Hi Sean,
Unfortunately (LOL), my team has experience writing documentation around all of
the standards to which you make reference. We initially developed a CISP Best
Practices Guide, as it relates to our software, but this quickly migrated into
a PCI DSS Data Security Handbook, once we becam
Hi Sean,
Unfortunately (LOL), my team has experience writing documentation around all of
the standards to which you make reference. We initially developed a CISP Best
Practices Guide, as it relates to our software, but this quickly migrated into
a PCI DSS Data Security Handbook, once we becam
In responding to Dierdre, Clint Owens wrote:
> The file icons in the book window are different for auto-generated
> files. If the doc icons are all the same, then none of them are
> generated.
Just to amplify a bit on one point:
The file itself will be no different if it was generated from the bo
At 10:05 PM 2/26/2008, Hedley Finger wrote:
>Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
>file and modules imported as text insets?
Hedley,
In my earlier post to this thread, I neglected to mention that
FrameMaker treats the element tag SGMLFragment specially. This eleme
At 10:05 PM 2/26/2008, Hedley Finger wrote:
>Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
>file and modules imported as text insets?
Hedley,
In my earlier post to this thread, I neglected to mention that
FrameMaker treats the element tag SGMLFragment specially. This eleme
Hey! Look at that! I noticed the different icons before but didn't
really wonder what that might mean.
Thank you so much!
Deirdre
On 3/10/08, Owen, Clint wrote:
> Deirdre,
>
> The file icons in the book window are different for auto-generated
> files. If the doc icons are all the same, then
Hi all!
Is there some way to tell if a page is autogenerated (such as a TOC)?
I'm working on (someone else's) a template now and I can't tell if the
TOC is autogenerated or manually generated.
Many thanks!
Deirdre
SUMMARY: I am looking for an effective document comparison tool for
FrameMaker that will detect changes between two files, where I will
apply change bars to indicate the changes.
I am working with a client who creates a version A and has it translated
into several languages. Then the client int
SUMMARY: I am looking for an effective document comparison tool for
FrameMaker that will detect changes between two files, where I will
apply change bars to indicate the changes.
I am working with a client who creates a version A and has it translated
into several languages. Then the client inte
Fred is right, of course.
If you copy a TOC or other generated file to a directory for a different
document and then add it to the files for that book, it becomes a normal
FM file. It will contain all the same content, but will not change when
the book is updated.
One powerful way to use this
Fred is right, of course.
If you copy a TOC or other generated file to a directory for a different
document and then add it to the files for that book, it becomes a normal
FM file. It will contain all the same content, but will not change when
the book is updated.
One powerful way to use this fe
In responding to Dierdre, Clint Owens wrote:
> The file icons in the book window are different for auto-generated
> files. If the doc icons are all the same, then none of them are
> generated.
Just to amplify a bit on one point:
The file itself will be no different if it was generated from the b
Hey! Look at that! I noticed the different icons before but didn't
really wonder what that might mean.
Thank you so much!
Deirdre
On 3/10/08, Owen, Clint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Deirdre,
>
> The file icons in the book window are different for auto-generated
> files. If the doc icons are
Deirdre,
The file icons in the book window are different for auto-generated
files. If the doc icons are all the same, then none of them are
generated.
Clint
Clint Owen
Technical Publications
Crane Aerospace & Electronics
425-743-8674
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Deirdre,
The file icons in the book window are different for auto-generated
files. If the doc icons are all the same, then none of them are
generated.
Clint
Clint Owen
Technical Publications
Crane Aerospace & Electronics
425-743-8674
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.f
Hi all!
Is there some way to tell if a page is autogenerated (such as a TOC)?
I'm working on (someone else's) a template now and I can't tell if the
TOC is autogenerated or manually generated.
Many thanks!
Deirdre
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Jerilynne Knight asked:
> I've got a manual with multiple sections and the section divider page is in>
> a separate file and the section title is stored as a variable. To make each>
> type of information more readily separated from the "crowd', each topic is>
> in a separate file. So, is there
If the section title is already a variable, why wouldn't you just use
that? Propogate that variable to all the files, Insert it in the
topic's master pages in each page header, and be done with it...
Art
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Jerilynne Knight
wrote:
> Good day to each of you:
>
> I
Hi Art
That is a good point and I was wondering if there was a way to do something
at the book level (should have said that...my bad). The other suggestion was
to use the volnum variable and I think I'll give that a whirl to see if it
helps on the maintenance side of things.
Thanks for responding
Hi Fred
I'm grateful for the suggestion. That is exactly what I was looking for and
was going totally blank! That is the process I'll put in place and will
document in the template handbook I'm creating.
Thank you bunches and thanks to all who responded privately...
Have a great day and enjoy..
The Adobe FM Upgrade site probably still has the "What's New" files
for those versions online. Have you checked there yet?
Art
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 10:48 AM, Owen, Clint
wrote:
> Is it possible that the CGM filter was changed between FM7.0 and FM7.2?
> It's the only answer we can think of.
Good day to each of you:
I know I've done this in the past and cannot, for the life of me, remember
what approach I took, so...
I've got a manual with multiple sections and the section divider page is in
a separate file and the section title is stored as a variable. To make each
type of informati
Thanks to Art for prompting me to look at the Adobe website.
There were a couple of articles that mentioned CGM issues and a link to
the ITEDO site to download the latest filters.
The filter consists of 4 files (isoconverter.dll, optcgm.prf,
optdxf.prf, optigs.prf) that are located in the \filter
Thanks to Art for prompting me to look at the Adobe website.
There were a couple of articles that mentioned CGM issues and a link to
the ITEDO site to download the latest filters.
The filter consists of 4 files (isoconverter.dll, optcgm.prf,
optdxf.prf, optigs.prf) that are located in the \filter
Hi Art
That is a good point and I was wondering if there was a way to do something
at the book level (should have said that...my bad). The other suggestion was
to use the volnum variable and I think I'll give that a whirl to see if it
helps on the maintenance side of things.
Thanks for responding
Hi Fred
I'm grateful for the suggestion. That is exactly what I was looking for and
was going totally blank! That is the process I'll put in place and will
document in the template handbook I'm creating.
Thank you bunches and thanks to all who responded privately...
Have a great day and enjoy..
Jerilynne Knight asked:
> I've got a manual with multiple sections and the section divider page is in>
> a separate file and the section title is stored as a variable. To make each>
> type of information more readily separated from the "crowd', each topic is>
> in a separate file. So, is there
If the section title is already a variable, why wouldn't you just use
that? Propogate that variable to all the files, Insert it in the
topic's master pages in each page header, and be done with it...
Art
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 11:11 AM, Jerilynne Knight
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good day to e
Good day to each of you:
I know I've done this in the past and cannot, for the life of me, remember
what approach I took, so...
I've got a manual with multiple sections and the section divider page is in
a separate file and the section title is stored as a variable. To make each
type of informati
The Adobe FM Upgrade site probably still has the "What's New" files
for those versions online. Have you checked there yet?
Art
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 10:48 AM, Owen, Clint
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible that the CGM filter was changed between FM7.0 and FM7.2?
> It's the only answ
We have a subcontractor preparing non-structured documents with FM7.2. I
don't know what operating system they use, but I am sure it's some
flavor of Windows.
They create graphics in Isodraw, then export to CGM. The graphics are
inserted in the FM documents by reference. PDFs that they create on
t
We have a subcontractor preparing non-structured documents with FM7.2. I
don't know what operating system they use, but I am sure it's some
flavor of Windows.
They create graphics in Isodraw, then export to CGM. The graphics are
inserted in the FM documents by reference. PDFs that they create on
t
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