Hi Yves:
I am experiencing the same issue with an Excel OLE object was
wondering whether you ever found a solution to this vexing problem. I
have a doc that has been translated from English to French the Excel
tables were edited to insert the translated material. The original
English version
Hello, all --
I've just spent a couple of days getting our standard manual template
tweaked and polished and localized from its timeworn Germanic origins
(we inherited from our corporate parent across the pond). Now the task
is to begin applying the template to new docs that are often based upon
Jim Pinkham asked:
The question is this: Just using the normal set of tools that comes with
Frame (7.1 on Windows XP SP-2), and possibly freeware, what is the
fastest, most effective way to migrate a new template into old docs. Am
I doomed to paragraph-by-paragraph, table-by-table, and
If you're just changing the names of the tags, or consistently
reassigning some tags as other tags, consider saving the files as MIF
and doing a search-and-replace on the tag names.
Is this a $0 solution? well, there's a cost involved in learning
enough MIF to do it. If you can spare a week
Nope, but you would need to tell him (and the rest of us who have been
searching for it for a couple of years now since CudSpan went off-line and Mr.
Despopoulos dropped out of virtual visability) how we can purchase it nowadays.
Please... Pretty please with sugar on top
Rene L.
Japanese might work.. I could then run it through Babel fish and paste
it too a word document.
I found a work around... Thanks all for the suggestions and I think I
edumacated some higher ups at the same time.
Frank
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From: Daniel Frankham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I can give a partial answer to Rene's
question based on a quick Google search:
Participants in the upcoming FrameMaker Template Design seminars receive a
license for CudSpan's TemplateMapper plug-in for FrameMaker/Windows ($200
value).
This is
THis link may be useful as well:
http://www.freeframers.org/archive/01/msg01023.html
Pinkham, Jim wrote:
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I can give a partial answer to Rene's
question based on a quick Google search:
Participants in the upcoming FrameMaker Template Design seminars
Daniel Frankham wrote:
I agree with those who suggest saving as RTF - however, when I've done
this (with FrameMaker 7.0 and 7.2), I've had the best results saving
as
RTF Japanese.
Dodd, Frank J replied:
Japanese might work.. I could then run it through Babel fish and paste
it too a word
Well, the way I read this (http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/), Jim
P's costs went down to $10.
Nice.
Don
Jim Owens wrote:
THis link may be useful as well:
http://www.freeframers.org/archive/01/msg01023.html
Pinkham, Jim wrote:
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I can give a
Thanks, Jim!
Hello, Schlomo.
I checked microtype.com and saw several training classes offered. Any plans
on heading toward the southeastern U.S. in the near future?
Rene Stephenson
_
From: Pinkham, Jim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I can
I do have SPS Paragraph Tools and Character Tools, and they're extremely
useful and easy to use.
Rick Quatro also has a plugin (FindChangeSpecial) that does onesies of
condition tag and other changes, as well as a script FindChangeSpecialBatch
that allows bulk processing of remapping and
Jim -
So my understanding is that the company you work for will not spring
for $200 for SW that will end up saving you dozens of hours of grunt
work and the company possibly thousands of dollars in your salary.
For discussion's sake, let's say buy Template Mapper with your own
funds, use it
I agree with those who suggest saving as RTF - however, when I've done
this (with FrameMaker 7.0 and 7.2), I've had the best results saving as
RTF Japanese.
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Hi Yves:
I am experiencing the same issue with an Excel OLE object & was
wondering whether you ever found a solution to this vexing problem. I
have a doc that has been translated from English to French & the Excel
tables were edited to insert the translated material. The original
English
Hello, all --
I've just spent a couple of days getting our standard manual template
tweaked and polished and localized from its timeworn Germanic origins
(we inherited from our corporate parent across the pond). Now the task
is to begin applying the template to new docs that are often based upon
Jim Pinkham asked:
> The question is this: Just using the normal set of tools that comes with
> Frame (7.1 on Windows XP SP-2), and possibly freeware, what is the
> fastest, most effective way to migrate a new template into old docs. Am
> I doomed to paragraph-by-paragraph, table-by-table, and
If you're just changing the names of the tags, or consistently
reassigning some tags as other tags, consider saving the files as MIF
and doing a search-and-replace on the tag names.
Is this a $0 solution? well, there's a cost involved in learning
enough MIF to do it. If you can spare a week
Nope, but you would need to tell him (and the rest of us who have been
searching for it for a couple of years now since CudSpan went off-line and Mr.
Despopoulos dropped out of virtual visability) how we can purchase it nowadays.
Please... Pretty please with sugar on top
Rene L.
Japanese might work.. I could then run it through Babel fish and paste
it too a word document.
I found a work around... Thanks all for the suggestions and I think I
edumacated some higher ups at the same time.
Frank
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Frankham
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I can give a partial answer to Rene's
question based on a quick Google search:
"Participants in the upcoming FrameMaker Template Design seminars receive a
license for CudSpan's TemplateMapper plug-in for FrameMaker/Windows ($200
value)."
This is
Daniel Frankham wrote:
> I agree with those who suggest saving as RTF - however, when I've done
> this (with FrameMaker 7.0 and 7.2), I've had the best results saving
as
> RTF Japanese.
Dodd, Frank J replied:
> Japanese might work.. I could then run it through Babel fish and paste
> it too a
Well, the way I read this (http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/), Jim
P's costs went down to $10.
Nice.
Don
Jim Owens wrote:
> THis link may be useful as well:
>
> http://www.freeframers.org/archive/01/msg01023.html
>
>
> Pinkham, Jim wrote:
>
>> Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I
Thanks, Jim!
Hello, Schlomo.
I checked microtype.com and saw several training classes offered. Any plans
on heading toward the southeastern U.S. in the near future?
Rene Stephenson
_
From: Pinkham, Jim [mailto:jim.pink...@voith.com]
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I
I do have SPS Paragraph Tools and Character Tools, and they're extremely
useful and easy to use.
Rick Quatro also has a plugin (FindChangeSpecial) that does onesies of
condition tag and other changes, as well as a script FindChangeSpecialBatch
that allows bulk processing of remapping and
Jim -
So my understanding is that the company you work for will not spring
for $200 for SW that will end up saving you dozens of hours of grunt
work and the company possibly thousands of dollars in your salary.
"For discussion's sake," let's say buy Template Mapper with your own
funds, use
Diane:
The name "Microsoft Word 2007" is confusing me a bit on this. Does the
filter work on older RTF-based formats for Word, or does it rely on the
XML-based formats in Word 2003 and 2007?
Bear
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