Hello All,
Structured FrameMaker allows you to open an XML file and edit it in
FrameMaker, while retaining the XML extension. This leads me to the
question: What happens if you have your application set to use XSL on
export, and you save an XML file that is open with FrameMaker? It doesn't
I've been receiving them for quite some time now. I have yet to
receive a response. Further, addresses I do not use for professional
networking (like my at-work address, which I reserve for at-work mail)
somehow is receiving these. I'd really like to know where Pubsnet got
these addresses from.
And those NOT on their subscriber list (by choice). This does not bode
well for them.
On 9/14/06, Bureeda Bruner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am receiving them as well. I assume everyone on their subscriber list is
receiving them.
--
Bill Swallow
HATT List Owner
WWP-Users List Owner
Senior
So far I haven't noticed them at my work address (this is my personal address).
But then there are university spam filters at work on that one.
- web
At 10:05 AM -0400 9/15/06, Bill Swallow wrote:
I've been receiving them for quite some time now. I have yet to
receive a response. Further,
Has anyone successfully used Framemaker as an output for Evolution LCMS
software by OutStart Inc.?
OutStart has indicated that it is possible to create Framemaker output
but we have not been able to get details from the vendor.
We currently create unstructured Framemaker documents with version
Rick,
the Structured Application Developer's Guide explains a new maker.ini
option:
TreatXMLAsXML=Off
I found it in the FM 7.2 Structured Application Developer's Guide, page 258.
- Michael
On 15.09.2006 14:04, Rick Quatro schrieb/wrote:
Is there a setting somewhere to prevent you from saving
Hello All,
I don't know if I am remembering correctly, but I seem to recall in an early
version of FrameMaker, there was an example of using PostScript code to
angle table cells at a non-standard angle. It was probably done with
PostScript text frames. If anybody remembers any details or has
Rick Quatro wrote:
Hello All,
I don't know if I am remembering correctly, but I seem to recall in an
early version of FrameMaker, there was an example of using PostScript
code to angle table cells at a non-standard angle. It was probably
done with PostScript text frames. If anybody remembers
I'm working in a document I just took over from a writer who left. I want it to
use my styles, so I imported all formats--page layouts, paragraphs, characters,
color definitions, everything--from one of my other documents. Everything seems
to be working as expected, except that when I apply a
I was given the answer off-list. Somehow, my color view was changed so that
most non-black colors were invisible. I have no idea how it happened, but it's
fixed now.
Bob
Love people. Use things. Not vice-versa. -- Kelly Rothaus
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Rick,
I've still got FM4 installation floppies hanging around. There is a
sample there that rotates text using PostScript text frames. Did you
want to rotate the cell borders as well? The sample doesn't do that, but
there might be enough there for you to figure it out for yourself. I'll
Wow, thanks! Now I know that my memory is OK and it wasn't a dream. :-)
Rick
Hi Rick,
I've still got FM4 installation floppies hanging around. There is a
sample there that rotates text using PostScript text frames. Did you
want to rotate the cell borders as well? The sample doesn't do that,
Hello All,
Structured FrameMaker allows you to open an XML file and edit it in
FrameMaker, while retaining the XML extension. This leads me to the
question: What happens if you have your application set to use XSL on
export, and you save an XML file that is open with FrameMaker? It doesn't
I just answered my own question with a test. The stylesheet DOES get
applied, even though the XML file is still open in FrameMaker. Of course,
the changes that the stylesheet makes are not reflected in the open
FrameMaker document unless you first close the document and attempt to
reopen it.
Gillian,
It sounds like WWeP Pro is a better fit for your workflow. With WWeP,
you can pretty much create help by running a single command without any
post-processing.
With RH, you have to create a new project, import the Frame docs, and
then create the help. Oh, you'll most likely have to do a
I've been receiving them for quite some time now. I have yet to
receive a response. Further, addresses I do not use for professional
networking (like my at-work address, which I reserve for at-work mail)
somehow is receiving these. I'd really like to know where Pubsnet got
these addresses from.
