RE: and yet another dumb question

Try the FrameMaker Developer Center at: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/framemaker/ There's a link on that page to the documentation - Developer Resources - Manuals. Phil Heron -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gail Former Sent: 18 September

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

Maxwell, Try adding after the stop in either the figure or Table sequence. Table = S:Table n0.a+ Figure = S:Figure n0. a+ With each additional sequence you need to add an additional pair of brackets. Table = S:Table n0.a+ Figure = S:Figure n0. a+ Graph = S:Graph n0. a+ Chart = S:Chart n0.

Re: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

The S, F and T before the colon in Fred's example are called series labels. You can do a search on series label in the FrameMaker Help and you will find a couple of topics. Yves Barbion Documentation Architect Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor

RE: and yet another dumb question

That's strange - I'm sure that last time I looked at that page it was the V8 manual. Phil Heron -Original Message- From: Gail Former [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 19 September 2007 13:03 To: Phil Heron Cc: framers Subject: Re: and yet another dumb question Thanks for the link, but

RE: and yet another dumb question

Aha - I've found it: http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/framemaker/ There are two structure manuals for V8 - a Developer's Guide and a Developer's Reference. Phil Heron -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Phil Heron Sent: 19

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

Actually the different series labels in my example were an error caused by my laziness. I had copied the format definitions from the original posting and did not finish editing them before I sent the message. The scheme I was proposing is designed to use the *same* series label for all three

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Re: and yet another dumb question

Thanks for the link, but that one is titled for version 7.1, which I already have. Gail Phil Heron wrote: Try the FrameMaker Developer Center at: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/framemaker/ There's a link on that page to the documentation - Developer Resources - Manuals. Phil Heron

Manipulating EDDs with Framescript

Hi all, I need to add two attributes for an element to the EDD of all of our documents. The simple way to do this would be to take a template EDD and use the Import ElementDefs command in Framescript. However, this poses a problem, because not all of our documents necessarily use the same EDD

Adobe PrintMe Gone Away?

The subject line says (asks) it all. I had a few spare(?) minutes and chanced upon this nice litle thingy. But after completing the signup fields, it comes back with Creating user accounts is no longer allowed. Boo-hoo. -- Ken in Atlanta ___ You

Re: Manipulating EDDs with Framescript

Hi Adam, You might want to check the FrameScript group at http://groups.yahoo.com. Do you want to add values to attributes that already exist, or are you trying to add new, valid attributes to the element? Thanks. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com Hi all, I

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

I also apologize for the lousy-looking formatting of my replies. Microsoft involuntarily converted all Hotmail users to a new Windows Live web mail client over the weekend. The new client removes all the line breaks from the message that you are quoting in your reply, turning it into a single,

Re: and yet another dumb question

Thank you! Thank you! That is exactly what I was looking for. Gail Phil Heron wrote: Aha - I've found it: http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/framemaker/ There are two structure manuals for V8 - a Developer's Guide and a Developer's Reference. Phil Heron -Original

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

I'm working on a legacy doc (unstructured; Frame 7.2); the author is no longer available for consultation. In the Frame file, I have six pages, numbered x of 6. I have a PDF of this file (the previously approved and released version, which I am now revising); each of these pages is followed by a

Re: adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

The blanks were probably added in Acrobat, not Frame... The only way you could fudge it in FM would be to manually set the page numbers, which I think would be more bother than it's worth. It'll take you about 93 seconds to do it in Acrobat... Art On 9/19/07, Milan Davidovic [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi, Milan: For a small number of pages that won't reflow as you edit (for example, you edit page 4 and it flows to page 5, causing page 6 to create a new page 7) you could create a book file and divide the original file into one-page files. Set the pagination to Make Page Count Even, then assign

Re: adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi Milan, If you are always adding a blank page after each of the existing pages, you could have an Acrobat JavaScript script add them to the PDF file. Everytime you make a new PDF file, you would run the JavaScript script on the PDF file. You could also use FrameScript to postprocess the

Re: adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi Milan, Here is a FrameMaker solution you can try for fun (at your own risk). Assuming you don't anticipate much page flow and you are using unstructured FrameMaker, try this: 1) Open the document. 2) Press Esc p z and click Freeze. 3) Put your cursor at the bottom of each content page

Re: adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi, Milan: You don't need to make a book within a book; just break the six-page chapter into separate files and set the numbering and pagination as I suggested earlier. If it's a long book with many pages, the suggestions to add the blanks in Acrobat are probably most efficient. HTH Regards,

RE: Adobe PrintMe Gone Away?

Actually, there is/was no such thing as Adobe PrintMe! I assume of course that you are referring to the function that WAS in Acrobat 6 and 7 for printing. That was actually a function provided by EFI (Electronics for Imaging) that allowed you to access printers on their internet-based network of

Re: adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi all, Just to wrap this up, I decided to go with Rick's idea (below). Once I've added the pages, I don't have to think about them any more, and I'm more likely to have to regenerate PDFs of the book in which this file resides than to have to make changes to this particular file that affect

RE: Adobe PrintMe Gone Away?

