To try and make this more useful, Save the Word document as rtf
Then open the RTF file in FrameMaker.
Now all of your styles are preserved.
Obviously this might not solve your other issue, but does help with the
paragraph styles.
Caroline Tabach
Technical/Marcom Writer
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Hi...
I think I know the answer to this, but thought I'd check to make sure.
Is there any way to set a color for table rules/borders? I'm not seeing
one .. ??
Thanks!
...scott
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Hi Scott,
Through the GUI? Table-Custom Ruling Shading lets you change
properties of ruling styles, or create new ruling styles with different
properties.
-Alan
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Group Wellesley, Inc.
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www.groupwellesley.com
Scott Prentice wrote:
Hi...
I think I
Hi Alan...
Yeah .. I can set the color of the background of columns/rows .. but I'm
not seeing a way to set the color of the ruling/borders .. thickness but
not color. No? I'd like to be wrong here .. ?? :)
Thanks,
...scott
Alan Houser wrote:
Hi Scott,
Through the GUI? Table-Custom
Hi Scott
Yes, there is:
Select Table Custom Ruling and Shading
Click an existing ruling style
Click the Edit Ruling Style button (You can change the name if you like)
Change to whatever color you need
Click Set
In your table designer, select the ruling line you created.
Hope this helps!
Oh wait, I guess I should read more carefully .. Table Custom Ruling
and Shading .. DUH !
I've seen that, but have never needed to do it so never went there.
Thanks Alan!
...scott
Scott Prentice wrote:
Hi Alan...
Yeah .. I can set the color of the background of columns/rows .. but I'm
Paul Findon wrote:
What normally happens to me with Framers is that I reply to a message
with some info that I believe will of interest to other Framers and
may trigger a response, or I add a new sub question. Then, after
several days I remember the thread and wonder why no one has
Scott:
Through the GUI? Table-Custom Ruling Shading lets you change
properties of ruling styles, or create new ruling styles with
different properties.
Table Custom Ruling Shading Edit Ruling Style. If you type a new
ruling name it is added. The new ruling style then becomes available
Ayup. I can understand the rationale for it, but this is the only list to
which I am subscribed that replies in this way.
And, you know, I just about did it again with this post :/
Alan
Hedley Finger wrote:
Paul Findon wrote:
What normally happens to me with Framers is that I reply to a
All:
Hedley is not asking for a reply-to-all. What he, I and, no doubt,
others want is reply-to-list. In other words, when you click your
Reply button, by default, messages are addressed to the list.
You're making a distinction without a difference. Alan and Jeremy
weren't speaking
This looks like it is heading towards a general religious war. Kinda
pointless. We have people on both sides clearly - *maybe* with even
rational arguments for their position!
May I simply suggest that you and Paul (and others who want that e-mail
client behavior) simply do a Reply to All *each
To try and make this more useful, Save the Word document as rtf
Then open the RTF file in FrameMaker.
Now all of your styles are preserved.
Obviously this might not solve your other issue, but does help with the
paragraph styles.
Caroline?Tabach
Technical/Marcom Writer
???
Is it possible to number figures across files within a book?
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Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Sure. At the book level, set each file in the book to continue paragraph
numbering (FM not open, but I believe you right-click the files, select
Numbering, and it's the Paragraph tab).
~
Linda G. Gallagher
TechCom Plus, LLC
lindag at techcomplus dot com
Hi...
I think I know the answer to this, but thought I'd check to make sure.
Is there any way to set a color for table rules/borders? I'm not seeing
one .. ??
Thanks!
...scott
Hi Scott,
Through the GUI? Table->Custom Ruling & Shading lets you change
properties of ruling styles, or create new ruling styles with different
properties.
-Alan
---
Alan Houser, President
Group Wellesley, Inc.
412-363-3481
www.groupwellesley.com
Scott Prentice wrote:
> Hi...
>
> I
Hi Alan...
Yeah .. I can set the color of the background of columns/rows .. but I'm
not seeing a way to set the color of the ruling/borders .. thickness but
not color. No? I'd like to be wrong here .. ?? :)
Thanks,
...scott
Alan Houser wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> Through the GUI? Table->Custom
Hi Scott
Yes, there is:
Select Table > Custom Ruling and Shading
Click an existing ruling style
Click the Edit Ruling Style button (You can change the name if you like)
Change to whatever color you need
Click Set
In your table designer, select the ruling line you created.
Hope this helps!
Oh wait, I guess I should read more carefully .. Table > Custom Ruling
and Shading .. DUH !
I've seen that, but have never needed to do it so never went there.
Thanks Alan!
...scott
Scott Prentice wrote:
> Hi Alan...
>
> Yeah .. I can set the color of the background of columns/rows .. but
This looks like it is heading towards a general religious war. Kinda
pointless. We have people on both sides clearly - *maybe* with even
rational arguments for their position!
May I simply suggest that you and Paul (and others who want that e-mail
client behavior) simply do a "Reply to All" *each
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