Hi, Good day.
I use FrameMaker 7.1 with Windows XP.
I have got a FM book with about 50 chapters (files). But they are logically
grouped as 5 guides. All chapters in all guides have footers with Product Name,
Release No. and Date and Guide identification. For each guide, the footer
Thanks Fred. I got it right now.
Radha
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Ridder, Fred [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) Open each component file in turn (dismissing the alert
message) and then explicitly save the file to convert it
to 7.0 format so that it will open without any message the
next time you attempt
Hello
I use FM 7.0 to create the User Guides and Automap to convert the guides to
HTMLs. Our FM template is mapped with the Automap template. My queries are:
1. How do I create a static H1 heading in FM so that when it is
converted to html the main heading remains in focus while one
Radha,
It is early and I am not fully awake, yet, but I see a couple of ways to
resolve this issue.
1. Create a set of variables, one for the part of the number that
doesn't change, then separate ones for those portions that are unique
per guide.
Such as;
docnum as the base number.
guide1
Radha Padmanabhan wrote:
I have got a FM book with about 50 chapters (files). But
they are logically grouped as 5 guides. All chapters in all
guides have footers with Product Name, Release No. and Date
and Guide identification. For each guide, the footer has a
User
Peter Rule wrote:
You are correct, I am cut/copy and pasting within a Frame doc and
the, otherwise useful suggestion to edit the maker.ini file has no
effect on the paste special order in this context.
Thanks anyway, looks like I'll just have to suffer that extra click.
You don't have to
Hey!
Uh, I've been laid off, again. Bummer! On the other hand, I had already
been thinking it was time for me to move on. The company has changed
directions, and just doesn't need a tech writer, especially now that
I've finished the last round of documentation!
If you're in the SF Bay Area and
Steve Cavanaugh wrote:
There is an easier approach. HOVtext is a public domain
system utility that automatically strips formatting from
items you have copied to the clipboard. So when you paste, it
has already been reduced to simple text. I've been using it
here for a while now, and
Alexandra,
First of all, I wanted to confirm the excellent advice you got from Ann
Zdunczyk, Diane Gaskill and others. I have worked for a LSP (Language
Services Provider, or Translation Vendor) for nearly 10 years and with
FrameMaker for nearly 20 years; about 80% of our clients use FrameMaker
Fellow Framers,
Does anyone know how to have landscape and portrait pages in the same Frame
file. I tried to create a landscape master page in my frame file and the
application complained that other page sizes have to be adjusted because the
new page size is too small!
Appreciate your help
Don't get me wrong - I love the multiple undo feature; however, I save
early and often and every time I save, that annoying dialog box
prompting you about losing the undo History pops open. Ok, like after
200 times, I get it - I am acutely aware that I will lose my undo
History and no, I don't
It seems to work on both clipboards from tests I just performed here.
Once installed, you get a system tray icon that is green in the center.
Green means strip the formatting. If you click the icon once, the green
turns to red, which means the HOVtext tool is disabled and the clipboard
works as
This is a common request. Search Google for: framemaker rotate page
for postings that list the steps.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
Texan Scriber wrote:
Fellow Framers,
Does anyone know how to have landscape and portrait pages in the same
Frame
file. I tried
Thank you! Go to File Preferences General, and turn off the Show
warnings while
clearing history option.
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Brilliant.
Thanks to all for their suggestions. I am now extra-click free.
The winner is HOVtext. Its like someone designed an application just for me!
And so easy to use; it just works straight away. I am forever wanting to
paste-special ...text in all kinds of contexts and forever getting
Rick, David, Radha:
Radha Padmanabhan wrote:
I have got a FM book with about 50 chapters (files). But
they are logically grouped as 5 guides. All chapters in all
guides have footers with Product Name, Release No. and Date
and Guide identification. For each guide, the footer has a
-Original message-
From: "Peter Rule" li...@indite.com.au
Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:40:06 +1000
To: "Fred Ridder" docudoc at hotmail.com
Subject: RE: paste special ...text option
Yes, thankyou Fred (and everyone else).
You are correct, I am cut/copy and pasting within a Frame doc and
Hello
I use FM 7.0 to create the User Guides and Automap to convert the guides to
HTMLs. Our FM template is mapped with the Automap template. My queries are:
1. How do I create a static H1 heading in FM so that when it is
converted to html the main heading remains in focus while one
Radha,
It is early and I am not fully awake, yet, but I see a couple of ways to
resolve this issue.
