Hi all,
I am posting this on behalf of a colleague:
I need to save a FrameMaker Book (Frame 7.2) (9 files, approx. 200
pages) to html for use as an online help. FrameMaker has the option of
breaking the web pages according to Headings. This creates small, usable
web pages. I edited the
I spy a Mark Twain quote in your email signature...
Are you familiar with the one about sarcasm?
Gordon
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I'm on that list too Peter, I find both to be engaging at different times.
Glad to hear that someone is using the delete key though!
Gordon
P.S. TechCommPro is currently discussing the horror of the fact that
postings there may be being archived by another service. Not really that
engaging at
Do tell :)
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I spy a Mark Twain quote in your email signature...
Are you
Again, that is a design progroblem, not a documentation problem. Good GUI
design never, ever results in an interface that doesn't make sense. If it did,
it wouldn't be good GUI design. On the typical large-scale project, GUI
designers serve the dual function of designers and usability experts;
Contract exclusively, preferably three- to six-month. Contractors tend to be
more fully focused on task completion, and doing the job right, both of which
suit my inclinations perfectly. Full-time work becomes more a social issue,
in which the most importance is attached to fitting in with the
Contract exclusively, preferably three- to six-month. Contractors
tend to be more fully focused on task completion, and doing the job
right, both of which suit my inclinations perfectly. Full-time
work becomes more a social issue, in which the most importance is
Allow mw to offer a different
Thanks to all who generously provided recommendations. I really appreciate
it.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
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Some of my documents have Index markers, Reference markers, and other
markers all located such that you cannot see more than a single marker
on the screen. The central way to determine how many markers there
are is to count how many times the cursor fails to move each time you
press an arrow key.
Hi Doug,
The easiest way to do this is to move the overlapping markers so that
there is space between them. Cut and paste one marker at a time to a
different location, even if it is only one letter away from the other
existing markers. To do this, you must be displaying text symbols (View
menu
Doug wrote:
Some of my documents have Index markers, Reference markers, and other
markers all located such that you cannot see more than a single marker
on the screen. The central way to determine how many markers there
are is to count how many times the cursor fails to move each time you
press
There are a few plugins that will expand the markers in place, but
MarkerTools lets you select multiple markers at once (or the whole file)
and browse through them one at a time or filter on a specific marker
type and get the total count of marker selected. (In addition to other
useful
I think the soft return is the simplest and most elegant solution.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
William Abernathy wrote:
Here's an annoyance I'm stumped on. I've been working on updating my
group's template, which is a unification of two work groups' templates.
One group had chapter title
There are situations in which being a full-time employee is more advantageous
than being a contractor. I don't know that training would be one of them,
because a lot depends on the quality of training, and how transferrable the
skills are. It also depends on how close a fit the training is for
It is almost comical to see a job description that stresses knowledge of
project management, apparently a euphemism for we have to work 70 hours a
week withut extra compensation to make the deadline, when the same job tends
to exclude those with experience as PMs.
There are situations in which being a full-time employee is more
advantageous than being a contractor. I don't know that training
would be one of them, because a lot depends on the quality of
training, and how transferrable the skills are. It also depends on
how close a fit the training is
Is there an easy way to search through a Frame book to find places where
I've inserted a soft return and replace it with text?
I know Frame's Find/Change window is quite powerful, but I'm not sure which
combination of options to choose to find the item I'm looking for.
Thanks!
--
Paul Pehrson
Hi all,
I am posting this on behalf of a colleague:
I need to save a FrameMaker Book (Frame 7.2) (9 files, approx. 200
pages) to html for use as an online help. FrameMaker has the option of
breaking the web pages according to Headings. This creates small, usable
web pages. I edited the
I'm on that list too Peter, I find both to be engaging at different times.
Glad to hear that someone is using the delete key though!
Gordon
P.S. TechCommPro is currently discussing the horror of the fact that
postings there may be being archived by another service. Not really that
engaging at
I spy a Mark Twain quote in your email signature...
Are you familiar with the one about sarcasm?
Gordon
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Do tell :)
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[mailto:framers-bounces+jim.pinkham=voith.com at lists.frameusers.com] On
Behalf Of Gordon McLean
Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 4:27 AM
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE:
Again, that is a design progroblem, not a documentation problem. Good GUI
design never, ever results in an interface that doesn't make sense. If it did,
it wouldn't be good GUI design. On the typical large-scale project, GUI
designers serve the dual function of designers and usability experts;
Contract exclusively, preferably three- to six-month. Contractors tend to be
more fully focused on task completion, and doing the job right, both of which
suit my inclinations perfectly. "Full-time" work becomes more a social issue,
in which the most importance is attached to "fitting in with
> Contract exclusively, preferably three- to six-month. Contractors
> tend to be more fully focused on task completion, and doing the job
> right, both of which suit my inclinations perfectly. "Full-time"
> work becomes more a social issue, in which the most importance is
Allow mw to offer a
Thanks to all who generously provided recommendations. I really appreciate
it.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Some of my documents have Index markers, Reference markers, and other
markers all located such that you cannot see more than a single marker
on the screen. The central way to determine how many markers there
are is to count how many times the cursor fails to move each time you
press an arrow key.
Hi Doug,
The easiest way to do this is to move the overlapping markers so that
there is space between them. Cut and paste one marker at a time to a
different location, even if it is only one letter away from the other
existing markers. To do this, you must be displaying text symbols (View
menu >
Doug wrote:
> Some of my documents have Index markers, Reference markers, and other
> markers all located such that you cannot see more than a single marker
> on the screen. The central way to determine how many markers there
> are is to count how many times the cursor fails to move each time you
I think the soft return is the simplest and most elegant solution.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
William Abernathy wrote:
> Here's an annoyance I'm stumped on. I've been working on updating my
> group's template, which is a unification of two work groups' templates.
>
> One group had chapter title
There are situations in which being a full-time employee is more advantageous
than being a contractor. I don't know that training would be one of them,
because a lot depends on the quality of training, and how transferrable the
skills are. It also depends on how close a fit the training is for
It is almost comical to see a job description that stresses "knowledge of
project management," apparently a euphemism for "we have to work 70 hours a
week withut extra compensation to make the deadline," when the same job tends
to exclude those with experience as PMs.
> There are situations in which being a full-time employee is more
> advantageous than being a contractor. I don't know that training
> would be one of them, because a lot depends on the quality of
> training, and how transferrable the skills are. It also depends on
> how close a fit the training
Is there an easy way to search through a Frame book to find places where
I've inserted a soft return and replace it with text?
I know Frame's Find/Change window is quite powerful, but I'm not sure which
combination of options to choose to find the item I'm looking for.
Thanks!
--
Paul Pehrson
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