And those NOT on their subscriber list (by choice). This does not bode
well for them.
On 9/14/06, Bureeda Bruner wrote:
> I am receiving them as well. I assume everyone on their subscriber list is
> receiving them.
--
Bill Swallow
HATT List Owner
WWP-Users List Owner
Senior Member STC,
Fred Staal wrote:
> We use Visio and import the charts into FM 6 as a linked
> objects. The process seems stable, retains vector format, and
> avoids any conversion issues.
We used that method back when we only had an occasional Visio drawing,
and it was OK for that. It is, of course,
So far I haven't noticed them at my work address (this is my personal address).
But then there are university spam filters at work on that one.
- web
At 10:05 AM -0400 9/15/06, Bill Swallow wrote:
>I've been receiving them for quite some time now. I have yet to
>receive a response. Further,
Has anyone successfully used Framemaker as an output for Evolution LCMS
software by OutStart Inc.?
OutStart has indicated that it is possible to create Framemaker output
but we have not been able to get details from the vendor.
We currently create unstructured Framemaker documents with version
Rick,
the Structured Application Developer's Guide explains a new maker.ini
option:
TreatXMLAsXML=Off
I found it in the FM 7.2 Structured Application Developer's Guide, page 258.
- Michael
On 15.09.2006 14:04, Rick Quatro schrieb/wrote:
> Is there a setting somewhere to prevent you from
Hello All,
I don't know if I am remembering correctly, but I seem to recall in an early
version of FrameMaker, there was an example of using PostScript code to
angle table cells at a non-standard angle. It was probably done with
PostScript text frames. If anybody remembers any details or has
Rick Quatro wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I don't know if I am remembering correctly, but I seem to recall in an
> early version of FrameMaker, there was an example of using PostScript
> code to angle table cells at a non-standard angle. It was probably
> done with PostScript text frames. If anybody
I'm working in a document I just took over from a writer who left. I want it to
use my styles, so I imported all formats--page layouts, paragraphs, characters,
color definitions, everything--from one of my other documents. Everything seems
to be working as expected, except that when I apply a
I was given the answer off-list. Somehow, my color view was changed so that
most non-black colors were invisible. I have no idea how it happened, but it's
fixed now.
Bob
"Love people. Use things. Not vice-versa." -- Kelly Rothaus
> -Original Message-
> From:
Hi Rick,
I've still got FM4 installation floppies hanging around. There is a
sample there that rotates text using PostScript text frames. Did you
want to rotate the cell borders as well? The sample doesn't do that, but
there might be enough there for you to figure it out for yourself. I'll
Wow, thanks! Now I know that my memory is OK and it wasn't a dream. :-)
Rick
> Hi Rick,
>
> I've still got FM4 installation floppies hanging around. There is a
> sample there that rotates text using PostScript text frames. Did you
> want to rotate the cell borders as well? The sample doesn't
pdfFLY (www.pdf-fly.com) converts any drawing saved as PostScript or
PDF file to an editable FrameMaker Interchange Format (MIF). Which is vector
based.
Any windows application, including SmartDraw, Visio, could generate a
PostScript file
of the drawing, using the Print-to-File option.
Jan
I just report them all as spam.
:)
BW
--- Bill Swallow wrote:
> I've been receiving them for quite some time now. I
> have yet to
> receive a response. Further, addresses I do not use
> for professional
> networking (like my at-work address, which I reserve
> for at-work mail)
> somehow is
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Hello All,
I'm creating pop-ups from images in my documentation. I'm doing this by
inserting ImageAreaAltText Markers in text frames defined in the graphics.
After regenerating my project the pop-ups appear like they're supposed to
when I pass my cursor over them. Unfortunately, these pop-ups
I use the "FrameMaker primitives" that Bill Briggs created. I added them
to AutoText (you do use the AutoText plug-in, right?), so I can just
select the piece I need from the AutoText menu, type the text, and then
add the next piece. Some final alignment at the end and it's done. Using
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