No such animal in the Mac install.
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At 7:39 PM -0600 5/4/06, Ian Hawkins wrote:
>You can. Using FrameMaker, open the file
>\fminit\custom. This is a FrameMaker file,
>even without the .fm extension. This file is used as the default template.
>Change the smart spaces setting and save the
You can. Using FrameMaker, open the file
\fminit\custom. This is a FrameMaker
file, even without the .fm extension. This file is used as the default
template. Change the smart spaces setting and save the file.
Ian
Bill Briggs wrote:
What would be nice is if you could make the default new do
That setting should therefore be held in the template you base your new
document on. Our templates stupidly don't have it turned on, despite the
large number of code examples in our documents.
-Original Message-
Bill Briggs wrote:
What would be nice is if you could make the default new
What would be nice is if you could make the default new document have it turned
on.
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At 11:24 AM +1000 5/5/06, Partridge, Robert wrote:
>Ignore me... I forgot the setting is saved in the document, it's not an
>ini file setting. Once changed and saved it is always true for that
>document.
>
Ignore me... I forgot the setting is saved in the document, it's not an
ini file setting. Once changed and saved it is always true for that
document.
Rob
-Original Message-
I seem to remember some way of turning the smart spaces option off by
default in FrameMaker with the ini file. But
