Thanks Rick,
now that we've managed to structure error-free documents, we no longer
get the Id attributes. Weird.
Anyway, thanks for your reply, as usual! :)
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 4:53 PM, Rick Quatro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jakob,
These Id and Idref attributes are usually created to
Thanks Rick,
now that we've managed to structure error-free documents, we no longer
get the Id attributes. Weird.
Anyway, thanks for your reply, as usual! :)
On Thu, Oct 16, 2008 at 4:53 PM, Rick Quatro
wrote:
> Hi Jakob,
>
> These Id and Idref attributes are usually created to facilitate
Hi,
we're evaluating (rather successfully up to some point, I should say)
the use of FM8 to structure an unstructured document using a
conversion table.
The one problem we encounter and can't pin down is the presence of an
*Id* (Mixed case) attribute. We use an unstructured document without
any
Hi Jakob,
These Id and Idref attributes are usually created to facilitate converting
the unstructured cross-references to structured cross-references. There is
no way that I know of to change this attribute name during the conversion. I
use FrameScript to clean up the cross-references,
Hi,
we're evaluating (rather successfully up to some point, I should say)
the use of FM8 to structure an unstructured document using a
conversion table.
The one problem we encounter and can't pin down is the presence of an
*Id* (Mixed case) attribute. We use an unstructured document without
any
Hi Jakob,
These Id and Idref attributes are usually created to facilitate converting
the unstructured cross-references to structured cross-references. There is
no way that I know of to change this attribute name during the conversion. I
use FrameScript to clean up the cross-references,
Hi all-
I've decided to dive into Structured FM and see if I can make these
Release Notes easier to manage. Since we don't yet have a need for
markup, I'm starting with just the EDD so at least we'll have some of
the benefits of a structured environment in place before we get other
departments
At 12:11 -0500 23/5/07, Lin Surasky wrote:
For now, the question is, what's wrong with my conversion table that I
can't get the Description element to be wrapped properly around the
paragraphs and lists that follow a CR Title? If I specify E:Para as the
object(s) to be wrapped in the Description
Unless I am misreading the table (entirely possible, given the
reformatting that this list forces), it appears that you do not have
anything that is being mapped to the Para[CR] or List[CR] elements.
And you say that the structure of a CR should be a Title, followed by a
description. So that's
Hi, Lester-
Do you have different tags for the paragraphs of a
introduction, CR description? This would allow you to
specify these in the conversion table separately (e.g.
P:Intro maps to Para[Intro] and P:Body maps to
Para[CR]) and then you can include the specific qualified
para
Hi all-
I've decided to dive into Structured FM and see if I can make these
Release Notes easier to manage. Since we don't yet have a need for
markup, I'm starting with just the EDD so at least we'll have some of
the benefits of a structured environment in place before we get other
departments
At 12:11 -0500 23/5/07, Lin Surasky wrote:
>For now, the question is, what's wrong with my conversion table that I
>can't get the Description element to be wrapped properly around the
>paragraphs and lists that follow a CR Title? If I specify E:Para as the
>object(s) to be wrapped in the
Unless I am misreading the table (entirely possible, given the
reformatting that this list forces), it appears that you do not have
anything that is being mapped to the Para[CR] or List[CR] elements.
And you say that the structure of a CR should be a Title, followed by a
description. So that's
Hi, Lester-
> Do you have different tags for the paragraphs of a
> introduction, CR description? This would allow you to
> specify these in the conversion table separately (e.g.
> P:Intro maps to Para[Intro] and P:Body maps to
> Para[CR]) and then you can include the specific qualified
>
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