Subject: Challenge with Trados

2009-01-12 Thread Wim Hooghwinkel - idtp
Hi Marc, Indeed, best practice is to save as MIF and use that to work with Trados. The Trados S-Tagger filters the MIF to either tagged RTF or STF - where STF is the most reliable. This file wil be used by the translators and after translation filtered back to MIF. STF is translated using the

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Andersen, Verner Engell VEA
My FM template contains all formats in the book. When I create a new book I take a chapter file at set it all up from there: Add front page, toc, chapters, glossary index and rear page. All set up by using specific headings to call the correct master pages. I set up the page and chapter

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Andersen, Verner Engell VEA
All my screen shots in Framemaker are linked .png. When I write a new version of the manual I simply replace all the changed screen shots with with new ones with the same name and voila all screen shots in the manual are updated. Alas, when I open Framemaker they often lloks distorted and I have

Re: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread David Spreadbury
Verner, You should be able to do a File Save Book As, renaming the book file. This should rename your generated files to match the book filename. --- On Mon, 1/12/09, Andersen, Verner Engell VEA verner.ander...@radiometer.dk wrote: From: Andersen, Verner Engell VEA

Re: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Peter Courlis
Good Morning, Does anyone know of a source of Book templates (free) that a newbie might have access to, for study? TIA -peter --- On Mon, 1/12/09, David Spreadbury dspre...@yahoo.com wrote: From: David Spreadbury dspre...@yahoo.com Subject: Re: Easiest way to create a new book from a

RE: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructuredFM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Phil Heron
Peter, Try the Frame Template Packs. Although designed for Frame 5.5, they can be used just as well with more up-to-date versions of FrameMaker. You can get the template packs from: http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/tempseries/ Phil Heron -Original Message- From:

RE: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructuredFM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Peter Courlis
Thank you for the quick response. (I have learned so much, as a result of monitoring this List.) - Peter --- On Mon, 1/12/09, Phil Heron phil.he...@coda.com wrote: From: Phil Heron phil.he...@coda.com Subject: RE: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructuredFM8) To:

Re: How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread John Posada
Alas, when I open Framemaker they often lloks distorted and I have to reimport or at least rescale them again. Is there a way to avoid this? Don't rescale the images in FM. Create the screen shot and rescale it to the proper size when you capture it, then import it into FM. In other words, if

Re: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread John Posada
Why not open the book, select File-Save Book As, and give it a new name? When you do, the TOC and all other generated files (TOC, IX, etc) will rename automatically. Is there an easy way to get the book file renamed and get the generated files like TOC, Index and Glossary working without

Framescript - Exist Directory?

2009-01-12 Thread Stephen O'Brien
To FrameScript users: Is there a way to determine that a directory exists (like the command FileExist). Thanks to all. Stephen O'Brien Rédacteur technique senior / Senior Technical Writer InnovMetric Logiciels inc. / InnovMetric Software Inc. 2014, Cyrille-Duquet, suite 310 Québec (Québec)

Re: How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Stuart Rogers
Andersen, Verner Engell VEA wrote: All my screen shots in Framemaker are linked .png. When I write a new version of the manual I simply replace all the changed screen shots with with new ones with the same name and voila all screen shots in the manual are updated. Alas, when I open

Re: Framescript - Exist Directory?

2009-01-12 Thread Frank Elmore
Hello Stephen, You can use the same command (eSys.FileExist) for files or directories. Just use a directory name in place of a file name. Frank Elmore Project leader for FrameScript - Original Message - From: Stephen O'Brien sobr...@innovmetric.com To: fram...@frameusers.com;

Re: Framescript - Exist Directory?

2009-01-12 Thread Stephen O'Brien
Thanks to all who answered. My script now runs. Great. At 10:57 AM 12/01/2009, Frank Elmore wrote: Hello Stephen, You can use the same command (eSys.FileExist) for files or directories. Just use a directory name in place of a file name. Frank Elmore Project leader for FrameScript -

RE: How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Combs, Richard
Andersen, Verner wrote: All my screen shots in Framemaker are linked .png. When I write a new version of the manual I simply replace all the changed screen shots with with new ones with the same name and voila all screen shots in the manual are updated. Alas, when I open Framemaker they

Re: How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Milan Davidovic
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Combs, Richard richard.co...@polycom.com wrote: Stuart's advice is also important. After import into FM, never change the size of a graphic by changing its scaling percentage. Are there hazards (other than the problem described at the start of this thread) that

RE: Cannot apply master page!

