Tina Ricks wrote:
I've got the footnote body set to 10 points (Format Document Footnote
Properties). Unfortunately, this means (I think) that the footnote reference
(in the main text) is also 10 point superscript.
No, the reference numeral's attributes in the main text are
controlled by the
Noel,
I use FM7.2 8 on a daily basis on Windows XP Pro under Parallels. It has
been a very stable environment for me. Using Parallels in Coherent mode
means that FM sits nicely with my other Mac apps.
I had one instance where the virtual hard disk got corrupt after an upgrade
of Parallels and
I found a posting since 2004 about the same thing. This happened when
columns were set to balanced. Same here. There was never a reply to
this posting.
Is this a problem that others have experienced?
Bodvar
On 8/27/07, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think this is an oldie, but
Tina Ricks wrote:
I'm looking for help with footnote reference numbers. The footnote reference
is the superscript number that appears in the main text. The footnote body
is the text that appears at the bottom of the page.
I've got the footnote body set to 10 points (Format Document
Bodvar -
I haven't run into the specific problem you describe, and I can't offer
much advice as I work with single-column documents almost exclusively,
although they do use side heads.
As you are working in a structured document, there may be issues with
element formatting such as keep with
I used the recommendation given to me by Art Campbell on framers to set the
Tagged PDF feature to ON in the Acrobat Settings dialog. That solved the
problem; the book distilled to PDF without incident.
Because I have avoided using Tagged PDF (because it bloats the size of the
PDF file) in all
Good Morning List Folks,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say much. I converted my
book to HTML then pasted into a blank Word doc. There is a lot of
clean-up necessary. Do you have any other ideas? I do not want
Tina,
You set the size of the footnote reference in FormatDocumentText
Options. This dialog allows you to set the size of superscripted text in
relation to the associated body text.
Ron
Message: 20
Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 14:58:34 -0700
From: Tina Ricks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Help with
All:
Is there any way to generate a list of cross reference markers that contains
the file names of where the cross-reference points to, instead of just the
verbage of the cross reference, etc.
Amy Harvey
Enercon Services, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good Morning Framers List,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say much. I converted my
book to HTML then pasted into a blank Word doc. There is a lot of
clean-up necessary. Do you have any other ideas? I do not want
You can Save As RTF and see how that works, or use a third-party program
like Mif2Go (http://www.omsys.com).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Good Morning Framers List,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS
I would have saved the Frame files as .RTF and opened those in Word,
probably using a template that I'd already set up with styles that
matched the FM tag names
Art
On 8/28/07, Martin Simon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good Morning List Folks,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am
Martin Simon wrote:
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in
converting a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say
much. I converted my book to HTML then pasted into a blank
Word doc. There is a lot of clean-up necessary. Do you have
any other ideas? I do not
I second Rick's advice but would like to add a couple of hints about
the RTF export that may be of use.
First, have a *lot* of patience, particulalry if your document has many
graphics. If there are a lot of graphics, the conversion runs so slowly
that it is easy to think that Frame has hung or
I did not see all of those options since I was trying to convert the
book file. My choices were limited to fm, mif,pdf,htm, and xml.
Now, I can see the many save as options available for the individual
chapters. So, in that case I would convert then paste the chapters
together, later?
As for the
Lester,
Thank you for the suggestions.
This is my first two column big job so far. I have not started
feathering yet, but I found later today a suggestion lurking somewhere
in my old posts (when ordered to delete out of my mail box) a
suggestion that changing the widow/orphan to three lines.
Martin Simon wrote:
Good Morning List Folks,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say much. I converted my
book to HTML then pasted into a blank Word doc. There is a lot of
clean-up necessary. Do you have any other
Martin Simon wrote:
I did not see all of those options since I was trying to
convert the book file. My choices were limited to fm,
mif,pdf,htm, and xml.
Ah, so that's why you went the HTML route. :-) Remember, in FM, all the
content is in the .fm files. The .book file just contains
aharvey wrote:
All:
Is there any way to generate a list of cross reference markers that contains
the file names of where the cross-reference points to, instead of just the
verbage of the cross reference, etc.
You can create a Special List Of References, and choose External
Cross-Refs.
