Terri,
You wrote:
Running non-structured FM 7.2 on Windows XP.
...The last two rows of the table flow to share a page with text. Each
row has the Report Name paragraph tag for the TOC.
The first paragraph after the table is tagged Heading 1.
When I generate the TOC, all of the Report Names on
Nina,
Does the folder name have a punctuation character in it by any chance?
There's an ancient known problem with FrameMaker in that it can't print to a
folder with a punctuation character.
Phil Heron
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
I do something similar, but use a single-cell table with a table title
above
or below. That way I have more accurate control over the Gap, as well as
placing the title above or below.
D'oh! It turns out that that is what I do, too. I wrote my original message
from memory and I remembered it
Okay, now I tried it and it does not work with the backslash.
It will not help you, but the pgf format name is not well chosen
anyway: Using H2 Heading2 would have anabled easy access to the
format using the Ctrl+9 (or F9) shortcut to select pgf formats from
the status area. But of course,
I'll give my 2c as well. We were using Frame with WWP and having no end
of headaches with it. Builds were scriptable but not repeatable. It took
ages to build our online help system. Having had a look at our
documentation we realised that print was a secondary issue and that our
prime deliverable
Hi, everyone. I have inherited a template that is fairly well made, but
has some problems. Before I work on it, I thought I would see if you
know of any standards for paragraph and character tag names.
For example, the current template uses these paragraph tag names:
S
S1
S+
Both S1 is for
Hi Linda
In a previous company, I used a special anchor tag with graphics to
facilitate conversion of FrameMaker files to HTML, in order to match the
company style guide.
In my current company, I am doing the same thing for the same reason,
although the anchor tag has different design
Hello everyone!
My problem is this, I'm opening xml files into framemaker, with of course my
created dtd everything seems alright but then when I look into its structure
view, these whitespaces appears to be an error.
How then could I possibly erase or removed these whitespaces upon opening
If you are using your Frame files to build help files, you have to use
Graphic and Table anchor tags, otherwise, you have no control over your
graphics and tables and they get skewed in the help file. With graphic
and table anchor tags, you can control them in Style Settings (at least
with ePub, I
Michael Müller-Hillebrand wrote:
It will not help you, but the pgf format name is not well chosen
anyway: Using H2 Heading2 would have anabled easy access to the
format using the Ctrl+9 (or F9) shortcut to select pgf formats from
the status area. But of course, the original designer would
Hi, Charles:
You can rename paragraph formats across a book's files using only FM's
tools, this way:
* Before proceeding, from the book window, perform Shift+File Open
All Files In Book, if they're not already open. Then, perform
Shift+File Save All Files In Book.
* Click in a paragraph whose
Hi all:
FM 8.0, Windows XP.
When I add text to a graphic, I use the A (Draw a Text Line) tool.
Then I need to drag my text around to position it exactly.
Sometimes, I lose some of my text. For instance, I'll type in 10
(8PL), but when I drag it to a new location, it'll arrive as 0 (8PL)
or
Without poking at it, it sounds as if another object in the drawing
may be cutting off the text.
Are you using Bring To Front to make sure nothing is on top of it?
Art Campbell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a
Sounds like the text is trying to runaround the graphic. Try this...
Right click the graphic Runaround Properties Don't Run Around Set
Thomas Schmidt
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Deirdre
Reagan
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2008 3:31
Nothing else is in front of it -- it's not a bring to front kind of
thing. The text just *poof* disappears.
On 10/28/08, Art Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Without poking at it, it sounds as if another object in the drawing
may be cutting off the text.
Are you using Bring To Front to make
Thanks to Ann and Tom for identifying the problem. Now I am off to
find out what a runaround is.
On 10/28/08, Schmidt, Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds like the text is trying to runaround the graphic. Try this...
Right click the graphic Runaround Properties Don't Run Around Set
For example, the current template uses these paragraph tag names:
S
S1
S+
Both S1 is for Step 1; S and S+ act as Step +. (I don't know why there
are two tags that appear to have the same function. A mistake? Or am I
missing something?)
S1 probably resets the autonumbering to start over
I'd say that S and S+ are duplicates if they both behave the same.
And further I'd reformat the template so that you only have one tag
for numbering at that level. The reste for the numbering being in the
body, heading, and other tags. It's much more elegant, and removes
the problem of missing
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:09 PM, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd say that S and S+ are duplicates if they both behave the same.
And further I'd reformat the template so that you only have one tag
for numbering at that level. The reste for the numbering being in the
body, heading, and
I'm running FrameMaker 7.2 on Windows XP. I generated an index and
got some very strange results. Here's a sample and a description of
what happened.
topic 24-27, 237-240
The index markers are on pages 237 and 240 and not on 24 and 27.
However, pages 237 and 240 are the 24th and 27th pages
I figured it out. Pilot error.
Pat
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However, XML and HTML don't use a separate tag to start a numbering
list. It simplifies the conversion. And if using XML it is the
preferred way to format your markup. Less problems in indicating the
first point of the numbering stream.
Scott
At 4:37 PM -0400 10/28/08, Lin Sims wrote:
On Tue,
Dierdre,
Wwhat happens when you move the text back to its original location? Do the
missing letters reappear? If so, the problem is likely being caused by the
graphic runaround properties setting. Click the graphic and select Graphics
Runaround Properties. Set Don't Run Around.
I strongly
Terri,
You wrote:
Running non-structured FM 7.2 on Windows XP.
...The last two rows of the table flow to share a page with text. Each
row has the Report Name paragraph tag for the TOC.