2009-01-12 Thread Eichelberger, Mark
I should let Art reply as he choose to end his emails with this line from Richard Thompson's song 1952 Vincent Black Lightning, but this is a motorcycle. See the link below for a pic. (BTW, it is a great song!) http://www.whiskyfun.com/Materialforlog9/Vincent-Black-Lightning.jpg Mark E.

Re: Alignment of graphic and text elements in a table format

2009-01-12 Thread Klaus Daube
On 10 Jan 2009 at 9:51, Shell, Robert wrote: However, the anchored frame in col. 2 of the table inserts an extra line above itself while the embedded text in column one does not. My clunky workaround is to insert a carriage return or HRT above the text which lines up the graphic and text OK,

Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Angela Provan
Hi, I'm trying to create a booklet in Framemaker and thus far can't find any tutorials or help references on how to do this. Has anyone tried this before and if so, how did they do it? Regards Angela ___ You are currently subscribed to Framers as

Distinguishing between Paragraphs and Insets in a Framemaker Doc

2009-01-12 Thread Charles Monck
Hello ... Complete FrameScript newbie here! I wonder if there is a way of using FrameScript to go through a document taking one course of action if the next object in the document is a paragraph (Here I wish to add a text inset - and that is all working fine)) and another course of action if

Unstructured FM to DITA XML

2009-01-12 Thread RobynWright7
Hi everyone, Has anyone ever done a conversion from unstructured FM to DITA XML (using FM's paragraph tags, etc.)? If so, do you have a conversion table that I could use. (I figured it would be a few steps ahead of beginning the conversion table from scratch.) Thanks! Robyn

Re: Unstructured FM to DITA XML

2009-01-12 Thread David Spreadbury
Robyn, I have done unstrctured-Structured conversions but not DITA.   I a previous email you mentioned you were looking at Mif2Go. Checkout Chapter 14 in the Mif2Go User Guide. It discusses just this situation. --- On Mon, 1/12/09, robynwrig...@aol.com robynwrig...@aol.com wrote: From:

RE: Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Dov Isaacs
Unless you are producing something very simple like a four page booklet, i.e., a single sheet of paper folded in half, your best bet is to create your document in FrameMaker in terms of logical pages, 1 through n. Then, create PDF of the FrameMaker document, again in logical page order. Once you

Re: Distinguishing between Paragraphs and Insets in a Framemaker Doc

2009-01-12 Thread Rick Quatro
Hi Charles, You can do something like this, assuming the oDoc is your document object. Get TextList InObject(oDoc.MainFlowInDoc) NewVar(tTextList) PgfBegin TextInsetBegin; Loop While(i = tTextList.Count) LoopVar(i) Init(1) Incr(1) If tTextList[i].TextType = 'PgfBegin' Set oPgf =

Re: Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Rick Quatro
Hi Angela, The technical term for this is imposition; the best way to do this is to create a PDF from your FrameMaker file and use imposition sofware with the PDF file. General, your printer will do this at the pre-press stage. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com

Re: Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Art Campbell
And just as a postscript to Dov's and Rick's posts: Unless you're doing something that you alone have total control over, don't bother. * If you think a customer will print the booklet, remember that customer's printers are more likely than not to use one of the thousands of possible paper

RE: How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Combs, Richard
Milan Davidovic wrote: On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Combs, Richard richard.co...@polycom.com wrote: Stuart's advice is also important. After import into FM, never change the size of a graphic by changing its scaling percentage. Are there hazards (other than the problem described at

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Deirdre Reagan
Hi All! FM 8.0, Windows 3.1. Just kidding -- Windows XP. I'm having a problem with the table on the last page of my file. I add 10 more rows, and the rows disapper on the page -- they don't force a new page. I've seen this before and I seem to remember it's a simple fix, but for the life of

Re: Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Art Campbell
It could be either a bad page pagination setting that breaks the autoconnection of the flow or the table containing too few good break points. It's more likely to be the table. Try a couple of these: * Select some of the problem rows, right-click and check the row format properties to see if you

RE: Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Fred Ridder
Deirdre Reagan asked: I'm having a problem with the table on the last page of my file. I add 10 more rows, and the rows disapper on the page -- they don't force a new page. I've seen this before and I seem to remember it's a simple fix, but for the life of me I can't remember what to do!

