I am about to undertake the task of preparing special issue NT plus
based on a new translation (Icelandic) of the Bible that is ready to
be printed. I will only be getting the files in PDF (hopefully no
ligatures) as the last changes were made at the layout company, in
Denmark, I think. Maybe I wil
Hello David,
> 1.b. After following a cross reference (Alt+Ctrl+Click),
> go back to the cross reference?
- Jumps within the same document: Esc vP
(internal FM command GotoPreviousView)
- Jumps to other documents: Ctrl+Tab
If you have FrameScript (http://www.framescript.com),
there are free
Thank you, Fred and Stuart! My collection is now working just fine. :) Once
I replaced BookName with BookTitle in the paragraph tag AND (very important)
removed the text frame from the Body, things worked perfectly. :) Thank you
so much.
Once I have time, I'll probably switch my implementation to
Thank you, Fred and Stuart! My collection is now working just fine. :) Once
I replaced BookName with BookTitle in the paragraph tag AND (very important)
removed the text frame from the Body, things worked perfectly. :) Thank you
so much.
Once I have time, I'll probably switch my implementation to
Angela Akridge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I still can't figure out how to get BookName variable into my xrefs. I
> tried
> Zoe's solution: I inserted the variable into a text frame, then applied a
> BookTitle para tag. The xref will not display the book name. Here's a
> screen
> shot:
>
> http://i4.photo
I am about to undertake the task of preparing special issue NT plus
based on a new translation (Icelandic) of the Bible that is ready to
be printed. I will only be getting the files in PDF (hopefully no
ligatures) as the last changes were made at the layout company, in
Denmark, I think. Maybe I wi
Cross-references can only display content that falls into three
or four general categories:
--text from the paragraph where the cross-reference marker is
located, via the <$paratext> building block
--autonumbering associated with the paragraph where the
cross-reference marker is located, vi
I am creating a form in Acrobat 8. It does this really annoying thing
where when you place a field, it takes forever. It starts in invisible
mode and then slowly fades into 100%. It does 4 views, 0%, 25% opacity,
50% opacity, 75% than 100%. In Designer 7, I just dragged the field and
dropped it in.
I am creating a form in Acrobat 8. It does this really annoying thing
where when you place a field, it takes forever. It starts in invisible
mode and then slowly fades into 100%. It does 4 views, 0%, 25% opacity,
50% opacity, 75% than 100%. In Designer 7, I just dragged the field and
dropped it in.
See answers below.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
> Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM techniques? I am
> using FM 7.2. Most of these questions (except #6) are about techniques that
> are easy to use in Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
>
>> 4. On one computer, I accidentally moved my toolbar (the Quick Access
>> Bar)
>> to a floating position within the document window. How can I can move it
>> back to the docked position at the top of the FM window? It refuses
>> to dock.
There's a button on the main toolbar - the one that cont
Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM techniques? I am
using FM 7.2. Most of these questions (except #6) are about techniques that
are easy to use in Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
1. Navigation techniques. Are there quick ways, such as shortcut keys, to do
the f
> b. After following a cross reference (Alt+Ctrl+Click), go back to the
cross reference?
If you get ToolbarPlus from www.microtype.com/resources.html it has a
tool button for this.
Cheers, Rebecca
NOTICE: This message contains privileged and confidential
information intended only for the use of
Curious to know if anyone reading this list is located in the Hampton
Roads, Virginia area. I'm a long-time FrameMaker user trying to export
my content to .XML (DocBook). Am looking for someone local who may be
able to help me out.
Please feel free to contact me off list if you would prefer.
T
Angela Akridge wrote:
Hi,
I still can't figure out how to get BookName variable into my xrefs. I
tried
Zoe's solution: I inserted the variable into a text frame, then applied a
BookTitle para tag. The xref will not display the book name. Here's a
screen
shot:
http://i4.photobucket.com/album
Cross-references can only display content that falls into three
or four general categories:
--text from the paragraph where the cross-reference marker is
located, via the <$paratext> building block
--autonumbering associated with the paragraph where the
cross-reference marker is located, vi
Curious to know if anyone reading this list is located in the Hampton
Roads, Virginia area. I'm a long-time FrameMaker user trying to export
my content to .XML (DocBook). Am looking for someone local who may be
able to help me out.
Please feel free to contact me off list if you would prefer.
Hi,
I still can't figure out how to get BookName variable into my xrefs. I tried
Zoe's solution: I inserted the variable into a text frame, then applied a
BookTitle para tag. The xref will not display the book name. Here's a screen
shot:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y132/aakridge/BookName.pn
Hi,
I still can't figure out how to get BookName variable into my xrefs. I tried
Zoe's solution: I inserted the variable into a text frame, then applied a
BookTitle para tag. The xref will not display the book name. Here's a screen
shot:
http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y132/aakridge/BookName.png
FWIW -
I keep a folder in Outlook called Tips & Tricks, and when something
useful comes across a list like this, I just drag it in there. If the
email does not have a helpful title, then I forward it to myself and
rename it before saving it.
john
In addition to reference page frames, there are footnote controls for text
and table footnotes in several places.
