Frame does see fonts manually activated from Suitcase, that is not the issue.
What I would like to resolve (but I guess with Frame it is not quite possible)
is the auto-activation of the fonts used in specific products. I.e. I have
multilingual production and different fonts are necessary to op
Are you talking about including the literal symbol? Or are you trying
to include a forced line break as part of the action of the variable?
If you want the variable to force a line break, use the code \n
(the escape code for newline) in the variable definition.
If you want the narrow, left-poi
Bt. Wrong answer.
In the parent book, the page numbering doesn't matter -- whatever
setup you have is fine, so long as it works -- it will set the page
number (and para number) counters accurately.
In the small sub-book for the section, in the book file, set the page
and chapter numbering for
Thanks a lot for the proposals. I tried the solution with creating mini books
for the individual sections but as this would require to manually specify the
correct starting page number each time I found this solution not to be a
comfortable one.
But now I have an idea how experts do it and whi
> as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to
> make section TOCs?... I use Frame 7.2.
Systec makes a plugin (Chapter TOC) for this. I've never used it, so can't
comment on it. Following is a link where you can find it, but I believe
there is also a trial version o
Are you talking about including the literal symbol? Or are you trying
to include a forced line break as part of the action of the variable?
If you want the variable to force a line break, use the code \n
(the escape code for newline) in the variable definition.
If you want the narrow, left-p
Hi Flo
Rick Quatro's ChapterTOC Framescript is an ideal solution for this:
http://www.frameexpert.com/scripts/chaptertoc.htm
Surely, you can create "standalone TOCs" (aka miniTOCs or local TOCs) too,
but I find the ChapterTOC Framescript the only way to do this productively.
Kind regards
--
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Bt. Wrong answer.
In the parent book, the page numbering doesn't matter -- whatever
setup you have is fine, so long as it works -- it will set the page
number (and para number) counters accurately.
In the small sub-book for the section, in the book file, set the page
and chapter numbering for
> as I find it hard to search the archive, can anyone give an idea of how to
> make section TOCs?... I use Frame 7.2.
Systec makes a plugin (Chapter TOC) for this. I've never used it, so can't
comment on it. Following is a link where you can find it, but I believe
there is also a trial version o
I am evaluating Framemaker 8 as a replacement for Framemaker 6. I am using
Framemaker 8.0p273 on Windows XP Pro SP3.
?
The Next Paragraph Tag attribute for a paragraph does not seem to be working
unless there is some text in the paragraph.
Our template uses paragraphs with no text to insert graph
Frame does see fonts manually activated from Suitcase, that is not the issue.
What I would like to resolve (but I guess with Frame it is not quite possible)
is the auto-activation of the fonts used in specific products. I.e. I have
multilingual production and different fonts are necessary to op
> well, Extensis provides plugins for Illustrator, InDesign and Quark. I wonder
> if anyone thought of making one for Frame... Probably I should file a request
> with the developers for such a thing. Might be useful to many people.
The application plug-ins are for auto-activation.
One can still ac
> well, Extensis provides plugins for Illustrator, InDesign and Quark. I wonder
> if anyone thought of making one for Frame... Probably I should file a request
> with the developers for such a thing. Might be useful to many people.
The application plug-ins are for auto-activation.
One can still ac
Thanks a lot for the proposals. I tried the solution with creating mini books
for the individual sections but as this would require to manually specify the
correct starting page number each time I found this solution not to be a
comfortable one.
But now I have an idea how experts do it and whi
I am getting the following message from FrameMaker when attempting to open
a document to which we have recently added some Japanese characters:
Document named functions.fm is formatted with different font metrics (for
example, different character widths or kerning).
Does anyone have any idea wha
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