SV: extract changed texts

Ämne: extract changed texts Hi, One client ask me to extract all lines that have any changes (=marked with change bars) to get a rough idea about the amount of text to translate. Anyone has an idea? There are many many pages, so manual mark-copy-paste is not what I would like to do. Regards

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Hi, But how do I change to a conditional text? The alternatives in the Change to box are very limited, just Text, Character format and By pasting - I cannot choose a certain character tag. Or? regards Gunnar At 03:22 03/04/2008, you wrote: Hi, A quick and simple method is to find/change

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-- -Ursprungligt meddelande- Från: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] För Gunnar Carlsson Skickat: den 3 april 2008 10:51 Till: framers@lists.frameusers.com Ämne: Re: SV: extract changed texts Hi, But how do I change to a conditional text? The alternatives in the Change to box

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Thank you VERY much, Rolf!! After 10 years with FrameMaker I have finally found this function, to paste formats!! This made my day (and it is still 06:30 in the morning!). Regards Gunnar At 03:55 03/04/2008, you wrote: Hi, 1) Select some text and apply the condition Changebar. 2) Edit-Copy

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meusers.com] F?r Gunnar Carlsson Skickat: den 2 april 2008 18:07 Till: framers at lists.frameusers.com ?mne: extract changed texts Hi, One client ask me to extract all lines that have any changes (=marked with change bars) to get a rough idea about the amount of text to translate. Anyone has an ide

SV: extract changed texts

Hi, But how do I change to a conditional text? The alternatives in the "Change to" box are very limited, just Text, Character format and By pasting - I cannot choose a certain character tag. Or? regards Gunnar At 03:22 03/04/2008, you wrote: >Hi, > >A quick and simple method is to

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.mallverkstan.se -- -Ursprungligt meddelande- Fr?n: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] F?r Gunnar Carlsson Skickat: den 3 april 2008 10:51 Till: framers at lists.frameusers.com ?mne: Re: SV: extract changed texts Hi, But

SV: extract changed texts

Thank you VERY much, Rolf!! After 10 years with FrameMaker I have finally found this function, to paste formats!! This made my day (and it is still 06:30 in the morning!). Regards Gunnar At 03:55 03/04/2008, you wrote: >Hi, > >1) Select some text and apply the condition "Changebar". >2)

extract changed texts

Hi, One client ask me to extract all lines that have any changes (=marked with change bars) to get a rough idea about the amount of text to translate. Anyone has an idea? There are many many pages, so manual mark-copy-paste is not what I would like to do. Regards Gunnar

Re: extract changed texts

Hi Gunnar, This is rather easy to do if you have FrameScript. FrameScript is a powerful and easy-to-use internals programming language for FrameMaker. Using FrameScript you would would do the following: Loop for every chapter in a book: --Loop for every paragraph in a chapter: Inspect

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Is there a way to search for text with a change bar, you could do the same thing with a simple AutoIt script. And AutoIt is free. Regards, Shmuel Wolfson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Gunnar, This is rather easy to do if you have FrameScript. FrameScript is a powerful and easy-to-use

Re: extract changed texts

Hello, Gunnar. We have a REXX script that processes MIF files to extract only the changebar text. We use it to get a rough word counts for translation. You're welcome to it if you don't find anything else. To run the script you'd need to install a free REXX interpreter (I use Regina). Shmuel

extract changed texts

Hi, One client ask me to extract all lines that have any changes (=marked with change bars) to get a rough idea about the amount of text to translate. Anyone has an idea? There are many many pages, so manual mark-copy-paste is not what I would like to do. Regards Gunnar

extract changed texts

Hi Gunnar, This is rather easy to do if you have FrameScript. FrameScript is a powerful and easy-to-use internals programming language for FrameMaker. Using FrameScript you would would do the following: Loop for every chapter in a book: --Loop for every paragraph in a chapter: Inspect

extract changed texts

Is there a way to search for text with a change bar, you could do the same thing with a simple AutoIt script. And AutoIt is free. Regards, Shmuel Wolfson martin.smith at golehtek.com wrote: > Hi Gunnar, > > This is rather easy to do if you have FrameScript. FrameScript is a > powerful and

extract changed texts

Hello, Gunnar. We have a REXX script that processes MIF files to extract only the changebar text. We use it to get a rough word counts for translation. You're welcome to it if you don't find anything else. To run the script you'd need to install a free REXX interpreter (I use Regina). Shmuel

extract changed texts

Hi, Gunnar: One approach that might work is to use File > Utilities > Document Reports > Word Count to compare the changed documents to their originals. If the originals aren't available, another approach might be to use Find/Replace to replace all change-bar-marked text with nothing, and

extract changed texts

dnesday, April 2, 2008 1:11:53 PM > Subject: Re: extract changed texts > > Hello, Gunnar. We have a REXX script that processes MIF files to extract > only the changebar text. We use it to get a rough word counts for > translation. You're welcome to it if you don't find anything else. >

extract changed texts

The primary difference between FrameScript and other scripting languages is that FrameScript provides direct access to the internals of FrameMaker itself. FrameScript exposes the FrameMaker API (which you can also manipulate by downloading the Frame Developers Kit and programming in C).