When I create a new FrameMaker document, the symbols representing the
paragraph and character catalogs don't appear on the right side of the
document. Why not? And, how can I display them?
Roger
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It's seems like there are to basic methods for the headers and footers and
different product names:
1 - To have one set of variables, and when working a book, apply a specific
template to all the files with the correct variable definitions. This option
would not require conditional
Hi Framers,
Frame 7.0p576
Windows XP Professional
I am trying to create a cross-reference to a figure that would read
...see Figure 5-2, The Test Environment, on page 5-7.
The numbering in my figure paragraph tag is
F:Figure $chapnum-n+1\sn
For the cross-reference, I have the following:
see
NEVER MIND. I guess my brain is asleep this morning. I used $paranum
for the figure number.
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 9:12 am
Subject: Need help with cross-reference to a figure
To: framers@frameusers.com
Hi Framers,
Frame 7.0p576
Is there a way to import new prices for a 1,000-page catalog into a
Framemaker document?
We do many large catalogs here, some with and some without pricing, and a
potential customer wanted to know if they could update embedded pricing just
before the files go to press. I thought I would ask the
Check out www.pectora.com.
Never used it, but I saw a demo where they created a catalog out of info
in a database.
Mike
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rs.com] On Behalf Of Scott White
Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 9:41 AM
To: Framers
Subject:
Hi, Scott:
In addition to the several proprietary database applications that can
manage this, you might want to search for Database Publishing in
MIF_Reference.pdf in the OnlineManuals directory of your FrameMaker
installation.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
Scott,
I suggest that you have a variety of choices to accomplish publishing
prices into a 1,000 page FrameMaker depending on your work flow needs,
business processes, document requirements, and database (provided you
have one). I am aware of the following companies that have
tools/applications
Scott,
This is entirely possible through FrameScript (www.framescript.com).
FrameScript is a programming language for automating FrameMaker
operations. The product is cheap (~$150), but you would need to develop
or purchase the FrameScript program to accomplish your task. FrameScript
does
Did the Find on the tag, and it is the first one. Also, to the person who
suggesting text flow, only Flow A is in use.
-Original Message-
From: rebecca officer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Aug 14, 2006 5:51 PM
To: Lorraine Kiewiet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject:
Lorraine,
Are all the tags in a single content file, or are you working in a
book file that contains several content files?
Art
On 8/15/06, Lorraine Kiewiet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did the Find on the tag, and it is the first one. Also, to the person who
suggesting text flow, only Flow A is
You've gotten plenty of suggestions. I assume that,
presently, production of your catalog is being done in
a manner that is incompatible with a full database
publishing solution, otherwise the solution would be
obvious.
The FrameScript solution offered by Rick Quatro would
seem to be the
All of the tags are in one file. This simple book has only a Cover, TOC, and
Chapter.
This is a new FM 7.2 installation and all of the documents created thus far are
new. There is no template (yet). When I get this straightened out I'll create
a template for the future.
Thanks,
--Lorraine
I'm trying to contact Chris Despopoulos regarding TemplateMapper, and not
having much luck. Is Chris out there? Or can someone send me his current
e-mail address?
Thanks!
Anita Maria Gutierrez
Principle Curriculum Developer
Sage Software, Timberline Campus
15195 NW Greenbrier Parkway
Hi Anita:
Have you tried the telecable email address? I've cc'ed it here.
Last I heard, Chris had moved back to the US but was still active with his
CUDSPAN stuff. If you catch up with him and he has new contact info, I would
like to have it as well.
Take care,
Kay
Hi Deb,
Voila! The two Figure paragraph tags' Numbering tabs, preceding the offending
table show this:
T:Figure n+:
I made them F:Figure n+ instead, and the table is now:
T:Table n+:
What is puzzling is that I wasn't using the series T: for table. I was simply
using Table n+: with no
If you don't specify a numbering track (F or T), FM uses an unlabeled
default... which was probably what was happening.
Art
On 8/15/06, Lorraine Kiewiet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Deb,
Voila! The two Figure paragraph tags' Numbering tabs, preceding the offending
table show this:
T:Figure
Hi all-
I RTFMed and still didn't find what I was looking for, so I turn to the
gurus of the list...
I'm working on screenshot replacement for a large project and want to
set some defaults on the Tools Palette (specifically, the pen width,
fill pattern, and color) so it's faster for me to draw
I'd like to know the answer to this too. I've found that the tools
palette settings reset to the default if you change the DPI of an
image. This would be fine if I could set the default settings. As it
stands now, what I do is apply the color and pen width to the graphic
inside the anchored
If you have FrameScript, list member Rick Quatro has a script in his
Super Web Bundle that should do what you need:
DefaultGraphicProps. Sets default properties for imported
graphics and the anchored frames that contain them.
