Hi Framers:
I have generated several independent indexes. However the page number font
size is not constant for the same level. Thus I will have for example:
Cape
1657-1750 54
1680-1730 36
The page number 36 is oversize (actually it is the paragraph number).
I seem to think that the answer
Hi,
I have used John Smart's MaxIt. The company works with your organization to
build your dictionaries. You then can add to those dictionaries.
It took a little getting use to, but I thought it was a very useful tool. I'm
not sure about checking for a specific style guides. MaxIt has it's
Hello Framers,
I work for software designer company in Spain. We're looking a trainer for
Structured FrameMaker: building EDD, structured applications, etc.
I'would like know if you know a trainer, speaking spanish, who can help us or
if you recommended a online course of this.
ps!
I forgot to suggest that the most likely specification that's in use
is on the Reference page named Index. However, without knowing the
complete setup of your book, I may be overlooking something.
I also forgot to include this test procedure, which is an alternate
approach to isolating
I've considered this a bug in Frame for years. Here's what happening:
The paragraph format that formats the page number doesn't exist yet. The
name appears in the list, but you see an asterisk. Frame automatically
creates the format but for some reason doesn't actually save it to the
catalog.
Hi, Rob:
I know a lot about FrameMaker, but I tremble when trying to engage
with statistics in any specific way. I am quite comfortable with
sweeping generalities and fuzzy logic.
Rather than treat your number differences as problems, I'd take the
statistical approach of determining what factor
Hello Framers,recently I had a machine with a bunch of FM files being backed up
in progress - crash! It crashed so bad that about half of all of my FM files
went corrupt and I can't open them anymore.Is there any means to fix them or
recover or whatever. The files appear all fine - I can open
Dear Mr. Davidson:
Please accept my sympathy, and also my thanks for taking the time to
inform us during this exceptionally difficult time for you.
In 1995 the Framers List lost another frequent contributor, Carol
Odlum, to brain cancer. Carol had been particularly helpful to me
with a number
Hi Framers:
I have generated several independent indexes. However the page number font
size is not constant for the same level. Thus I will have for example:
Cape
1657-1750 54
1680-1730 36
The page number "36" is oversize (actually it is the paragraph number).
I seem to think that the answer
Dov,
You wrote:
> (2) So far we haven't seen the NUMBER of fonts as the key
> variable as to what causes corruption or too large a font
> cache file. As I have indicated in early communications, my
> systems routinely run with about 1400 to 1600 active
> typefaces, all concurrently installed.
Have you checked the para tag that controls the entry to make sure
that no character tags are invoked? And/or, highlight the entire entry
Ctrl-8 and specify Default Format
Art
On 6/23/07, Rob Shell wrote:
> Hi Framers:
> I have generated several independent indexes. However the page number
Thanks Lesley,I tried it. Unfortunately it didn't work. I googled a bit and
there are couple guys that can do this (recovering) for money. Do you think
it's worthwhile to send them the files?Michael> Subject: RE: SOS - CORRUPT
FILES> Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2007 21:00:57 -0400> From: lsmalley at
Lester omitted one part of the instructions... you need to already
have a FM file open before you attempt the "Esc,o,H" sequence...
Art
On 6/22/07, Lester C. Smalley wrote:
> You can try the "heroic open" command: ESC o H
>
> (three key presses: Escape, lowercase OH, capital H)
>
> If it
Hi, Rob:
I know a lot about FrameMaker, but I tremble when trying to engage
with statistics in any specific way. I am quite comfortable with
sweeping generalities and fuzzy logic.
Rather than treat your number differences as problems, I'd take the
statistical approach of determining what factor
I've considered this a bug in Frame for years. Here's what happening:
The paragraph format that formats the page number doesn't exist yet. The
name appears in the list, but you see an asterisk. Frame automatically
creates the format but for some reason doesn't actually save it to the
catalog.
ps!
I forgot to suggest that the most likely specification that's in use
is on the Reference page named Index. However, without knowing the
complete setup of your book, I may be overlooking something.
I also forgot to include this test procedure, which is an alternate
approach to isolating
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