On 27 Mar 2009 at 0:23, Diane Gaskill wrote:
I also do not like the fact that FM9 opens a book file on the left side of
the FM window and its huge and docked. The last thing I need is to have a
book file take up 1/3 of the screen. It's also VERY annoying to have to
shrink it and move it
Hello to all, especially Peter Gold:
Using Frame 7.2 on Home XP, SP3, I've created a problem with my TOC.
Awhile back, I generated a reduced TOC to submit to potential publishers as
an outline, but neglected to do so as a stand-alone.
I eventually deleted that TOC from the book and reinstated
Donald, it sounds as if you're using the operating system's copy and
delete commands to manipulate files in the book.
Don't do that. Use the book tools.
To recover the generated TOC, in the Book file:
* Use the Delete Selected File From Book tool (trash can icon) to
remove the dead TOC file from
Don't worry, Don, it's *much* easier than you think. It's also somewhat easier
than the procedures that Art Campbell already posted.
As Art correctly stated, the first step is to remove the reinserted detailed
TOC, which you added to the book as a static book component rather than as a
Just to clarify one point... in the second bullet item below... you
want to do File Add TOC, not just add any old file.
I thought that would be plain because we're talking about a TOC, but
perhaps not.
Cheers,
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion, there's
On 27 Mar 2009 at 0:23, Diane Gaskill wrote:
> I also do not like the fact that FM9 opens a book file on the left side of
> the FM window and its huge and docked. The last thing I need is to have a
> book file take up 1/3 of the screen. It's also VERY annoying to have to
> shrink it and move it
Hello to all, especially Peter Gold:
Using Frame 7.2 on Home XP, SP3, I've created a problem with my TOC.
Awhile back, I generated a reduced TOC to submit to potential publishers as
an outline, but neglected to do so as a stand-alone.
I eventually deleted that TOC from the book and reinstated
Seems I've done something similar...
I'd try renaming the generated file, adding a new generated TOC to the book
and then import the format from the old file. You'll have to update the book
file again after importing the format, but it would save hand-formatting.
Mollye Barrett, ClearPath, LLC
Donald, it sounds as if you're using the operating system's copy and
delete commands to manipulate files in the book.
Don't do that. Use the book tools.
To recover the generated TOC, in the Book file:
* Use the Delete Selected File From Book tool (trash can icon) to
remove the dead TOC file from
Don't worry, Don, it's *much* easier than you think. It's also somewhat easier
than the procedures that Art Campbell already posted.
As Art correctly stated, the first step is to remove the reinserted detailed
TOC, which you added to the book as a static book component rather than as a
Just to clarify one point... in the second bullet item below... you
want to do File > Add TOC, not just add any old file.
I thought that would be plain because we're talking about a TOC, but
perhaps not.
Cheers,
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion,
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