This is an event script that runs
Hi, Fred-
Thanks for the reply. Sadly, we don't have FrameScript here, and
actually I want to set the default properties on my TOOLS PALETTE, not
on the imported graphic. I don't want to have to click the Fill Pattern
to set it to None, and then set the line width, and then select the
correct
Dropping in graphic items that have specific characteristics is one of the
things I like best about Auto-Text. Just create the item item with the
characteristics you want, and copy it to the AutoText.fm document. For
speed, assign a shortcut key.
Then, every time you want to use the item, just
TW-900 Technical Writer - Contract - Emeryville, CA (Bay Area Candidates Only)
Length: 6+ months
Bill rate: BOE
A software developer needs someone to document a large medical billing system.
We don't have many details about the project, only that it needs to
be completed by 1Q 2007. So, the
Can anyone let me know if documents created with v7.2 can be opened with
v7.1 without having to mif them? We are presently using v7.1 and need to
purchase more licenses. Presently, we do not have an XML requirement but
it is under consideration. So my question is: if we start purchasing
v7.2
So my question is: if we start purchasing v7.2 licenses,
do we have to upgrade the v7.1 stations at the same time,
No...7.1 and 7.2 live together very well. We have, betwen us and the
mother ship, maybe 40 users and we don't know or care who has which,
when it comes to trading files.
---
Can anyone let me know if documents created with v7.2 can be opened with
v7.1 without having to mif them?
Yes, no MIF necessary.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
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Hi Melissa,
You can use a resource editor such as ResHacker or PE Module Explorer
(http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/d10resourceeditor.htm).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Hi,
I'm sure I have seen this issue come up before...but can't seem to recall
the answer.
Rick and Melissa:
You can use a resource editor such as ResHacker or PE Module Explorer
(http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/d10resourceeditor.htm).
Make a backup copy of fmdlg.dll before you start hacking (but you knew
this anyway, right?). I tried to do this just a week ago with FM 7.2 but
FM
All:
P.S. Hacking the dialogues is so easy (at least up to FM 7.1) that you
wonder why Adobe hasn't assigned the work-experience programmer to do it
for ALL those annoyingly tiny dialogues.
It would be only two to three days' work. Then Adobe could release it as
FM 8. [Sorry, couldn't
I noted previously that most FM dialogs have both static and dynamic
controls. If you resize the dialog box and move around the static
controls, you risk damaging the dynamic behavior.
Developers define static controls in resource files which get compiled
into executables or DLLs. Developers
You also need to test THOROUGHLY if you do this. I played with a heap of
the dialog boxes a while ago and everything seemed fine. Then next time
I used Save As PDF, frame crashed. Sigh.
Cheers, Rebecca
Joe Malin [EMAIL PROTECTED] 16/08/06 12:11
I noted previously that most FM dialogs have both
Are you sure you haven't accidentally applied that paragraph tag to a
paragraph of something else earlier in the chapter? To check, search for
the paragraph tag name.
Cheers, Rebecca
>>> Lorraine Kiewiet 15/08/06 05:44 >>>
Yes. It certainly is Monday, and I've switched from coffee to iced tea
When I create a new FrameMaker document, the symbols representing the
paragraph and character catalogs don't appear on the right side of the
document. Why not? And, how can I display them?
Roger
It's seems like there are to basic methods for the headers and footers and
different product names:
1 - To have one set of variables, and when working a book, apply a specific
template to all the files with the correct variable definitions. This option
would not require conditional
Hi Framers,
Frame 7.0p576
Windows XP Professional
I am trying to create a cross-reference to a figure that would read
"...see Figure 5-2, The Test Environment, on page 5-7.
The numbering in my figure paragraph tag is
F:Figure <$chapnum>-\sn
For the cross-reference, I have the following:
Pearl,
You might try Fig.\ <$paranumonly> if you are using Unstructured
Frame. If Structured, try Fig.\ <$elemparanumonly>.
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs.com at
NEVER MIND. I guess my brain is asleep this morning. I used <$paranum>
for the figure number.
- Original Message -
From: pearlrosenb...@nc.rr.com
Date: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 9:12 am
Subject: Need help with cross-reference to a figure
To: framers at frameusers.com
> Hi Framers,
>
>
Is there a way to import new prices for a 1,000-page catalog into a
Framemaker document?
We do many large catalogs here, some with and some without pricing, and a
potential customer wanted to know if they could update embedded pricing just
before the files go to press. I thought I would ask the
Check out www.pectora.com.
Never used it, but I saw a demo where they created a catalog out of info
in a database.
