Hi Richard,
Believe it or not, we have talked about exactly what you suggested, but we
don't know how long that will be until the next version of FM is released, and
se need to get started. So we're getting 7.2 and will upgrade whenever the
next version of FM comes out. I'm Beta testing it, i
Hi Richard,
Believe it or not, we have talked about exactly what you suggested, but we
don't know how long that will be until the next version of FM is released, and
se need to get started. So we're getting 7.2 and will upgrade whenever the
next version of FM comes out. I'm Beta testing it, i
Or tag your target reference with a "previouslink" hypertext tag to get back
to the source with a click?
Yours,
Mathieu Jacquet
>From: Yves Barbion
>To: Rick Quatro
>CC: framers at lists.frameusers.com
>Subject: Re: Cross-references and hyperlinks: jump back to target?
>Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2007
Right on for the Esc+v+P, but I think you mean Ctrl+tab for different
documents, right.
Thanks Rick.
Kind regards
Yves Barbion
Rick Quatro wrote:
> Hi Yves,
>
> For links within the same document, use Esc v P (view Previous). For
> links to a different document, you can hit Alt+Tab to go b
Diane Gaskill wrote:
> As some of you might remember, a few weeks ago, I posted some
> messages to the list regarding my company's research into
> changing from Word to either ArborText or Structured FM. I
> received several excellent responses to my questions and
> created a 4-page spreadshe
I think this question has been asked before: is there a way to jump back to
the "target" of a cross-reference or hypertext link (opposite of "Go to
Source")?
Hello All,
Thanks to all who have responded to the query. It is sincerely appreciated.
I could right align the numbered list in FM and they seem perfect in the PDFs.
The problem is that the generated html output does not give the required
result. The single digit in the WebWorks output st
Diane Gaskill wrote:
> As some of you might remember, a few weeks ago, I posted some
> messages to the list regarding my company's research into
> changing from Word to either ArborText or Structured FM. I
> received several excellent responses to my questions and
> created a 4-page spreadsh
Hi FrameFolks,
As some of you might remember, a few weeks ago, I posted some messages to
the list regarding my company's research into changing from Word to either
ArborText or Structured FM. I received several excellent responses to my
questions and created a 4-page spreadsheet comparing the two
Hi FrameFolks,
As some of you might remember, a few weeks ago, I posted some messages to
the list regarding my company's research into changing from Word to either
ArborText or Structured FM. I received several excellent responses to my
questions and created a 4-page spreadsheet comparing the two
Hi Gunnar,
you can do this as follows:
1. Go to the book file.
2. Right-click the TOC.
3. Choose *Set Up Table of Contents*.
4. Move the new format to the Include list.
5. Click *Set*.
6. Click *Update*.
Kind regards
Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameM
Hi,
I have a book with a number of chapters. I have created a TOC, and it
looks OK.
However, I have now added a new format, and I would like text with
this format in the TOC.
Is there any way I can "add" a format to the list of formats that
should be in the TOC? In Word, you can afterwards ad
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> I could right align the numbered list in FM and they seem
> perfect in the PDFs.
>
> The problem is that the generated html output does not give
> the required result. The single digit in the WebWorks output
> still appears to be left aligned due to which the bo
Hi
About shortcuts to key out of a table
The Alt t p shortcut does indeed come with the Toolbar Express plug-in
from Shlomo Peretz at microtype.com.
I was unsure whether this came with Rick Quatro's TableCleaner, but my
TE user guide confirmed it's from Shlomo.
Hurrah for these brilliant plug-in
Garnier Garnier wrote:
> I could right align the numbered list in FM and they seem
> perfect in the PDFs.
>
> The problem is that the generated html output does not give
> the required result. The single digit in the WebWorks output
> still appears to be left aligned due to which th
Hello All,
Thanks to all who have responded to the query. It is sincerely appreciated.
I could right align the numbered list in FM and they seem perfect in the PDFs.
The problem is that the generated html output does not give the required
result. The single digit in the WebWorks
Or tag your target reference with a "previouslink" hypertext tag to get back
to the source with a click?
Yours,
Mathieu Jacquet
From: Yves Barbion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Rick Quatro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Cross-references and hyperlinks: jump back t
Hi Yves,
For links within the same document, use Esc v P (view Previous). For links
to a different document, you can hit Alt+Tab to go back to the link document
(as long as it is still open).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
>I think this question has been asked
Right on for the Esc+v+P, but I think you mean Ctrl+tab for different
documents, right.
Thanks Rick.
Kind regards
Yves Barbion
Rick Quatro wrote:
Hi Yves,
For links within the same document, use Esc v P (view Previous). For
links to a different document, you can hit Alt+Tab to go back
Hi Yves,
For links within the same document, use Esc v P (view Previous). For links
to a different document, you can hit Alt+Tab to go back to the link document
(as long as it is still open).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
I think this question has been aske
I think this question has been asked before: is there a way to jump back to
the "target" of a cross-reference or hypertext link (opposite of "Go to
Source")?
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Hi Gunnar,
you can do this as follows:
1. Go to the book file.
2. Right-click the TOC.
3. Choose *Set Up Table of Contents*.
4. Move the new format to the Include list.
5. Click *Set*.
6. Click *Update*.
Kind regards
Yves Barbion
Documentation Architect
Adobe-Certified FrameMaker
Hi,
I have a book with a number of chapters. I have created a TOC, and it
looks OK.
However, I have now added a new format, and I would like text with
this format in the TOC.
Is there any way I can "add" a format to the list of formats that
should be in the TOC? In Word, you can afterwards
Hi
About shortcuts to key out of a table
The Alt t p shortcut does indeed come with the Toolbar Express plug-in
from Shlomo Peretz at microtype.com.
I was unsure whether this came with Rick Quatro's TableCleaner, but my
TE user guide confirmed it's from Shlomo.
Hurrah for these brilliant plug-i
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