Hi,
When the tag you want to access is the last one in a series,
you could also use the Shift key to select the last item.
Example: F9 Shift+t to select TH.
Best regards
Winfried
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Fred Ridder
> Sent:
Fred Ridder wrote:
> I think you might be on the right track, Peter, given someone else's
> observation that they have seen FM8 behave differently in this regard
> on two different machnies.
>
> But I have to say that I have no clue about where/how to change to
> a different character set for my
I think you might be on the right track, Peter, given someone else's
observation that they have seen FM8 behave differently in this regard
on two different machnies.
But I have to say that I have no clue about where/how to change to
a different character set for my OS (Windows XP Pro SP2).
Fr
Stuart gives me more credit than I deserve for my wild guess. I
dreamed this up by remembering some of the reported problems with
Unicode-aware FM and spurious characters in PDF bookmarks, and in
moving legacy files created in earlier versions into FM 8.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Stuart Rog
FWIW, one of our writers reported that the paragraph catalog sorts
differently on her home PC than her work PC. At first glance, it
appeared to be a simple reverse sort, but it was her home PC so we did
not investigate closely.
The tag "tp, table para" was showing up at the bottom of the list r
Documentum with FrameLink worked pretty well and we used it in my
company for several years. But then FrameLink got discontinued and the
last/best version was incompatible with the latest Documentum. We had to
revert back to file servers.
Some day, we will probably convert to XML, for which there
Stuart gives me more credit than I deserve for my wild guess. I
dreamed this up by remembering some of the reported problems with
Unicode-aware FM and spurious characters in PDF bookmarks, and in
moving legacy files created in earlier versions into FM 8.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 4:50 PM, Stuart Rog
Fred Ridder wrote:
> I think you might be on the right track, Peter, given someone else's
> observation that they have seen FM8 behave differently in this regard
> on two different machnies.
>
> But I have to say that I have no clue about where/how to change to
> a different character set for my
When I was at EMC, we used Documentum for source control and it
handled binaries just fine. You may, however, find the price tag a bit
steep.
>> Is there any source control out there that works really well with Frame?
>> We have subversion here, but that can only read ASCII files. It stores
--
J
I think you might be on the right track, Peter, given someone else's
observation that they have seen FM8 behave differently in this regard
on two different machnies.
But I have to say that I have no clue about where/how to change to
a different character set for my OS (Windows XP Pro SP2).
Without knowing more about your environment, I would try Bruce
Foster's Archive plugin to collect and submit files. It would be an
easy way to make things work, and make the process simple. The plugin
will resolve cross-refs and also set up a common directory structure
that you can easily import.
Hi, Fred:
Just off the top of my head I wonder if the change is from an ASCII
sort order to a Unicode sort order.
Have you tried choosing a different character set for your OS (I'm on
my Mac right now, and can't remember the exact name or location on a
Windows machine.)
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:
The solution:
1. Ensure the document title body page frame and the body page frame of the
rest of the document are in the same flow (they already were)
2. Connect the frames in the right order (as explained in the FrameMaker 6.0
online help topic "Connecting text frames".
Thanks to Shlomo Perets
FM7.2
WinXPPro
A 700-page document I've been given indicates in the console that the
'Times' font is not available.
How do I find where in the book (22 components) where Times is specified?
The Find>Character Format... does not list Times as a Family to search for
(of course).
Regards...Chris
Has anyone found a workaround for the change in the sort
order used in the Paragraph Catalog and other listings of
paragraph tags?
Our company's templates were set up with 1- or 2-character
prefixes for all the common paragraph tags to facilitate keyboard
selection via the F9 key. The most comm
FWIW, one of our writers reported that the paragraph catalog sorts
differently on her home PC than her work PC. At first glance, it
appeared to be a simple reverse sort, but it was her home PC so we did
not investigate closely.
The tag "tp, table para" was showing up at the bottom of the list r
Sourcerer .. or it's replacement, ABCM, from West Street Consulting
(http://www.weststreetconsulting.com/WSC_ABCM.htm), is a great tool for
single sourcing with structured FM, but I'm not sure how it relates to
source control systems.
Cheers,
...scott
David Spreadbury wrote:
> Have you looke
Sourcerer .. or it's replacement, ABCM, from West Street Consulting
(http://www.weststreetconsulting.com/WSC_ABCM.htm), is a great tool for
single sourcing with structured FM, but I'm not sure how it relates to
source control systems.
Cheers,
...scott
David Spreadbury wrote:
> Have you looke
Documentum with FrameLink worked pretty well and we used it in my
company for several years. But then FrameLink got discontinued and the
last/best version was incompatible with the latest Documentum. We had to
revert back to file servers.
Some day, we will probably convert to XML, for which there
Hi, Fred:
Just off the top of my head I wonder if the change is from an ASCII
sort order to a Unicode sort order.
Have you tried choosing a different character set for your OS (I'm on
my Mac right now, and can't remember the exact name or location on a
Windows machine.)
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 1:
Have you looked at Sourcerer, from Advantica, Inc?
Adobe has a Success Story at
www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/pdfs/advantica_ss.pdf.
--- On Mon, 12/8/08, Scott Prentice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Scott Prentice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Source Control for Frame
To: "John Posa
Have you looked at Sourcerer, from Advantica, Inc?
?
Adobe has a Success Story at
www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/pdfs/advantica_ss.pdf.
--- On Mon, 12/8/08, Scott Prentice wrote:
From: Scott Prentice
Subject: Re: Source Control for Frame
To: "John Posada"
Cc: "Framers List"
Date: Monday,
Hi Chris
I see you've already had some replies. One other thing you can try is
to generate an Index of References for fonts. In Frame 8 this is done
as follows:
* With the book file open, select Add > Index Of > References.
