Angela:
> When I try to apply a Last Page master page to the last page of a
chapter
> (to ensure that I have a blank page and that the footer doesn't appear),
> Frame applies the Last page, and then, after I save, Frame adds the
> Left/Right page back in. Any idea what's going on? Thank you for y
I've converted thousands of pages using only Word (with macros
to do a bunch of clean-up pre conversion) and FrameMaker. But
my process only worked well because the Word documents all
followed the template/stylesheet very closely. I did find that the
conversion worked better by opening a copy of th
Hello Framers,
I have a script in development that streamlines the process of inserting
cross-references. It works with a two-pass process. The first pass collects
potential cross-reference targets and stores them in a database file. The
second pass is where you can quickly insert cross-referen
Hello,
I have another problem with Japanese and Framemaker 7.1. I work on a machine
with Japanese fonts set by default.
In the paragraph configuration dialog box, we specified the fonts used (ie MS
Mincho) , Mincho being indicated in Kanji characters (as the Machine has
Japanese characters set
I've converted thousands of pages using only Word (with macros
to do a bunch of clean-up pre conversion) and FrameMaker. But
my process only worked well because the Word documents all
followed the template/stylesheet very closely. I did find that the
conversion worked better by opening a copy of th
Hi Framers,
First, many thanks to those respondents who recently helped me configure FM
for Chinese-text editing.
Another Chinese question: the FM online manual states that "a new keyword,
<$pinyin> is added to the SortOrderIX paragraph on the IX reference page".
This doesn't make it obvious wh
Guys,
I know this has been discussed before, but what is the best tool to use
to convert a word doc (with text, tables and images) to a Frame doc.
Thanks,
Gillian Flato
Technical Writer (Software)
NANOmetrics, Inc.
1550 Buckeye Dr.
Milpitas, CA. 95035
(408.435.9600 x 316
7 408.232.5911
Guys,
I know this has been discussed before, but what is the best tool to use
to convert a word doc (with text, tables and images) to a Frame doc.
Thanks,
Gillian Flato
Technical Writer (Software)
NANOmetrics, Inc.
1550 Buckeye Dr.
Milpitas, CA. 95035
(408.435.9600 x 316
7 408.232.5911
Hello Framers,
I have a script in development that streamlines the process of inserting
cross-references. It works with a two-pass process. The first pass collects
potential cross-reference targets and stores them in a database file. The
second pass is where you can quickly insert cross-refere
Laura Lemay wrote on 03/16/2006 11:07:06 AM:
> My experience with MIF is that for the purposes of source code control
> it is the worst of both ascii and binary. MIF files may be ASCII but
> they are really huge, and a significant part of the file is different
> between saves in FM even if you onl
Hi Neil,
Yes, I am using Tortoise with fm files.
I work with them in the following manner.
Firstly, I need you to know that I work with developers wherein the complete
code is managed by CVS and the code build is ant 1.6.5 based.
Torotoise is used more because it integrates directly into explore
Angela,
Since your cover and back cover PDFs are not generated from Frame, I
assume that you are using Acrobat Professional to put them together into
the single PDF. Acrobat Professional is where you need to add your blank
pages.
Since Acrobat only allows you to insert pages from another PDF, wh
Hi all
> Content Management and Versioning is a recurring topic on Framers. Does
> anyone have a summary of systems that are compatible with Frame?
>
> Also, instead of using binary files, would it be possible to use MIF or,
> if in a completely structured environment, XML in the CVS to keep t
Try one of the following:
1. Provide the printer with separate cover files and a file for the
manual's content. Funny, I don't have a problem getting my printer
service to understand that the second side of each cover file is blank.
2. Make a PDF of a blank page, and keep it for all your projects
Is the cover in a different software?
My front and back covers are created by marketing in InDesign. They send
me the front and back cover. I create a new pdf with a blank page pdf.
For example,
In Adobe Acrobat
Create multiple files
FrontCover.pdf
BlankPage.pdf
Name = Manual1_FC.pdf
Create Mu
Hi Angela,
I suggest a different way of creating the manual.
Create 3 Frame files for your manual: front, body, back. Set all 3 files to
make pagecount even. Put all 3 files in a book. Print the book to _one_
PDF file. The blank pages will be there.
Much easier than the way you are doing it.
Hi Angela,
I suggest a different way of creating the manual.
Create 3 Frame files for your manual: front, body, back. Set all 3 files to
make pagecount even. Put all 3 files in a book. Print the book to _one_
PDF file. The blank pages will be there.
Much easier than the way you are doing it.
Laura Lemay wrote on 03/16/2006 11:07:06 AM:
> My experience with MIF is that for the purposes of source code control
> it is the worst of both ascii and binary. MIF files may be ASCII but
> they are really huge, and a significant part of the file is different
> between saves in FM even if you onl
Angela,
Since your cover and back cover PDFs are not generated from Frame, I
assume that you are using Acrobat Professional to put them together into
the single PDF. Acrobat Professional is where you need to add your blank
pages.
Since Acrobat only allows you to insert pages from another PDF, wh
When I try to apply a Last Page master page to the last page of a chapter
(to ensure that I have a blank page and that the footer doesn't appear),
Frame applies the Last page, and then, after I save, Frame adds the
Left/Right page back in. Any idea what's going on? Thank you for your help.
I've had
When I try to apply a Last Page master page to the last page of a chapter
(to ensure that I have a blank page and that the footer doesn't appear),
Frame applies the Last page, and then, after I save, Frame adds the
Left/Right page back in. Any idea what's going on? Thank you for your help.
I've had
Hello,
I have another problem with Japanese and Framemaker 7.1. I work on a machine
with Japanese fonts set by default.
In the paragraph configuration dialog box, we specified the fonts used (ie MS
Mincho) , Mincho being indicated in Kanji characters (as the Machine has
Japanese characters set
On 3/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As for MIF, a search of the archives might result in one members analysis
> of the bloat in file size caused by MIF and at what point saving diffs of
> MIF files is advantageous over saving whole binary versions.
My experience with MIF is
On 3/15/06, eric.dunn at ca.transport.bombardier.com
wrote:
> As for MIF, a search of the archives might result in one members analysis
> of the bloat in file size caused by MIF and at what point saving diffs of
> MIF files is advantageous over saving whole binary versions.
My experience with MIF
Is the cover in a different software?
My front and back covers are created by marketing in InDesign. They send
me the front and back cover. I create a new pdf with a blank page pdf.
For example,
In Adobe Acrobat
Create multiple files
FrontCover.pdf
BlankPage.pdf
Name = Manual1_FC.pdf
Create Mu
Hi all
> Content Management and Versioning is a recurring topic on Framers. Does
> anyone have a summary of systems that are compatible with Frame?
>
> Also, instead of using binary files, would it be possible to use MIF or,
> if in a completely structured environment, XML in the CVS to keep t
Try one of the following:
1. Provide the printer with separate cover files and a file for the
manual's content. Funny, I don't have a problem getting my printer
service to understand that the second side of each cover file is blank.
2. Make a PDF of a blank page, and keep it for all your projects
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