Simmons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello fellow FM users,
I'm delving into the world of conditional text for the first time since
I started using FrameMaker, and I've encountered a couple of unforseen
problems. I'm wondering if someone knows how to work around these?
1.
