Hi Jasmine,
There is TOOLBOX for FrameMaker (7, 8 and 9)
take 'Book Services' > Last page number
See TOOLBOX Manual: http://bit.ly/aJjSFC (Page 51 Acrobat)
All information about TOOLBOX and download links are there:
www.toolboxforme.com
Thank you for choosing TOOLBOX.
- Georg
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Hi all,
I'm an occasional users of ID and I've inherited a file with many different
unlinked text boxes (2 or 3) on each page. I want to get the text out of ID
and into something that others with basic office software can edit.
Is there any way to export this text into RTF - or even raw text? I c
Bill, Matt,
good idea, the index of markers. I very rarely use them, so I
completely forgot about them. I'll try that for starters. The need is
indeed to find all cross references for a given element.
I must admit my reference for this stems from Oxygen XML's behaviour
where you execute an Xpath
Hi,
I'd like to find all cross-references to a given element identified by
its ID attribute, preferably across a book. I'd like to be able to see
them in the cross-references panel at the bottom screen but have
failed so far. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jakob.
Hi Jakob,
You could use FrameScript to do this. I would envision a script that would
go through the document or book (or folder of documents), and look for all
of the idref attributes (or whatever you use in your cross-references to
match your ID attributes). It would then right these to an Excel
You can also create an Index of Markers and choose the xref marker
format to get a full list of every xref, I believe by target. I don't
have FM handy at the moment to check.
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 12:33 PM, Bill Swallow
wrote:
> Use the Find/Replace dialog to search for Marker Text and type in
Use the Find/Replace dialog to search for Marker Text and type in the
ID attribute. It should find them all. I'm not sure what you mean by
seeing them all in the xref panel at the bottom of the screen, though.
What are you trying to do, exactly? What is your need?
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 12:25 PM,
So my question would be, what do you want the listing to display? Filename and
page number of the XREF? Other?
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So my question would be, what do you want the listing to display? Filename and
page number of the XREF? Other?
cud
Hi Jakob,
You could use FrameScript to do this. I would envision a script that would
go through the document or book (or folder of documents), and look for all
of the idref attributes (or whatever you use in your cross-references to
match your ID attributes). It would then right these to an Excel
Bill, Matt,
good idea, the index of markers. I very rarely use them, so I
completely forgot about them. I'll try that for starters. The need is
indeed to find all cross references for a given element.
I must admit my reference for this stems from Oxygen XML's behaviour
where you execute an Xpath
I don't believe you have that functionality in FM9, but it's a great idea...
Take 2 minutes & post it at adobe.com/go/wish to get the engineers thinking
about it for future releases...the more folks that post, the more likely
you'll see it in the next release.
-Matt
Matt Sullivan
director of tra
I don't believe you have that functionality in FM9, but it's a great idea...
Take 2 minutes & post it at adobe.com/go/wish to get the engineers thinking
about it for future releases...the more folks that post, the more likely
you'll see it in the next release.
-Matt
Matt Sullivan
director of tra
Use the Find/Replace dialog to search for Marker Text and type in the
ID attribute. It should find them all. I'm not sure what you mean by
seeing them all in the xref panel at the bottom of the screen, though.
What are you trying to do, exactly? What is your need?
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 12:25 PM,
Seeking experienced unstructured FrameMaker contractor for short-term
project:
This project requires experience in unstructured FrameMaker 8.0 and Adobe
Acrobat Pro 8.0. Attention to detail is critical.
Familiarity with the following FrameMaker 8.0 features is required:
- Cross references
- Varia
You can also create an Index of Markers and choose the xref marker
format to get a full list of every xref, I believe by target. I don't
have FM handy at the moment to check.
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 12:33 PM, Bill Swallow wrote:
> Use the Find/Replace dialog to search for Marker Text and type in
Hi,
I'd like to find all cross-references to a given element identified by
its ID attribute, preferably across a book. I'd like to be able to see
them in the cross-references panel at the bottom screen but have
failed so far. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jakob.
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Seeking experienced unstructured FrameMaker contractor for short-term
project:
This project requires experience in unstructured FrameMaker 8.0 and Adobe
Acrobat Pro 8.0. Attention to detail is critical.
Familiarity with the following FrameMaker 8.0 features is required:
- Cross references
- Varia
Hi Pat,
itl offers some very helpful FrameScript scripts. One of them
lists all commands with their shortcuts:
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/free-scripts/report-fm-commands.html
This one lists all format overrides:
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-mo
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