>From a body page, check out: Format/Document/Footnote properties. There is a
Footnote and a Table Footnote tab. (For example, our template has ".\t" as a
suffix for each of these foot
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
> Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM techniques? I am
> using FM 7.2. Most of these questions (except #6) are about techniques that
> are easy to use in Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
>
>
> 1. Navigation techniques. Are there quic
In addition to reference page frames, there are footnote controls for text
and table footnotes in several places.
Hello, all. I'm having a problem removing or changing a paragraph tag. It's at
the end of a chapter and is a Heading 1 tag, which means my TOC is picking it
up as a blank H1 at the end of the chapter. Of course I can manually remove
that line from the TOC, but we use AutoMap to generate our PDFs
Judie,
Stuart is quite correct -- use the program the way it was designed to
be used; minimal master pages and overrides -- you can do the
"exception" graphics and text blocks (sidebars) the same way, by
inserting an anchored frame and using it as a container for the
graphic or text.
You may want
Judie Vegh wrote:
> Doug and Art,
>
> Thanks so much for your responses, I will try these methods out and see
> what works best for my situation.
>
> As a follow up to this, would it be possible if I wanted text to expand
> across both columns at the bottom of the page? Say, instead of adding i
FWIW -
I keep a folder in Outlook called Tips & Tricks, and when something
useful comes across a list like this, I just drag it in there. If the
email does not have a helpful title, then I forward it to myself and
rename it before saving it.
john
___
On 16 Jun 2007, at 09:52, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> I currently have a good sound working FrameMaker set-up with
> FrameMaker 7.0 and Acrobat 6 Pro on Mac.
>
> I may have to go to Acrobat 8 for non-FrameMaker reasons. As there
> have been reports [Windows only?] of Acrobat 8 installations
> int
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
> 6. Can I create a book of books? My idea is to create a "super-book" that I
> can use for global operations such as find/replace or import-formats
> throughout a documentation set. However, I must be careful not to
> inadvertently change the page and chapter numb
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
6. Can I create a book of books? My idea is to create a "super-book" that I
can use for global operations such as find/replace or import-formats
throughout a documentation set. However, I must be careful not to
inadvertently change the page and chapter numbering
Yes, I considered the table usage soon after I wrote that comment.
What I am trying to achieve is much like the set-up in a Flash MX manual
I've been looking through. I like the use of two column text, though I
think the headers need to be defined more. I've found a problem with
graphics we have
Hello David,
> 1.b. After following a cross reference (Alt+Ctrl+Click),
> go back to the cross reference?
- Jumps within the same document: Esc vP
(internal FM command GotoPreviousView)
- Jumps to other documents: Ctrl+Tab
If you have FrameScript (http://www.framescript.com),
there are free
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
> Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM
> techniques? I am using FM 7.2. Most of these questions
> (except #6) are about techniques that are easy to use in
> Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
>
>
> 1. Navigation techniques. Are the
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM techniques? I am
using FM 7.2. Most of these questions (except #6) are about techniques that
are easy to use in Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
1. Navigation techniques. Are there quick ways, su
4. On one computer, I accidentally moved my toolbar (the Quick Access
Bar)
to a floating position within the document window. How can I can move it
back to the docked position at the top of the FM window? It refuses
to dock.
There's a button on the main toolbar - the one that contains the basi
Hello, all. I'm having a problem removing or changing a paragraph tag. It's at
the end of a chapter and is a Heading 1 tag, which means my TOC is picking it
up as a blank H1 at the end of the chapter. Of course I can manually remove
that line from the TOC, but we use AutoMap to generate our PDFs
Yes, I considered the table usage soon after I wrote that comment.
What I am trying to achieve is much like the set-up in a Flash MX manual
I've been looking through. I like the use of two column text, though I
think the headers need to be defined more. I've found a problem with
graphics we have
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
> Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM
> techniques? I am using FM 7.2. Most of these questions
> (except #6) are about techniques that are easy to use in
> Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
>
>
> 1. Navigation techniques. Are th
Judie,
Stuart is quite correct -- use the program the way it was designed to
be used; minimal master pages and overrides -- you can do the
"exception" graphics and text blocks (sidebars) the same way, by
inserting an anchored frame and using it as a container for the
graphic or text.
You may wan
Judie Vegh wrote:
Doug and Art,
Thanks so much for your responses, I will try these methods out and see
what works best for my situation.
As a follow up to this, would it be possible if I wanted text to expand
across both columns at the bottom of the page? Say, instead of adding in
a graphic
See answers below.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM techniques? I am
using FM 7.2. Most of these questions (except #6) are about techniques that
are easy to use in Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
1. N
Can I ask the list members for some tips on various FM techniques? I am
using FM 7.2. Most of these questions (except #6) are about techniques that
are easy to use in Word, and I haven't yet found an FM equivalent.
1. Navigation techniques. Are there quick ways, such as shortcut keys, to do
the f
On 16 Jun 2007, at 09:52, Steve Rickaby wrote:
I currently have a good sound working FrameMaker set-up with
FrameMaker 7.0 and Acrobat 6 Pro on Mac.
I may have to go to Acrobat 8 for non-FrameMaker reasons. As there
have been reports [Windows only?] of Acrobat 8 installations
interfering
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