Re: Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Deirdre Reagan
Thanks everyone for your help. I copied the table to a new blank document and the table rolled over just fine, so it appears that my problem is with the master pages. My document starts on page 10004. I have three pages of figures, then three pages of table, then three pages of figures and two

Re: Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Art Campbell
I'd make a guess that you have another text frame on that page, probably one that's not auto-connected to anything. Try poking around with the pointer tool, or maybe do a Select All on the page. Either one would let you select or unselect objects, or move them around so you can see if anything is

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Nancy Allison
It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the Index markers, for example, and quickly correct inconsistencies. Is there any clever way of doing this in Frame? Or in a MIF file? For example, I think a

Re: See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Rick Quatro
Hi Nancy, Google the IXGen plug in for FrameMaker. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the Index markers, for example, and

Re: See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Nancy Allison
Thanks, Rick. I've investigated -- it looks wonderful; but at $249 it's too expensive for my freelancer's budget. Is there anything else out there? ___ You are currently subscribed to Framers as arch...@mail-archive.com. Send list messages to

Re: See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Frank Stearns
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009, Nancy Allison wrote: It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the Index markers, for example, and quickly correct inconsistencies. Is there any clever way of doing this in

Re: See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Scott Prentice
MarkerTools also provides this feature. http://leximation.com/tools/info/markertools.php Cheers, ...scott Scott Prentice Leximation, Inc. www.leximation.com +1.415.485.1892 Nancy Allison wrote: Thanks, Rick. I've investigated -- it looks wonderful; but at $249 it's too expensive

Re: See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Frank Stearns
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009, Nancy Allison wrote: Thanks, Rick. I've investigated -- it looks wonderful; but at $249 it's too expensive for my freelancer's budget. Is there anything else out there? Take a look at our cost analysis -- it's a little dusty but the basic numbers still work reasonably

RE: See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Combs, Richard
Nancy Allison wrote: It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the Index markers, for example, and quickly correct inconsistencies. Is there any clever way of doing this in Frame? Or in a MIF file?

Re: Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Stuart Rogers
Art Campbell wrote: I'd make a guess that you have another text frame on that page, probably one that's not auto-connected to anything. Try poking around with the pointer tool, or maybe do a Select All on the page. Either one would let you select or unselect objects, or move them around so

Re: Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Deirdre Reagan
I fixed it! I autoconnected the first page to the second page and the table on the last page miraculously rolled over to a new page. I don't know why that worked, but I'm glad it did! Thanks everyone for your help. Deirdre On 1/12/09, Stuart Rogers srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com wrote: Art

Subject: Challenge with Trados

2009-01-12 Thread Wim Hooghwinkel - idtp
Hi Marc, Indeed, best practice is to save as MIF and use that to work with Trados. The Trados S-Tagger filters the MIF to either tagged RTF or STF - where STF is the most reliable. This file wil be used by the translators and after translation filtered back to MIF. STF is translated using the

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Andersen, Verner Engell VEA
My FM template contains all formats in the book. When I create a new book I take a chapter file at set it all up from there: Add front page, toc, chapters, glossary index and rear page. All set up by using specific headings to call the correct master pages. I set up the page and chapter numbering

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Andersen, Verner Engell VEA
All my screen shots in Framemaker are linked .png. When I write a new version of the manual I simply replace all the changed screen shots with with new ones with the same name and voila all screen shots in the manual are updated. Alas, when I open Framemaker they often lloks distorted and I have

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread David Spreadbury
Verner, You should be able to do a File > Save Book As, renaming the book file. This should rename your generated files to match the book filename. --- On Mon, 1/12/09, Andersen, Verner Engell VEA wrote: From: Andersen, Verner Engell VEA Subject: Easiest way to

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Peter Courlis
Good Morning, Does anyone know of a source of Book templates (free) that a newbie might have access to, for study? TIA -peter --- On Mon, 1/12/09, David Spreadbury wrote: > From: David Spreadbury > Subject: Re: Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured > FM8) > To:

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructuredFM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Phil Heron
Peter, Try the Frame Template Packs. Although designed for Frame 5.5, they can be used just as well with more up-to-date versions of FrameMaker. You can get the template packs from: http://www.adobe.com/products/framemaker/tempseries/ Phil Heron -Original Message- From:

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructuredFM8)

2009-01-12 Thread Peter Courlis
Thank you for the quick response. (I have learned so much, as a result of monitoring this List.) - Peter --- On Mon, 1/12/09, Phil Heron wrote: > From: Phil Heron > Subject: RE: Easiest way to create a new book from a template > (unstructuredFM8) > To: "framers" > Cc: neat_gent at

