Hi Roy,
Take a look in the FrameMaker installation folder. It may be that when you
applied the patches, that FrameMaker backed up the original maker.ini file
and wrote a new one. If that is the case, the entry for FrameScript in the
[APIClients] section may be missing. If you find the backed up
Hello Listers,
Have a query. Before I attempt anything would like to know can I
converrt Framemaker 8.0 documents to Framemaker 7.0 documents? If the answer is
positive then what would be the ideal method of doing so?
Thanks in advance and waiting for the response.
BR
Garnier
Richard's approach works perfectly for the TOC in the document.
Where it doesn't work (unless something has changed since the last time I
tested it several years ago for a different employer) is in the PDF bookmarks.
The Acrobat data that is exported from FrameMaker to support bookmark
Our international offices have agreed to begin using Framemaker to create
locale specific documentaion. They will use the same tags and formats we do,
but things like paper size being different will surely have some impact on the
general page layout, master pages etc.
First, I am trying to
I used to work for a company that had its head office in Europe. We used A4
size paper in our template, but whenever I needed to print something for a
local user, I would make a PDF, and then print the PDF to 8.5 x 11 paper with
the setting Shrink to fit enabled. It made things a bit smaller,
Roy, there's a handy section on localizing templastes in Gregory Wasson
and David Valiulis Adobe FrameMaker Template Series Primer, and the
overall document is an excellent, thorough resource for template work.
The primer is at
http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/tempseries/pdfs/primer.pdf
Save As, then choose FrameMaker 7.0.
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 8:21 AM, Garnier Garnier
garnier_framescr...@yahoo.co.in wrote:
Hello Listers,
Have a query. Before I attempt anything would like to know can I
converrt Framemaker 8.0 documents to Framemaker 7.0 documents? If the answer
is
Can't tell if this is a FrameMaker issue or a PDF issue.
I'm using FrameMaker 9.0p250 under Windows 7 Professional (64-bit).
I'm running into problems with hypertext markers converted to hyperlinks in
PDFs (both created via Save As and Print to). The vast majority of the
hypertext markers
Fred Ridder wrote:
Richard's approach works perfectly for the TOC in the document.
Where it doesn't work (unless something has changed since the last time I
tested it several years ago for a different employer) is in the PDF
bookmarks. The Acrobat data that is exported from FrameMaker to
Thanks, Fred. That's why I've got invisible numbers. The rationale was
lost in the mists of time.
Fei Min
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 11:14 AM
To: richard.co...@polycom.com; Fei Min Lorente;
framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE:
Hi Dan,
Those commas in the URL probably need escaped. Try using %2C in place of each
comma.
HTH,
Mike
From: dhard...@illinois.edu
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 12:53:11 -0500
Subject: FrameMaker's hypertext generation (links in PDFs)
Can't tell if this is
Hi Roy,
Take a look in the FrameMaker installation folder. It may be that when you
applied the patches, that FrameMaker backed up the original maker.ini file
and wrote a new one. If that is the case, the entry for FrameScript in the
[APIClients] section may be missing. If you find the backed up
Hello Listers,
?
Have a query. Before I attempt anything would like to know can I
converrt?Framemaker 8.0 documents to Framemaker 7.0 documents? If the answer is
positive then what would be the ideal method of doing so?
?
Thanks in advance and waiting for the response.
?
BR
Garnier
Hi Garnier,
If you do File > Save As, you can choose Document 7.0 from the Save as type
popup menu. Or, you can save the file as .MIF. I have a FrameScript script
that will save a whole folder of files from 8 to 7. It is $40 and requires
FrameScript. I think the demo version of MIF2Go has a way
Fei Min Lorente wrote:
> - I want the chapter numbers to appear in a different place from the
> chapter title. They are off to the left and centered in a pretty
> graphic. I couldn't do this if the chapter number was part of the
> paragraph that contains the chapter title text. Since the number
Richard's approach works perfectly for the TOC in the document.
Where it doesn't work (unless something has changed since the last time I
tested it several years ago for a different employer) is in the PDF bookmarks.
The "Acrobat data" that is exported from FrameMaker to support bookmark
Our international offices have agreed to begin using Framemaker to create
locale specific documentaion. They will use the same tags and formats we do,
but things like paper size being different will surely have some impact on the
general page layout, master pages etc.
First, I am trying to
Hi Richard:
Thanks for responding. I'll explain a bit more.
- I'm printing to postscript then distilling it because I want to use
TimeSavers. Now that I'm using Acrobat 9, Distiller is running with
different options, so by default it bypasses TimeSavers. The only way to
get it to run with
I used to work for a company that had its head office in Europe. We used A4
size paper in our template, but whenever I needed to print something for a
local user, I would make a PDF, and then print the PDF to 8.5 x 11 paper with
the setting Shrink to fit enabled. It made things a bit smaller,
Roy, there's a handy section on localizing templastes in Gregory Wasson
and David Valiulis "Adobe FrameMaker Template Series Primer," and the
overall document is an excellent, thorough resource for template work.
The primer is at
http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/tempseries/pdfs/primer.pdf
Can't tell if this is a FrameMaker issue or a PDF issue.
I'm using FrameMaker 9.0p250 under Windows 7 Professional (64-bit).
I'm running into problems with hypertext markers converted to hyperlinks in
PDFs (both created via "Save As" and "Print to"). The vast majority of the
hypertext markers
Fred Ridder wrote:
> Richard's approach works perfectly for the TOC in the document.
> Where it doesn't work (unless something has changed since the last time I
> tested it several years ago for a different employer) is in the PDF
> bookmarks. The "Acrobat data" that is exported from FrameMaker
Thanks, Fred. That's why I've got invisible numbers. The rationale was
lost in the mists of time.
Fei Min
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 11:14 AM
To: richard.combs at polycom.com; Fei Min Lorente;
framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE:
Hi Dan,
Those commas in the URL probably need escaped. Try using "%2C" in place of each
comma.
HTH,
Mike
> From: dharding at illinois.edu
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Date: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 12:53:11 -0500
> Subject: FrameMaker's hypertext generation (links in PDFs)
>
> Can't tell
Fei Min says:
- I'm printing to postscript then distilling it because I want to use
TimeSavers.
Have you tried the TimeSavers option to merge the chapter number and chapter
title bookmarks? My chapter numbers and titles are also separate. I think this
works. (I don't actually use it. I have
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