The first paragraph after the table is tagged Heading 1.
When I generate the TOC, all of the Report Names on
Nina,
Does the folder name have a punctuation character in it by any chance?
There's an ancient known problem with FrameMaker in that it can't print to a
folder with a punctuation character.
Phil Heron
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
I do something similar, but use a single-cell table with a table title above
or below. That way I have more accurate control over the Gap, as well as
placing the title above or below.
-Matt
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at
>I do something similar, but use a single-cell table with a table title
>above
> or below. That way I have more accurate control over the Gap, as well as
> placing the title above or below.
D'oh! It turns out that that is what I do, too. I wrote my original message
from memory and I remembered
Okay, now I tried it and it does not work with the backslash.
It will not help you, but the pgf format name is not well chosen
anyway: Using "H2 Heading2" would have anabled easy access to the
format using the Ctrl+9 (or F9) shortcut to select pgf formats from
the status area. But of
I'll give my 2c as well. We were using Frame with WWP and having no end
of headaches with it. Builds were scriptable but not repeatable. It took
ages to build our online help system. Having had a look at our
documentation we realised that print was a secondary issue and that our
prime deliverable
Hi, everyone. I have inherited a template that is fairly well made, but
has some problems. Before I work on it, I thought I would see if you
know of any standards for paragraph and character tag names.
For example, the current template uses these paragraph tag names:
S
S1
S+
Both S1 is for
Hi Linda
In a previous company, I used a special "anchor" tag with graphics to
facilitate conversion of FrameMaker files to HTML, in order to match the
company style guide.
In my current company, I am doing the same thing for the same reason,
although the anchor tag has different design
Hello everyone!
My problem is this, I'm opening xml files into framemaker, with of course my
created dtd everything seems alright but then when I look into its structure
view, these "whitespaces" appears to be an error.
How then could I possibly erase or removed these upon opening it
to my
If you are using your Frame files to build help files, you have to use
Graphic and Table anchor tags, otherwise, you have no control over your
graphics and tables and they get skewed in the help file. With graphic
and table anchor tags, you can control them in Style Settings (at least
with ePub, I
Michael M?ller-Hillebrand wrote:
> It will not help you, but the pgf format name is not well chosen
> anyway: Using "H2 Heading2" would have anabled easy access to the
> format using the Ctrl+9 (or F9) shortcut to select pgf formats from
> the status area. But of course, the original designer
Hi, Charles:
You can rename paragraph formats across a book's files using only FM's
tools, this way:
* Before proceeding, from the book window, perform Shift+File > Open
All Files In Book, if they're not already open. Then, perform
Shift+File > Save All Files In Book.
* Click in a paragraph
Hi all:
FM 8.0, Windows XP.
When I add text to a graphic, I use the A (Draw a Text Line) tool.
Then I need to drag my text around to position it exactly.
Sometimes, I lose some of my text. For instance, I'll type in 10
(8PL), but when I drag it to a new location, it'll arrive as 0 (8PL)
or
Without poking at it, it sounds as if another object in the drawing
may be cutting off the text.
Are you using Bring To Front to make sure nothing is on top of it?
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Sounds like the text is trying to "runaround" the graphic. Try this...
Right click the graphic > Runaround Properties > Don't Run Around > Set
Thomas Schmidt
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of
Nothing else is in front of it -- it's not a bring to front kind of
thing. The text just *poof* disappears.
On 10/28/08, Art Campbell wrote:
> Without poking at it, it sounds as if another object in the drawing
> may be cutting off the text.
> Are you using Bring To Front to make sure nothing
Thanks to Ann and Tom for identifying the problem. Now I am off to
find out what a runaround is.
On 10/28/08, Schmidt, Tom wrote:
> Sounds like the text is trying to "runaround" the graphic. Try this...
>
> Right click the graphic > Runaround Properties > Don't Run Around > Set
>
> Thomas
> For example, the current template uses these paragraph tag names:
>
> S
> S1
> S+
>
> Both S1 is for Step 1; S and S+ act as Step +. (I don't know why there
> are two tags that appear to have the same function. A mistake? Or am I
> missing something?)
S1 probably resets the autonumbering to
I'd say that S and S+ are duplicates if they both behave the same.
And further I'd reformat the template so that you only have one tag
for numbering at that level. The reste for the numbering being in the
body, heading, and other tags. It's much more elegant, and removes
the problem of missing
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:09 PM, Scott wrote:
> I'd say that S and S+ are duplicates if they both behave the same.
>
> And further I'd reformat the template so that you only have one tag
> for numbering at that level. The reste for the numbering being in the
> body, heading, and other tags.
I'm running FrameMaker 7.2 on Windows XP. I generated an index and
got some very strange results. Here's a sample and a description of
what happened.
topic 24-27, 237-240
The index markers are on pages 237 and 240 and not on 24 and 27.
However, pages 237 and 240 are the 24th and 27th pages
I figured it out. Pilot error.
Pat
However, XML and HTML don't use a separate tag to start a numbering
list. It simplifies the conversion. And if using XML it is the
preferred way to format your markup. Less problems in indicating the
first point of the numbering stream.
Scott
At 4:37 PM -0400 10/28/08, Lin Sims wrote:
>On
Dierdre,
Wwhat happens when you move the text back to its original location? Do the
missing letters reappear? If so, the problem is likely being caused by the
graphic runaround properties setting. Click the graphic and select Graphics
> Runaround Properties. Set Don't Run Around.
I strongly
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