1. Create a set of variables, one for the part of the number that
doesn't change, then separate ones for those portions that are unique
per guide.
Such as;
as the base number.
Etc.
In the
There is an easier approach. HOVtext is a public domain system utility
that automatically strips formatting from items you have copied to the
clipboard. So when you paste, it has already been reduced to simple
text. I've been using it here for a while now, and I can finally copy
and paste from
Hi all -
Sr. moment here. I am setting variables for a new template and for two
of the variables, I would like to have the registered trademark symbol
included as part of the variable value and for the other variable, I
would like to have the copyright symbol included as part of the variable
Radha Padmanabhan wrote:
> I have got a FM book with about 50 chapters (files). But
> they are logically grouped as 5 guides. All chapters in all
> guides have footers with Product Name, Release No. and Date
> and Guide identification. For each guide, the footer has a
> User
Peter Rule wrote:
> You are correct, I am cut/copy and pasting within a Frame doc and
> the, otherwise useful suggestion to edit the maker.ini file has no
> effect on the paste special order in this context.
>
> Thanks anyway, looks like I'll just have to suffer that extra click.
>
You don't
Hey!
Uh, I've been laid off, again. Bummer! On the other hand, I had already
been thinking it was time for me to move on. The company has changed
directions, and just doesn't need a tech writer, especially now that
I've finished the last round of documentation!
If you're in the SF Bay Area and
Never mind - got it. Thanks all.
Tammy Van Boening
Engineering Technical Writer
InsureWorx
303-729-7733
tvanboening at insureworx.com
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-Original Message-
From:
Steve Cavanaugh wrote:
> There is an easier approach. HOVtext is a public domain
> system utility that automatically strips formatting from
> items you have copied to the clipboard. So when you paste, it
> has already been reduced to simple text. I've been using it
> here for a while now,
Dov,
I have full access to that directory. And it doesn't happen to all PDFs,
just specific ones that all come from the same source document, which is
a legacy document. It's been updated many times.
And I have rebooted, it doesn't help. Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Gillian
-Original
Alexandra,
First of all, I wanted to confirm the excellent advice you got from Ann
Zdunczyk, Diane Gaskill and others. I have worked for a LSP (Language
Services Provider, or Translation Vendor) for nearly 10 years and with
FrameMaker for nearly 20 years; about 80% of our clients use FrameMaker
Fellow Framers,
Does anyone know how to have landscape and portrait pages in the same Frame
file. I tried to create a landscape master page in my frame file and the
application complained that other page sizes have to be adjusted because the
new page size is too small!
Appreciate your help
Don't get me wrong - I love the multiple undo feature; however, I save
early and often and every time I save, that annoying dialog box
prompting you about losing the undo History pops open. Ok, like after
200 times, I get it - I am acutely aware that I will lose my undo
History and no, I don't
It seems to work on both clipboards from tests I just performed here.
Once installed, you get a system tray icon that is green in the center.
Green means strip the formatting. If you click the icon once, the green
turns to red, which means the HOVtext tool is disabled and the clipboard
works as
This is a common request. Search Google for: framemaker "rotate page"
for postings that list the steps.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
Texan Scriber wrote:
> Fellow Framers,
> Does anyone know how to have landscape and portrait pages in the same
> Frame
> file. I
Hi Tammy,
Choose File > Preferences > General and uncheck Show warnings while clearing
history.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Don't get me wrong - I love the multiple undo feature; however, I save
early and often and every time I save, that annoying dialog box
Thank you! Go to File > Preferences > General, and turn off the "Show
warnings while
clearing history" option.
Dear Texan Scriber,
Although I am an Oklahoman, I will respond! I do this a lot in my
documents.
1.) View your master pages.
2.) Add a new master page. Call it Landscape (natch!). Don't base it on
an empty page - base it on the Right master page.
3.) On the newly named Landscape page, select
Texan Scriber wrote:
> Fellow Framers,
> Does anyone know how to have landscape and portrait pages in the same Frame
> file. I tried to create a landscape master page in my frame file and the
> application complained that other page sizes have to be adjusted because
> the
> new page size is too
At 1:03 PM -0700 10/9/06, Sam Beard wrote:
>As far as I'm aware
There's the rub. Unaware.
- web
At 5:36 AM -0700 10/10/06, David Creamer wrote:
>
> >This is intriguing to me. My understanding was that Classic, and
>> therefore OS 9, wouldn't run on any of the later machines, particularly
>> any Intel-based machines. .
>
>The confusion comes from whether the computer can BOOT, that is
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