Tina Ricks wrote:
"I've got the footnote body set to 10 points (Format > Document > Footnote
Properties). Unfortunately, this means (I think) that the footnote reference
(in the main text) is also 10 point superscript. "
No, the reference numeral's attributes in the main text are
controlled by
Noel,
I use FM7.2 & 8 on a daily basis on Windows XP Pro under Parallels. It has
been a very stable environment for me. Using Parallels in Coherent mode
means that FM sits nicely with my other Mac apps.
I had one instance where the virtual hard disk got corrupt after an upgrade
of Parallels and
I found a posting since 2004 about the same thing. This happened when
columns were set to balanced. Same here. There was never a reply to
this posting.
Is this a problem that others have experienced?
Bodvar
On 8/27/07, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> I think this is an oldie, but I cannot find
Tina Ricks wrote:
> I'm looking for help with footnote reference numbers. The footnote reference
> is the superscript number that appears in the main text. The footnote body
> is the text that appears at the bottom of the page.
>
>
>
> I've got the footnote body set to 10 points (Format >
Bodvar -
I haven't run into the specific problem you describe, and I can't offer
much advice as I work with single-column documents almost exclusively,
although they do use side heads.
As you are working in a structured document, there may be issues with
element formatting such as keep with
I used the recommendation given to me by Art Campbell on framers to set the
Tagged PDF feature to "ON" in the Acrobat Settings dialog. That solved the
problem; the book distilled to PDF without incident.
Because I have avoided using Tagged PDF (because it bloats the size of the
PDF file) in all
Good Morning List Folks,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say much. I converted my
book to HTML then pasted into a blank Word doc. There is a lot of
clean-up necessary. Do you have any other ideas? I do not want
Tina,
You set the size of the footnote reference in Format>Document>Text
Options. This dialog allows you to set the size of superscripted text in
relation to the associated body text.
Ron
>Message: 20
>Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2007 14:58:34 -0700
>From: "Tina Ricks"
>Subject: Help with footnote
All:
Is there any way to generate a list of cross reference markers that contains
the file names of where the cross-reference points to, instead of just the
verbage of the cross reference, etc.
Amy Harvey
Enercon Services, Inc.
aharvey at enercon.com
Good Morning Framers List,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say much. I converted my
book to HTML then pasted into a blank Word doc. There is a lot of
clean-up necessary. Do you have any other ideas? I do not want
You can Save As RTF and see how that works, or use a third-party program
like Mif2Go (http://www.omsys.com).
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Good Morning Framers List,
Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
a FM book to an MS
I would have saved the Frame files as .RTF and opened those in Word,
probably using a template that I'd already set up with styles that
matched the FM tag names
Art
On 8/28/07, Martin Simon wrote:
> Good Morning List Folks,
>
> Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in
Martin Simon wrote:
> Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in
> converting a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say
> much. I converted my book to HTML then pasted into a blank
> Word doc. There is a lot of clean-up necessary. Do you have
> any other ideas? I do
I second Rick's advice but would like to add a couple of hints about
the RTF export that may be of use.
First, have a *lot* of patience, particulalry if your document has many
graphics. If there are a lot of graphics, the conversion runs so slowly
that it is easy to think that Frame has hung or
I did not see all of those options since I was trying to convert the
book file. My choices were limited to fm, mif,pdf,htm, and xml.
Now, I can see the many save as options available for the individual
chapters. So, in that case I would convert then paste the chapters
together, later?
As for the
Lester,
Thank you for the suggestions.
This is my first two column big job so far. I have not started
feathering yet, but I found later today a suggestion lurking somewhere
in my old posts (when ordered to delete out of my mail box) a
suggestion that changing the widow/orphan to three lines.
Martin Simon wrote:
> Good Morning List Folks,
>
> Sorry, this questions seems taboo however, I am interested in converting
> a FM book to an MS Word doc. The FAQ didn't say much. I converted my
> book to HTML then pasted into a blank Word doc. There is a lot of
> clean-up necessary. Do you have
Martin Simon wrote:
> I did not see all of those options since I was trying to
> convert the book file. My choices were limited to fm,
> mif,pdf,htm, and xml.
Ah, so that's why you went the HTML route. :-) Remember, in FM, all the
content is in the .fm files. The .book file just contains
aharvey wrote:
> All:
>
>
>
> Is there any way to generate a list of cross reference markers that contains
> the file names of where the cross-reference points to, instead of just the
> verbage of the cross reference, etc.
You can create a Special > List Of > References, and choose External
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