Dov, You're oh-so-right. But 'twas a good idea. Oh well . . . Thanks, -- Kenpo in Atlanta -- Original message from Dov Isaacs [EMAIL PROTECTED]: -- Actually, there is/was no such thing as Adobe PrintMe! I assume of course that you are referring to the function

and yet another dumb question

Try the FrameMaker Developer Center at: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/framemaker/ There's a link on that page to the documentation - "Developer Resources - Manuals". Phil Heron -Original Message- From: framers-bounces+phil.heron=coda@lists.frameusers.com

Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

Maxwell, Try adding "< >" after the stop in either the figure or Table sequence. Table = S:Table 0. Figure = S:Figure 0.< > With each additional sequence you need to add an additional pair of brackets. Table = S:Table 0. Figure = S:Figure 0.< > Graph = S:Graph 0.< >< >

Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

The S, F and T before the colon in Fred's example are called "series labels". You can do a search on "series label" in the FrameMaker Help and you will find a couple of topics. Yves Barbion Documentation Architect Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor

and yet another dumb question

That's strange - I'm sure that last time I looked at that page it was the V8 manual. Phil Heron -Original Message- From: Gail Former [mailto:gail.for...@accenttech.com] Sent: 19 September 2007 13:03 To: Phil Heron Cc: framers Subject: Re: and yet another dumb question Thanks for the

and yet another dumb question

Aha - I've found it: http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/framemaker/ There are two structure manuals for V8 - a Developer's Guide and a Developer's Reference. Phil Heron -Original Message- From: framers-bounces+phil.heron=coda@lists.frameusers.com

Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

Actually the different series labels in my example were an error caused by my laziness. I had copied the format definitions from the original posting and did not finish editing them before I sent the message. The scheme I was proposing is designed to use the *same* series label for all three

and yet another dumb question

Thanks for the link, but that one is titled for version 7.1, which I already have. Gail Phil Heron wrote: > Try the FrameMaker Developer Center at: > http://www.adobe.com/devnet/framemaker/ > > There's a link on that page to the documentation - "Developer Resources > - Manuals". > > Phil Heron

Manipulating EDDs with Framescript

Hi all, I need to add two attributes for an element to the EDD of all of our documents. The simple way to do this would be to take a template EDD and use the Import ElementDefs command in Framescript. However, this poses a problem, because not all of our documents necessarily use the same EDD

Adobe PrintMe Gone Away?

The subject line says (asks) it all. I had a few spare(?) minutes and chanced upon this nice litle thingy. But after completing the signup fields, it comes back with "Creating user accounts is no longer allowed." Boo-hoo. -- Ken in Atlanta

Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

I also apologize for the lousy-looking formatting of my replies. Microsoft involuntarily converted all Hotmail users to a new "Windows Live" web mail client over the weekend. The new client removes all the line breaks from the message that you are quoting in your reply, turning it into a

Manipulating EDDs with Framescript

Hi Adam, You might want to check the FrameScript group at http://groups.yahoo.com. Do you want to add values to attributes that already exist, or are you trying to add new, valid attributes to the element? Thanks. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com Hi all, I need

and yet another dumb question

Thank you! Thank you! That is exactly what I was looking for. Gail Phil Heron wrote: > Aha - I've found it: > > http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/framemaker/ > > There are two structure manuals for V8 - a Developer's Guide and a > Developer's Reference. > > Phil Heron > >

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

I'm working on a legacy doc (unstructured; Frame 7.2); the author is no longer available for consultation. In the Frame file, I have six pages, numbered x of 6. I have a PDF of this file (the previously approved and released version, which I am now revising); each of these pages is followed by a

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

The blanks were probably added in Acrobat, not Frame... The only way you could fudge it in FM would be to manually set the page numbers, which I think would be more bother than it's worth. It'll take you about 93 seconds to do it in Acrobat... Art On 9/19/07, Milan Davidovic wrote: > I'm

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi, Milan: For a small number of pages that won't reflow as you edit (for example, you edit page 4 and it flows to page 5, causing page 6 to create a new page 7) you could create a book file and divide the original file into one-page files. Set the pagination to Make Page Count Even, then assign

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi Milan, If you are always adding a blank page after each of the existing pages, you could have an Acrobat JavaScript script add them to the PDF file. Everytime you make a new PDF file, you would run the JavaScript script on the PDF file. You could also use FrameScript to postprocess the PDF

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

On 9/19/07, Milan Davidovic wrote: > Does anyone know of something I can set up in the Frame file so that I > don't have to remember to add the pages in Acrobat? Hi all -- I'm getting various replies onlist and off; I'm replying offlist because the replies don't add much to the discussion. I'll

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi Milan, Here is a FrameMaker solution you can try for fun (at your own risk). Assuming you don't anticipate much page flow and you are using unstructured FrameMaker, try this: 1) Open the document. 2) Press Esc p z and click Freeze. 3) Put your cursor at the bottom of each content page and

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi, Milan: You don't need to make a book within a book; just break the six-page chapter into separate files and set the numbering and pagination as I suggested earlier. If it's a long book with many pages, the suggestions to add the blanks in Acrobat are probably most efficient. HTH Regards,

Adobe PrintMe Gone Away?

Actually, there is/was no such thing as "Adobe PrintMe"! I assume of course that you are referring to the function that WAS in Acrobat 6 and 7 for printing. That was actually a function provided by EFI (Electronics for Imaging) that allowed you to access printers on their internet-based network

adding blank pages without affecting page numbers

Hi all, Just to wrap this up, I decided to go with Rick's idea (below). Once I've added the pages, I don't have to think about them any more, and I'm more likely to have to regenerate PDFs of the book in which this file resides than to have to make changes to this particular file that affect

Adobe PrintMe Gone Away?

Dov, You're oh-so-right. But 'twas a good idea. Oh well . . . Thanks, -- Kenpo in Atlanta -- Original message from "Dov Isaacs" : -- > Actually, there is/was no such thing as "Adobe PrintMe"! > > I assume of course that you are referring to the function > that