Hi all,
I finally got around to investigating something weird I have been
seeing from my day #1 on a load of FM docs I have inherited.
The Book window can display the chapter entries in one of two different
views: 'Display heading text' or 'Display filenames'.
In the 'Display heading text' view
Avraham Makeler wrote:
The Book window can display the chapter entries in one of two
different
views: 'Display heading text' or 'Display filenames'.
In the 'Display heading text' view I see that instead of displaying
the
title of the chapter, it just displays whatever happens to be the
I think you answered your own question by your reference to a chapter head
frame. The display heading text mode actually displays the first paragraph
in the main text flow, on the assumption that this is where the heading will be
at least 95% of the time. If your chapter head is in a separate
Hi, All --
We need to combine content from three existing files AND retain the
tracked changes.
- When we do a straight copy/paste operation, track changes disappear
(although the change bars remain).
- We tried importing by reference, then converting to text, but the track
changes are again
There's no fundamental flaw
So the documents do have something of a fundamental structural flaw.
tnx
avi
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 9:03 PM, Combs, Richard
richard.co...@polycom.comwrote:
Avraham Makeler wrote:
The Book window can display the chapter entries in one of two
different
Hi all,
I have some chapters that have a lot of embedded pictures.
I still have the picture sources (e.g., PNG, JPG) in a particular
directory.
Is there a way, in one fell swoop, to convert all the pictures from being
embedded to being references?
Doesn't seem there is a way, since I notice that
Avraham,
Without exporting the graphics, which you can do by saving the Frame file as
a Word file, I believe you are out of luck.
Since you have the original graphics your best bet is to delete and
re-import by reference.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
Is there a way, in one fell swoop, to convert all the pictures from being
embedded to being references?
You can use the Systec Export Copied Graphics module (49 euros), part of
the Toolbox plugins. Available here:
On Fri, 15 May 2009 03:00:54 +0300, Avraham Makeler
amake...@gmail.com wrote:
I have some chapters that have a lot of embedded pictures.
I still have the picture sources (e.g., PNG, JPG) in a particular
directory.
Is there a way, in one fell swoop, to convert all the pictures
from being
obair wrote:
>
>> If your default printer is a physical printer (instead of Adobe
>> PDF), maybe your bullet pgf format was set up to use a font that's
>> not installed on your PC, but built into that printer. Then, either
>> you or IT changed the printer driver (such as switching from a
>>
Hi all,
I finally got around to investigating something weird I have been
seeing from my day #1 on a load of FM docs I have inherited.
The Book window can display the chapter entries in one of two different
views: 'Display heading text' or 'Display filenames'.
In the 'Display heading text' view
Avraham Makeler wrote:
> The Book window can display the chapter entries in one of two
different
> views: 'Display heading text' or 'Display filenames'.
>
> In the 'Display heading text' view I see that instead of displaying
the
> title of the chapter, it just displays whatever happens to be
I think you answered your own question by your reference to a "chapter head
frame". The "display heading text" mode actually displays the first paragraph
in the main text flow, on the assumption that this is where the heading will be
at least 95% of the time. If your chapter head is in a
Hi, All --
We need to combine content from three existing files AND retain the
tracked changes.
- When we do a straight copy/paste operation, track changes disappear
(although the change bars remain).
- We tried importing by reference, then converting to text, but the track
changes are again
Avraham,
Without exporting the graphics, which you can do by saving the Frame file as
a Word file, I believe you are out of luck.
Since you have the original graphics your best bet is to delete and
re-import by reference.
-Original Message-
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
> Is there a way, in one fell swoop, to convert all the pictures from being
> embedded to being references?
>
You can use the Systec "Export Copied Graphics" module (49 euros), part of
the Toolbox plugins. Available here:
On Fri, 15 May 2009 03:00:54 +0300, Avraham Makeler
wrote:
>I have some chapters that have a lot of embedded pictures.
>I still have the picture sources (e.g., PNG, JPG) in a particular
>directory.
>
>Is there a way, in one fell swoop, to convert all the pictures
>from being embedded to being
Hello all,
I'm currently converting three large books to a new template in
Framemaker 7.2 to make them consistent with our parent company's
documentation set. The biggest problem that I've run into is the
anchoring position of the anchored frames used for screenshots and
illustrations. Our old
Hello everyone,
I am having a rather weird problem. I am on Windows XP Professional SP 3 and
Framemaker 8.
Currently, the pagination option for all chapters in a book is set to "Before
Saving & Printing: Make page count even". I changed it to "Delete Empty Pages"
for the entire book.
First, thank you Everyone, you guys always have the answers to
questions, even when I don't post questions :-)
I just want to share this with the list and absorb the response. My boss
today told me to "write a procedure on how to write a manual" and he
also stated to me that anyone could be a
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