Mike
-Original Message-
From:
framers-bounces+mike.feimster=acstechnologies.com at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+mike.feimster=acstechnologies.com at
Hi, Scott:
In addition to the several proprietary database applications that can
manage this, you might want to search for "Database Publishing" in
"MIF_Reference.pdf" in the OnlineManuals directory of your FrameMaker
installation.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
Hi Scott,
You could have a FrameScript script do a lookup for each part number in a
database (or spreadsheet) and replace the current price with what is
returned from the database.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> Is there a way to import new prices for a
Scott,
I suggest that you have a variety of choices to accomplish publishing
prices into a 1,000 page FrameMaker depending on your work flow needs,
business processes, document requirements, and database (provided you
have one). I am aware of the following companies that have
tools/applications
Scott,
This is entirely possible through FrameScript (www.framescript.com).
FrameScript is a programming language for automating FrameMaker
operations. The product is cheap (~$150), but you would need to develop
or purchase the FrameScript program to accomplish your task. FrameScript
does
Did the "Find" on the tag, and it is the first one. Also, to the person who
suggesting text flow, only Flow A is in use.
-Original Message-
>From: rebecca officer
>Sent: Aug 14, 2006 5:51 PM
>To: Lorraine Kiewiet
>Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
>Subject: Re: Format A
Lorraine,
Are all the tags in a single content file, or are you working in a
book file that contains several content files?
Art
On 8/15/06, Lorraine Kiewiet wrote:
> Did the "Find" on the tag, and it is the first one. Also, to the person who
> suggesting text flow, only Flow A is in use.
--
You've gotten plenty of suggestions. I assume that,
presently, production of your catalog is being done in
a manner that is incompatible with a full database
publishing solution, otherwise the solution would be
obvious.
The FrameScript solution offered by Rick Quatro would
seem to be the
All of the tags are in one file. This simple book has only a Cover, TOC, and
Chapter.
This is a new FM 7.2 installation and all of the documents created thus far are
new. There is no template (yet). When I get this straightened out I'll create
a template for the future.
Thanks,
--Lorraine
I'm trying to contact Chris Despopoulos regarding TemplateMapper, and not
having much luck. Is Chris out there? Or can someone send me his current
e-mail address?
Thanks!
Anita Maria Gutierrez
Principle Curriculum Developer
Sage Software, Timberline Campus
15195 NW Greenbrier Parkway
Hi Anita:
Have you tried the telecable email address? I've cc'ed it here.
Last I heard, Chris had moved back to the US but was still active with his
CUDSPAN stuff. If you catch up with him and he has new contact info, I would
like to have it as well.
Take care,
Kay
Hi Deb,
Voila! The two Figure paragraph tags' Numbering tabs, preceding the offending
table show this:
T:Figure :
I made them F:Figure instead, and the table is now:
T:Table :
What is puzzling is that I wasn't using the series T: for table. I was simply
using "Table : with
If you have FrameScript, list member Rick Quatro has a script in his
Super Web Bundle that should do what you need:
DefaultGraphicProps. Sets default properties for imported
graphics and the anchored frames that contain them.
This is an event script that runs
Hi, Fred-
Thanks for the reply. Sadly, we don't have FrameScript here, and
actually I want to set the default properties on my TOOLS PALETTE, not
on the imported graphic. I don't want to have to click the Fill Pattern
to set it to None, and then set the line width, and then select the
correct
Dropping in graphic items that have specific characteristics is one of the
things I like best about Auto-Text. Just create the item item with the
characteristics you want, and copy it to the AutoText.fm document. For
speed, assign a shortcut key.
Then, every time you want to use the item, just
TW-900 Technical Writer - Contract - Emeryville, CA (Bay Area Candidates Only)
Length: 6+ months
Bill rate: BOE
A software developer needs someone to document a large medical billing system.
We don't have many details about the project, only that it needs to
be completed by 1Q 2007. So, the
Hi,
I'm sure I have seen this issue come up before...but can't seem to recall
the answer.
Is there any way to make the FrameMaker conditional text window or fields in
the window bigger (either through programming, plug-in, or setting config
file?)? Sometimes my cond text titles are too long and
Can anyone let me know if documents created with v7.2 can be opened with
v7.1 without having to mif them? We are presently using v7.1 and need to
purchase more licenses. Presently, we do not have an XML requirement but
it is under consideration. So my question is: if we start purchasing
v7.2
> So my question is: if we start purchasing v7.2 licenses,
> do we have to upgrade the v7.1 stations at the same time,
No...7.1 and 7.2 live together very well. We have, betwen us and the
mother ship, maybe 40 users and we don't know or care who has which,
when it comes to trading files.
---
Can anyone let me know if documents created with v7.2 can be opened with
v7.1 without having to mif them?
Yes, no MIF necessary.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Hi Melissa,
You can use a resource editor such as ResHacker or PE Module Explorer
(http://www.wilsonc.demon.co.uk/d10resourceeditor.htm).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> Hi,
> I'm sure I have seen this issue come up before...but can't seem to recall
> the
I noted previously that most FM dialogs have both static and dynamic
controls. If you resize the dialog box and move around the static
controls, you risk damaging the dynamic behavior.
Developers define static controls in "resource files" which get compiled
into executables or DLLs. Developers
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