This opens the Set Up Index of References dialog.
* M
Hi John...
By "handle binaries" .. what did it actually do? Did it do a binary diff
on the files and only store the changes or did it store each update as a
whole blob? And did it provide you with the actual diffs of the content
without running FM?
...scott
John Posada wrote:
> When I was at
Hi John...
By "handle binaries" .. what did it actually do? Did it do a binary diff
on the files and only store the changes or did it store each update as a
whole blob? And did it provide you with the actual diffs of the content
without running FM?
...scott
John Posada wrote:
> When I was at
When I was at EMC, we used Documentum for source control and it
handled binaries just fine. You may, however, find the price tag a bit
steep.
>> Is there any source control out there that works really well with Frame?
>> We have subversion here, but that can only read ASCII files. It stores
--
J
Thanks for all those who replied.
I tried rebooting several times, and running the repair process of the
installer. It did not help. Eventually I bit the bullet and uninstalled
Frame and reinstalled, and it worked. The uninstaller gave me the option
to keep my settings, which I did. After reins
Without knowing more about your environment, I would try Bruce
Foster's Archive plugin to collect and submit files. It would be an
easy way to make things work, and make the process simple. The plugin
will resolve cross-refs and also set up a common directory structure
that you can easily import.
I'm not aware of any way to use source control for binary files (FM or
otherwise) other than just being able to know if the file has changed
(even that may not really be very accurate). And there's no way to do a
useful diff of two FM files other than using the Compare utility in FM.
This is on
I'm not aware of any way to use source control for binary files (FM or
otherwise) other than just being able to know if the file has changed
(even that may not really be very accurate). And there's no way to do a
useful diff of two FM files other than using the Compare utility in FM.
This is on
Frame 7.2 on WinXP
We are doing some work where I am getting book files from the writers and
converting them from one template to another. Book files consist of chapters,
text inset files, and graphic files that are referenced. The conversion itself
is a piece of cake. However, there is a probl
Frame 7.2 on WinXP
We are doing some work where I am getting book files from the writers and
converting them from one template to another. Book files consist of chapters,
text inset files, and graphic files that are referenced. The conversion itself
is a piece of cake. However, there is a probl
Has anyone found a workaround for the change in the sort
order used in the Paragraph Catalog and other listings of
paragraph tags?
Our company's templates were set up with 1- or 2-character
prefixes for all the common paragraph tags to facilitate keyboard
selection via the F9 key. The most com
Is there any source control out there that works really well with Frame?
We have subversion here, but that can only read ASCII files. It stores
Frame's proprietary files and graphics, but it can't do a diff report on
them. Or at least, is there any source control that can read PDFs and do
diff repo
Is there any source control out there that works really well with Frame?
We have subversion here, but that can only read ASCII files. It stores
Frame's proprietary files and graphics, but it can't do a diff report on
them. Or at least, is there any source control that can read PDFs and do
diff repo
As Lester points out, the fonts in use may be dependent on what
printer you have set as the system default. Try setting it to the
Adobe PDF logical printer.
Beyond that, I think the procedure differs a bit depending on whether
you think Times is used by any important components or not. The first
t
Does this message appear when you try to print the document, or when opening
it? The fonts available may depend on which printer is currently selected.
(and usually will in Windows :-( )
"Missing" fonts can also hide in reference pages, cross-reference formats,
table definitions (e.g., the par
We have found in FM 7.0 that FrameMaker creates a bunch of temporary
files that accumulate in the temp directory under the user profile.
Eventually some limit is reached and FM stops working. You can run disk
cleanup within Windows or create a batch file to delete these and FM
will work again.
Cli
We have found in FM 7.0 that FrameMaker creates a bunch of temporary
files that accumulate in the temp directory under the user profile.
Eventually some limit is reached and FM stops working. You can run disk
cleanup within Windows or create a batch file to delete these and FM
will work again.
Cli
As Lester points out, the fonts in use may be dependent on what
printer you have set as the system default. Try setting it to the
Adobe PDF logical printer.
Beyond that, I think the procedure differs a bit depending on whether
you think Times is used by any important components or not. The first
t
Does this message appear when you try to print the document, or when opening
it? The fonts available may depend on which printer is currently selected.
(and usually will in Windows :-( )
"Missing" fonts can also hide in reference pages, cross-reference formats,
table definitions (e.g., the par
Christopher,
You could save the file as MIF and then search the MIF file for Times.
Once you find it, go back to the Frame file(s) and look for the format that is
using it, probably on a master page, then fix, replace or delete, the format
using the Times font. You could also edit the MIF to re
Christopher,
You could save the file as MIF and then search the MIF file for Times.
?
Once you find it, go back to the Frame file(s) and look for the format that is
using it, probably on a master page, then fix, replace or delete, the format
using the Times font. You could also edit the MIF to re
FM7.2
WinXPPro
A 700-page document I've been given indicates in the console that the
'Times' font is not available.
How do I find where in the book (22 components) where Times is specified?
The Find>Character Format... does not list Times as a Family to search for
(of course).
Regards...Chris
The solution:
1. Ensure the document title body page frame and the body page frame of the
rest of the document are in the same flow (they already were)
2. Connect the frames in the right order (as explained in the FrameMaker 6.0
online help topic "Connecting text frames".
Thanks to Shlomo Perets
Thanks for all those who replied.
I tried rebooting several times, and running the repair process of the
installer. It did not help. Eventually I bit the bullet and uninstalled
Frame and reinstalled, and it worked. The uninstaller gave me the option
to keep my settings, which I did. After reins
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