Hello,
I would like to automate a task that consists of saving all files in a
book using a *custom* save command that is available through the use
of a custom FDK client, without reprogramming the client.
Currently, I have to open the book, open all files inside it, and then
save them one by
Hi Jakob,
CallClient will only work if the custom FDK client was designed to be called
from the outside. FDK clients are not set up this way by default. An
alternative would be to have a FrameScript script do what the FDK client
does, in addition to closing the file. Do you know exactly what
Yankee Clipper (YC3) is also a very helpful freeware clipboard manager,
with a broad range of functionality
http://www.intelexual.com/products/index.aspx. You can hide it, dock it,
drag and drop from it -- and there are options that do and don't retain
the formatting (text vs. Rich Text, for
A sample PDF demonstrating this problem (even without being renamed) is the
guest of the month at www.microtype.com/hmmm.html
Martin Polley wrote:
With some of the PDFs that I create, if I rename them, the
cross-references stop working, giving this error:
The specified file old file
With Index Tools Pro, the index entries will continue to work, but you won't
be able to change the variables in them. The tool does create standard index
entries when you tell it to do so. Given the low cost, I suggest that anyone
else working with the files also buy and use the tool.
How do I build a paragraph tag that has the title Warning, room for a
para below, a graphic to the left vertically centered, and all of that
bound by a filled rectangle?
I put the word Warning into Numbering in the Paragraph Designer but
can't recall how to include a return for the warning text
2007-03-07-03T17:30Z
Drew -
I recently went through this process. Here's how I dealt with it.
1. Insert a table with one heading row, one body row, and two
columns. For this, you might want to use a new table format.
2. Widen the table to suit. Widen the first column to suit the
My work group is attempting to make the change from unstructured to
structured Frame, and are attempting to define our structures and
corresponding elements. We are on Frame 7.0, and have learned just
enough structure to be dangerous. This move is to try to get us into
a single-sourcing
Maybe Publishing Smarter's
http://www.publishingsmarter.com/docs/teach/NoteTipCaution.pdf can do
what you need?
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Behalf Of Knox Drew-KFP368
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 11:41 AM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Hi Drew,
I do something like what you described in my docs by creating a
four-cell table for the warning message.
The top left cell has an an imported graphic with the anchored frame set
to Run Into Paragraph.
The top and bottom left cells are straddled.
The top right cell holds the heading
Knox Drew-KFP368 wrote:
How do I build a paragraph tag that has the title Warning,
room for a para below, a graphic to the left vertically
centered, and all of that bound by a filled rectangle?
As others suggested, a table is the way to go. There's simply no
reasonable way to do a
I wrote:
my way, then in the future, you just have to select Insert
Table and pick the format to create the whole thing ready for
I meant, of course, select Table Insert Table... Sheesh!
I guess I've reached the age where I shouldn't try to do stuff like that
from memory. ;-)
Richard
Hi everyone,
We are developing new FM templates for our next release of docs, and we have
decided to make them 508 compliant. I have reviewed quite a bit of information
I found on the net (including the government sites) but I cannot find the
answer to the one question I have regarding 508.
One of our Japanese clients needs a Structured Frame contractor = to work on
site in Japan. Is there anyone on = the list? Let me = know!
Thanks,
Mollye = Barrett
Director, Content Management
Ken Cook Company
9929 West Silver = Spring Dr.
Milwaukee , WI 53225
Call it accessibility (abbreviated A10Y) unless you mean specifically
that you need to certify under section 508.
Your printed documentation is not likely to be the primary source for
handicapped users. I assume that they will either use PDF or HTML to
access the documentation, either with
Hello,
I would like to automate a task that consists of saving all files in a
book using a *custom* save command that is available through the use
of a custom FDK client, without reprogramming the client.
Currently, I have to open the book, open all files inside it, and then
save them one by
Hi Jakob,
CallClient will only work if the custom FDK client was designed to be called
from the outside. FDK clients are not set up this way by default. An
alternative would be to have a FrameScript script do what the FDK client
does, in addition to closing the file. Do you know exactly what
Problem solved.
