Fred and Others,
Sorry it's taken me some time to get back to the list and those that
offered assistance, but I was sidetracked by another project.
Thanks to everyone for the great ideas and offers of help! At this
point, I think that Fred's idea is the best one. It resolves the issues
I
Hi Les,
You can select a range of rows in a table, CUT and choose Remove cells from
Table ...
Put your insertion point where you want the cut section of table to become an
independent table, PASTE.
== after you have pasted table segment, press Ctrl-T to open the Table
Designer, and on the
Apologies for the cross-post.
Has anyone tried or know of a good way to go from Frame to a Wiki?
We are looking at moving a library of keywords for a dev tool from FM
to a wiki format. This would be a one time thing. I tried googling
this and one fella does a FM-HTML-Wiki conversion with a
When my co-worker views Reference page #1, all of the line titles
(Footnote, TableFootnote, Single Line, Double Line, etc.) are crunched
together. It looks a little like the effect you get when you set the
Spread to -24 percent. However, the spread on the format in question
is set to 0. In
Do the systems print the page (to the same printer) differently also?
In the maker.ini file, are the Printer/Font metrics settings the same?
Art
On 7/17/07, Doug [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When my co-worker views Reference page #1, all of the line titles
(Footnote, TableFootnote, Single Line,
Hi Will...
I can't say if this is useful or not (minimal familiarity with Wiki
formats), but if it would help to have an easy way to get to XML, you
might try our (free) MIFML converter ..
http://www.leximation.com/tools/mifml/
That will get your FM files to XML (MIFML), then all you
Another approach, which I find to be much faster than copying
rows and pasting into new tables, is to make multiple copies
of the entire table and delete the unwanted rows from each
successive copy. This approach retains the original columns
widths in each new table, preserves the column
On FrameMaker 7.2 (version 7.2b144) with Windows XP.
Trying to set page numbering properties, but the number format keeps changing
from numeric to roman.
Here’s what I do:
1. Go through all individual files in my book and separately – at the file
level – set the introductory files to
William Gaffga wrote:
Has anyone tried or know of a good way to go from Frame to a
Wiki? We are looking at moving a library of keywords for a dev
tool from FM to a wiki format. This would be a one time thing. I
tried googling this and one fella does a FM-HTML-Wiki conversion
with a lot of
Another option is to set up the BugNum paragraph to use a runin head tag. Then
use a space for a separator.
Bernard
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Feimster
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 8:28 AM
To: Lin Surasky;
Is there a script or way to import multiple PDF pages, rather than
one page at a time?
Chuck Heinrichs
888-353-1429 (toll free)
Software Concepts
www.FMtrain.com
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Lin,
The method you used to solve your problem is perfectly valid. Another
possibility is to assign paragraph level formatting to the BugNum
element and assign TextRangeFormatting to the Number and Title elements.
You don't use a DTD to define how the text looks. In XML, a DTD does
not define
We have some long tables (several pages) in FM 7.2.
We would like to make separate tables of some of the topics in this long
table and put them on separate pages in some places.
How can I do this??
How can I give each new table a title?
How can I move or push a table section to the next
Hi Sam,
I have a similar situation, where I have three similar books. What I do
is have 3 separate books. Some of the chapters are shared between the
books (and use conditional text), and some of them are unique to each book.
I'm not sure I follow what your system, bit this is what I would do:
Fred and Others,
Sorry it's taken me some time to get back to the list and those that
offered assistance, but I was sidetracked by another project.
Thanks to everyone for the great ideas and offers of help! At this
point, I think that Fred's idea is the best one. It resolves the issues
I
Hi Les,
You can select a range of rows in a table, CUT and choose "Remove cells from
Table" ...
Put your insertion point where you want the cut section of table to become an
independent table, PASTE.
== after you have pasted table segment, press Ctrl-T to open the Table
Designer, and on the
If there's a lot repetitive copy/paste involved, consider creating a
blank destination table with header, title, etc, as you need, then
paste copies of this empty shell where you need them before you begin
to deconstruct the long table. This avoids having to tweak each new
table after you paste.
Apologies for the cross-post.
Has anyone tried or know of a "good" way to go from Frame to a Wiki?
We are looking at moving a library of keywords for a dev tool from FM
to a wiki format. This would be a one time thing. I tried googling
this and one fella does a FM->HTML->Wiki conversion
When my co-worker views Reference page #1, all of the line titles
(Footnote, TableFootnote, Single Line, Double Line, etc.) are crunched
together. It looks a little like the effect you get when you set the
Spread to -24 percent. However, the spread on the format in question
is set to 0. In
Do the systems print the page (to the same printer) differently also?
In the maker.ini file, are the Printer/Font metrics settings the same?
Art
On 7/17/07, Doug wrote:
> When my co-worker views Reference page #1, all of the line titles
> (Footnote, TableFootnote, Single Line, Double Line,
Hi Will...
I can't say if this is useful or not (minimal familiarity with Wiki
formats), but if it would help to have an easy way to get to XML, you
might try our (free) MIFML converter ..
http://www.leximation.com/tools/mifml/
That will get your FM files to XML (MIFML), then all you have
Another approach, which I find to be much faster than copying
rows and pasting into new tables, is to make multiple copies
of the entire table and delete the unwanted rows from each
successive copy. This approach retains the original columns
widths in each new table, preserves the column
> William Gaffga wrote:
>> Has anyone tried or know of a "good" way to go from Frame to a
>> Wiki? We are looking at moving a library of keywords for a dev
>> tool from FM to a wiki format. This would be a one time thing. I
>> tried googling this and one fella does a FM->HTML->Wiki
Another option is to set up the BugNum paragraph to use a runin head tag. Then
use a space for a separator.
Bernard
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+bernard=publishingsmarter.com at lists.frameusers.com
>Is there a script or way to import multiple PDF pages, rather than
>one page at a time?
Chuck Heinrichs
888-353-1429 (toll free)
Software Concepts
www.FMtrain.com
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