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread John Posada
> Alas, when I open Framemaker they often lloks distorted and I have to > reimport or at least rescale them again. Is there a way to avoid this? Don't rescale the images in FM. Create the screen shot and rescale it to the proper size when you capture it, then import it into FM. In other words,

Easiest way to create a new book from a template (unstructured FM8)

2009-01-12 Thread John Posada
Why not open the book, select File->Save Book As, and give it a new name? When you do, the TOC and all other generated files (TOC, IX, etc) will rename automatically. > > Is there an easy way to get the book file renamed and get the generated > files like TOC, Index and Glossary working without

Framescript - Exist Directory?

2009-01-12 Thread Stephen O'Brien
To FrameScript users: Is there a way to determine that a directory exists (like the command FileExist). Thanks to all. Stephen O'Brien R?dacteur technique senior / Senior Technical Writer InnovMetric Logiciels inc. / InnovMetric Software Inc. 2014, Cyrille-Duquet, suite 310 Qu?bec (Qu?bec)

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Stuart Rogers
Andersen, Verner Engell VEA wrote: > All my screen shots in Framemaker are linked .png. When I write a new > version of the manual I simply replace all the changed screen shots with > with new ones with the same name and voila all screen shots in the > manual are updated. > > Alas, when I open

Framescript - Exist Directory?

2009-01-12 Thread Frank Elmore
Hello Stephen, You can use the same command (eSys.FileExist) for files or directories. Just use a directory name in place of a file name. Frank Elmore Project leader for FrameScript - Original Message - From: "Stephen O'Brien" To: ; Sent: Monday, January 12,

Framescript - Exist Directory?

2009-01-12 Thread Stephen O'Brien
Thanks to all who answered. My script now runs. Great. At 10:57 AM 12/01/2009, Frank Elmore wrote: >Hello Stephen, > >You can use the same command (eSys.FileExist) >for files or directories. Just use a directory name in place of a file name. > >Frank Elmore >Project leader for FrameScript >

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Combs, Richard
Andersen, Verner wrote: > All my screen shots in Framemaker are linked .png. When I write a new > version of the manual I simply replace all the changed screen shots with > with new ones with the same name and voila all screen shots in the > manual are updated. > > Alas, when I open Framemaker

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Milan Davidovic
On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Combs, Richard wrote: > Stuart's advice is also important. After import into FM, never change > the size of a graphic by changing its scaling percentage. Are there hazards (other than the problem described at the start of this thread) that this advice is

Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Angela Provan
Hi, I'm trying to create a booklet in Framemaker and thus far can't find any tutorials or help references on how to do this. Has anyone tried this before and if so, how did they do it? Regards Angela

Distinguishing between Paragraphs and Insets in a Framemaker Doc

2009-01-12 Thread Charles Monck
Hello ... Complete FrameScript newbie here! I wonder if there is a way of using FrameScript to go through a document taking one course of action if the next "object" in the document is a paragraph (Here I wish to add a text inset - and that is all working fine)) and another course of action if

Unstructured FM to DITA XML

2009-01-12 Thread robynwrig...@aol.com
Hi everyone, Has anyone ever done a conversion from unstructured FM to DITA XML (using FM's paragraph tags, etc.)? If so, do you have a conversion table that I could use. (I figured it would be a few steps ahead of beginning the conversion table from scratch.) Thanks! Robyn

Unstructured FM to DITA XML

2009-01-12 Thread David Spreadbury
Robyn, I have done unstrctured-Structured conversions but not DITA. ? I a previous email you mentioned you were looking at Mif2Go. Checkout Chapter 14 in the Mif2Go User Guide. It discusses just this situation. --- On Mon, 1/12/09, RobynWright7 at aol.com wrote: From: RobynWright7 at aol.com

Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Dov Isaacs
Unless you are producing something very simple like a four page booklet, i.e., a single sheet of paper folded in half, your best bet is to create your document in FrameMaker in terms of logical pages, 1 through n. Then, create PDF of the FrameMaker document, again in logical page order. Once you

Distinguishing between Paragraphs and Insets in a Framemaker Doc

2009-01-12 Thread Rick Quatro
Hi Charles, You can do something like this, assuming the oDoc is your document object. Get TextList InObject(oDoc.MainFlowInDoc) NewVar(tTextList) PgfBegin TextInsetBegin; Loop While(i <= tTextList.Count) LoopVar(i) Init(1) Incr(1) If tTextList[i].TextType = 'PgfBegin' Set oPgf =

Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Rick Quatro
Hi Angela, The technical term for this is "imposition"; the best way to do this is to create a PDF from your FrameMaker file and use imposition sofware with the PDF file. General, your printer will do this at the pre-press stage. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc 585-659-8267

Creating Booklets in Framemaker

2009-01-12 Thread Art Campbell
And just as a postscript to Dov's and Rick's posts: Unless you're doing something that you alone have total control over, don't bother. * If you think a customer will print the booklet, remember that customer's printers are more likely than not to use one of the thousands of possible paper

How can I avoid having to rescale linked screen shots

2009-01-12 Thread Combs, Richard
Milan Davidovic wrote: > On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 11:30 AM, Combs, Richard > wrote: > > Stuart's advice is also important. After import into FM, never change > > the size of a graphic by changing its scaling percentage. > > Are there hazards (other than the problem described at the start of >

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Deirdre Reagan
Hi All! FM 8.0, Windows 3.1. Just kidding -- Windows XP. I'm having a problem with the table on the last page of my file. I add 10 more rows, and the rows disapper on the page -- they don't force a new page. I've seen this before and I seem to remember it's a simple fix, but for the life of

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Art Campbell
It could be either a bad page pagination setting that breaks the autoconnection of the flow or the table containing too few good break points. It's more likely to be the table. Try a couple of these: * Select some of the problem rows, right-click and check the row format properties to see if you

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Fred Ridder
Deirdre Reagan asked: > I'm having a problem with the table on the last page of my file. I > add 10 more rows, and the rows disapper on the page -- they don't > force a new page. I've seen this before and I seem to remember it's a > simple fix, but for the life of me I can't remember what to do!

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Deirdre Reagan
Thanks everyone for your help. I copied the table to a new blank document and the table rolled over just fine, so it appears that my problem is with the master pages. My document starts on page 10004. I have three pages of figures, then three pages of table, then three pages of figures and two

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Art Campbell
I'd make a guess that you have another text frame on that page, probably one that's not auto-connected to anything. Try poking around with the pointer tool, or maybe do a Select All on the page. Either one would let you select or unselect objects, or move them around so you can see if anything is

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Nancy Allison
It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the Index markers, for example, and quickly correct inconsistencies. Is there any clever way of doing this in Frame? Or in a MIF file? For example, I think a

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Rick Quatro
Hi Nancy, Google the IXGen plug in for FrameMaker. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com > > It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see > all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the > Index markers, for example,

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Nancy Allison
Thanks, Rick. I've investigated -- it looks wonderful; but at $249 it's too expensive for my freelancer's budget. Is there anything else out there?

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Frank Stearns
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009, Nancy Allison wrote: > > It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see > all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the > Index markers, for example, and quickly correct inconsistencies. > > Is there any clever way of doing this in

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Scott Prentice
MarkerTools also provides this feature. http://leximation.com/tools/info/markertools.php Cheers, ...scott Scott Prentice Leximation, Inc. www.leximation.com +1.415.485.1892 Nancy Allison wrote: > Thanks, Rick. I've investigated -- it looks wonderful; but at $249 > it's too expensive

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Frank Stearns
On Mon, 12 Jan 2009, Nancy Allison wrote: > > Thanks, Rick. I've investigated -- it looks wonderful; but at $249 > it's too expensive for my freelancer's budget. Is there anything else > out there? Take a look at our cost analysis -- it's a little dusty but the basic numbers still work

See all open markers?

2009-01-12 Thread Combs, Richard
Nancy Allison wrote: > It galls me to admit this, but I really appreciate the ability to see > all the hidden markers in a Word file. It enables me to see all the > Index markers, for example, and quickly correct inconsistencies. > > Is there any clever way of doing this in Frame? Or in a MIF

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Stuart Rogers
Art Campbell wrote: > I'd make a guess that you have another text frame on that page, > probably one that's not auto-connected to anything. > > Try poking around with the pointer tool, or maybe do a Select All on > the page. Either one would let you select or unselect objects, or move > them

Table won't roll to next page

2009-01-12 Thread Deirdre Reagan
I fixed it! I autoconnected the first page to the second page and the table on the last page miraculously rolled over to a new page. I don't know why that worked, but I'm glad it did! Thanks everyone for your help. Deirdre On 1/12/09, Stuart Rogers wrote: > Art Campbell wrote: > > I'd make a