Solution: I am an idiot.
The RestoreWindows plugin was turning on element boundaries everytime I
opened the file. Like I asked it to...
I've left your suggestions in this reply Peter, as they are exactly what I
WAS doing and should help anyone without the RestoreWindows plugin
Yankee Clipper (YC3) is also a very helpful freeware clipboard manager,
with a broad range of functionality
http://www.intelexual.com/products/index.aspx. You can hide it, dock it,
drag and drop from it -- and there are options that do and don't retain
the formatting (text vs. Rich Text, for
A sample PDF demonstrating this problem (even without being renamed) is the
guest of the month at www.microtype.com/hmmm.html
>Martin Polley wrote:
>
>>With some of the PDFs that I create, if I rename them, the
>>cross-references stop working, giving this error:
>>
>> The specified file
With Index Tools Pro, the index entries will continue to work, but you won't
be able to change the variables in them. The tool does create standard index
entries when you tell it to do so. Given the low cost, I suggest that anyone
else working with the files also buy and use the tool.
How do I build a paragraph tag that has the title "Warning," room for a
para below, a graphic to the left vertically centered, and all of that
bound by a filled rectangle?
I put the word "Warning" into Numbering in the Paragraph Designer but
can't recall how to include a return for the warning
2007-03-07-03T17:30Z
Drew -
I recently went through this process. Here's how I dealt with it.
1. Insert a table with one heading row, one body row, and two
columns. For this, you might want to use a new table format.
2. Widen the table to suit. Widen the first column to suit the
My work group is attempting to make the change from unstructured to
structured Frame, and are attempting to define our structures and
corresponding elements. We are on Frame 7.0, and have learned just
enough structure to be dangerous. This move is to try to get us into
a single-sourcing
At 11:40 -0500 7/2/07, Knox Drew-KFP368 wrote:
>How do I build a paragraph tag that has the title "Warning," room for a
>para below, a graphic to the left vertically centered, and all of that
>bound by a filled rectangle?
I would approach this by building the whole thing as a two-column one-row
Maybe Publishing Smarter's
http://www.publishingsmarter.com/docs/teach/NoteTipCaution.pdf can do
what you need?
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+jsgammato=imprivata@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+jsgammato=imprivata.com at lists.frameusers.com] On
Behalf Of Knox
Search Google for: reficons cudspan
Reficons is one way to do it, and it's free.
There are also other free helpful FrameMaker tools at this great site.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
Hi Drew,
I do something like what you described in my docs by creating a
four-cell table for the warning message.
The top left cell has an an imported graphic with the anchored frame set
to Run Into Paragraph.
The top and bottom left cells are straddled.
The top right cell holds the heading
Knox Drew-KFP368 wrote:
> How do I build a paragraph tag that has the title "Warning,"
> room for a para below, a graphic to the left vertically
> centered, and all of that bound by a filled rectangle?
As others suggested, a table is the way to go. There's simply no
reasonable way to do a
I use a table rather than a tag. You can build a one-row two-cell table;
the left cell has the graphic and the right cell has the text. You can
then put the paragraph tags you want into the text cell.
Knox Drew-KFP368 wrote:
> How do I build a paragraph tag that has the title "Warning," room
I wrote:
> my way, then in the future, you just have to select Insert >
> Table and pick the format to create the whole thing ready for
I meant, of course, "select Table > Insert Table..." Sheesh!
I guess I've reached the age where I shouldn't try to do stuff like that
from memory. ;-)
Hi everyone,
We are developing new FM templates for our next release of docs, and we have
decided to make them 508 compliant. I have reviewed quite a bit of information
I found on the net (including the government sites) but I cannot find the
answer to the one question I have regarding 508.
Call it accessibility (abbreviated A10Y) unless you mean specifically
that you need to certify under section 508.
Your printed documentation is not likely to be the primary source for
handicapped users. I assume that they will either use PDF or HTML to
access the documentation, either with
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