At 10:28 -0400 24/5/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
I am trying to figure out how attribute-based Running H/F variables work. Here
is are examples of a couple in a document I have:
$attribute[Booktitle:book]
$attribute[Revision:book]
I assume that the first is looking for the value of the Booktitle
At 18:09 +0200 25/5/07, Mark Lawrence wrote:
The reason I am being so hesitant to just go out and buy the software and
subsribe to every training course available (other than cashflow) is that I am
basically unsure whether Framemaker will do the job I want it to, hence I will
try to describe
--- Mark Lawrence [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
My job involves producing 40 page reports in
Microsoft Word. These
reports are nearly identical. I use the mailmerge
feature in Word to
import variables such as the date of the report, the
name of the product
on which the report is based, the
Hi Dan,
Thanks for your reply. I got the message below rom Mark O'Connor offlist.
The book information is stored in each file, which is nice because the
attribute values carry over, even if you don't have the book. You have to
save the document as MIF and fish out the information, but at
Hello there,
does anyone know what it takes to become a certified Frame specialist? I
heard I need to take a test.
Michael
_
Ta' på udsalg året rundt på MSN Shopping: http://shopping.msn.dk - her
finder du altid de bedste
As I understand what you are stating, each book
component will store the value of the book file title
attribute value which existed the last time the
generate/update action was taken on the book file.
Thus, if the value of the attribute in the book file
is changed but the generate/update action is
I use the mailmerge feature in Word to
import variables such as the date of the report, the name of the product
on which the report is based, the final score that the product achieved
and so on... Is this something that I can do better using Framemaker?
Mark, FM doesn't come with a mail merge
Thanks Scott, Jeremy, and Linda,
Based on your advise, I've played around with conditional text a
little and my doubts are cleared.
One last question:
What is the best resource for Frame + DITA?
Regards,
Gyanesh
On 5/21/07, Linda G. Gallagher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've admittedly missed
Hi Gyanesh...
The best resource would be the framemaker-dita Yahoo group. Also there's
the DITA App Pack and the associated forum .. http://www.adobe.com/go/dita/.
...scott
Gyanesh Talwar wrote:
Thanks Scott, Jeremy, and Linda,
Based on your advise, I've played around with conditional
At 10:28 -0400 24/5/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
>I am trying to figure out how attribute-based Running H/F variables work. Here
>is are examples of a couple in a document I have:
>
><$attribute[Booktitle:book]>
><$attribute[Revision:book]>
>
>I assume that the first is looking for the value of the
At 18:09 +0200 25/5/07, Mark Lawrence wrote:
>The reason I am being so hesitant to just go out and buy the software and
>subsribe to every training course available (other than cashflow) is that I am
>basically unsure whether Framemaker will do the job I want it to, hence I will
>try to
--- Mark Lawrence
wrote:
> My job involves producing 40 page reports in
> Microsoft Word. These
> reports are nearly identical. I use the mailmerge
> feature in Word to
> import variables such as the date of the report, the
> name of the product
> on which the report is based, the final score
> At 10:28 -0400 24/5/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
> >I am trying to figure out how attribute-based
> Running H/F variables work. Here is are examples of
> a couple in a document I have:
> >
> ><$attribute[Booktitle:book]>
> ><$attribute[Revision:book]>
=
I may be missing
Hi Dan,
Thanks for your reply. I got the message below rom Mark O'Connor offlist.
The book information is stored in each file, which is nice because the
attribute values carry over, even if you don't have the book. You have to
save the document as MIF and fish out the information, but at least
Hello there,
does anyone know what it takes to become a certified Frame specialist? I
heard I need to take a test.
Michael
_
Ta' p? udsalg ?ret rundt p? MSN Shopping: http://shopping.msn.dk - her
finder du altid de bedste priser
As I understand what you are stating, each book
component will store the value of the book file title
attribute value which existed the last time the
generate/update action was taken on the book file.
Thus, if the value of the attribute in the book file
is changed but the generate/update action is
"I use the mailmerge feature in Word to
import variables such as the date of the report, the name of the product
on which the report is based, the final score that the product achieved
and so on... Is this something that I can do better using Framemaker?"
Mark, FM doesn't come with a mail merge
Thanks Scott, Jeremy, and Linda,
Based on your advise, I've played around with conditional text a
little and my doubts are cleared.
One last question:
What is the best resource for Frame + DITA?
Regards,
Gyanesh
On 5/21/07, Linda G. Gallagher wrote:
> I've admittedly missed the beginning of
Hi Gyanesh...
The best resource would be the framemaker-dita Yahoo group. Also there's
the DITA App Pack and the associated forum .. http://www.adobe.com/go/dita/.
...scott
Gyanesh Talwar wrote:
> Thanks Scott, Jeremy, and Linda,
>
> Based on your advise, I've played around with conditional
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