Bruce Foster's Archive plug-in will do the trick.
It is available from Leximations site for $25.
David Spreadbury
Sr. Technical Writer
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Bruce Foster's Archive plug-in will do the trick.
It is available from Leximations site for $25.
David Spreadbury
Sr. Technical Writer
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Hello All,
After finishing a book we used the Zenserve Book Store Plug-in for FM to
pull a copy of all files, including images used in the book, and place
them into a new folder, Book Store would do this no mater where the
original file was saved and would maintain all cross-references and imag
Hello All,
After finishing a book we used the Zenserve Book Store Plug-in for FM to
pull a copy of all files, including images used in the book, and place
them into a new folder, Book Store would do this no mater where the
original file was saved and would maintain all cross-references and imag
I'm almost embarassed to ask a question about FrameMaker 6 - but I hope
you can cast your minds back and offer some help
I have a book file with approx 10 files and numerous cross-references
between them.
All appears OK in Frame, but when I convert to a single PDF, some of
them work as hyperl
I am using Frame 9 from a TCS2 package (XP). For me the many qwirks and bugs in
the new interface have been less than pleasurable. I finally have a saved
workspace that I can live with.
One bug that is very frustrating for me is the vertical scroll bar locking up
and becoming inoperable usi
Hello,
We're looking at weaning our authors off a previous XML authoring tool
(Syntext Serna) and get them accustomed to FrameMaker 9 (structured).
One of the things they really liked with the previous tool was the
possibility to create easily graphical buttons in the menu bar and
associate them w
The Frame bug report form is at
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=63
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent and a
redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
Art Campbell wrote:
>
> And in your PDF properties, try turning Tagged PDF to ON.
>
Also try turning on Create Named Destinations for All Paragraphs, on the
Links tab. That will initially bloat your pdf file, but you can
optimize in Acrobat to remove unused named destinations.
HTH
--
Stuar
I'm assuming that in the FM Print dialog box, you have Generate Acrobat Data
ON (or none of the links would work). But check it.
And in your PDF properties, try turning Tagged PDF to ON.
Also, if you're using the PDF printer to generate the PS file, there's no
difference between doing that a
On 23 Nov 2009 at 14:01, Reng, Dr. Winfried wrote:
> My solution is this:
>
> 1 In your TDM file on the reference pages set up an addtional
> new page. If you already have a page TDM then call the new
> page IVZ.
...
Winfried,
Thank You very much for this step-by-step instruction, which I c
On 23 Nov 2009 at 4:44, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> Has *anybody* tried Open All Files in Book? Don't you get all the
> document file windows nested within each other such that the 10th document
> file is a slit of a page? (Or am I suffering hallucinations?)
Chris,
my books open as expected: th
The Frame bug report form is at
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform&product=63
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent and a
redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
I see the scrollbar lockup all the time. Drives me crazy, but at least the
scroll wheel on my mouse works when the scroll bar stops working. I have found
that if I select another document tab, then re-select the one I was working in,
the scroll bar will start working again. Sometimes. I thought
I see the scrollbar lockup all the time. Drives me crazy, but at least the
scroll wheel on my mouse works when the scroll bar stops working. I have found
that if I select another document tab, then re-select the one I was working in,
the scroll bar will start working again. Sometimes. I thought
Art Campbell wrote:
>
> And in your PDF properties, try turning Tagged PDF to ON.
>
Also try turning on Create Named Destinations for All Paragraphs, on the
Links tab. That will initially bloat your pdf file, but you can
optimize in Acrobat to remove unused named destinations.
HTH
--
Stuar
Hi Jakob...
Regarding StructureSnippets .. you can manually edit the "snippet" files
to unwrap the root element to leave just the plain text. This may help
in the short term, and I'll look into updating the plugin to accommodate
plain text (CDATA) nodes as a standard feature.
Adding the abilit
Hi Jakob...
Regarding StructureSnippets .. you can manually edit the "snippet" files
to unwrap the root element to leave just the plain text. This may help
in the short term, and I'll look into updating the plugin to accommodate
plain text (CDATA) nodes as a standard feature.
Adding the abilit
Hi,
Just in case you haven't noticed it and you are interested in exploring the
possibilities of making the computer work for you (instead of "waiting" for
you), you might want to have a look at using the FrameMaker API via a scripting
environment. It is 12 years since the first version of Fram
I'm assuming that in the FM Print dialog box, you have Generate Acrobat Data
ON (or none of the links would work). But check it.
And in your PDF properties, try turning Tagged PDF to ON.
Also, if you're using the PDF printer to generate the PS file, there's no
difference between doing that a
I'm almost embarassed to ask a question about FrameMaker 6 - but I hope
you can cast your minds back and offer some help
I have a book file with approx 10 files and numerous cross-references
between them.
All appears OK in Frame, but when I convert to a single PDF, some of
them work as hyper
I think AutoText will do all, or most, of the stuff you want.
http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/Products.html
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent and a
redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
The second icon from the right on the Application Bar is the Arrange
Documents widget; hover the mouse pointer over it to see the tool tip.
Press the down arrow to display the possible arrangements for the
currently-open documents; unavailable arrangements are dimmed. It's a
little misleading, beca
I am using Frame 9 from a TCS2 package (XP). For me the many qwirks and bugs in
the new interface have been less than pleasurable. I finally have a saved
workspace that I can live with.
One bug that is very frustrating for me is the vertical scroll bar locking up
and becoming inoperable usi
RE the problem of nested windows when you OPEN ALL in a book... The answer I
got is, "Always expand docs to full screen -- use the tabbed interface."
This is reasonable if you want your doc windows to always be fully expanded. I
use Maker documents as generated logs. I personally don't want
RE the problem of nested windows when you OPEN ALL in a book... The answer I
got is, "Always expand docs to full screen -- use the tabbed interface."
This is reasonable if you want your doc windows to always be fully expanded. I
use Maker documents as generated logs. I personally don't want
The second icon from the right on the Application Bar is the Arrange
Documents widget; hover the mouse pointer over it to see the tool tip.
Press the down arrow to display the possible arrangements for the
currently-open documents; unavailable arrangements are dimmed. It's a
little misleading, beca
I think AutoText will do all, or most, of the stuff you want.
http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/Products.html
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52 Vincent and a
redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
Hello,
We're looking at weaning our authors off a previous XML authoring tool
(Syntext Serna) and get them accustomed to FrameMaker 9 (structured).
One of the things they really liked with the previous tool was the
possibility to create easily graphical buttons in the menu bar and
associate them w
On 23 Nov 2009 at 4:44, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> Has *anybody* tried Open All Files in Book? Don't you get all the
> document file windows nested within each other such that the 10th document
> file is a slit of a page? (Or am I suffering hallucinations?)
Chris,
my books open as expected: th
On 23 Nov 2009 at 14:01, Reng, Dr. Winfried wrote:
> My solution is this:
>
> 1 In your TDM file on the reference pages set up an addtional
> new page. If you already have a page TDM then call the new
> page IVZ.
...
Winfried,
Thank You very much for this step-by-step instruction, which I c
Hi,
Just in case you haven't noticed it and you are interested in exploring the
possibilities of making the computer work for you (instead of "waiting" for
you), you might want to have a look at using the FrameMaker API via a scripting
environment. It is 12 years since the first version of Fram
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