RE: newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

Hi Rick, Could it be that FrameMaker uses the character format of the marker to set the destination? If the character format is the same as the paragraph, then the whole paragraph is the destination. Best regards Winfried -Original Message- From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com

Re: Positioning Caption Under Run-in Figure

Depending on settings, a 2-cell table could split across pages. An alternate way is to use a 1-cell table to hold the graphic and set the table title to display. Assign the caption paragraph format to the title and use it to hold the caption. That way the title (caption) always stays with the

RE: newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

Rick Quatro wrote: Interestingly, a named destination for the newlink marker is created in the PDF, but the link does not point to that destination; it points to the named destination for the paragraph, which is at the start of the paragraph. Frankly, I am dumbfounded by this behavior. I

RE: newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

the start -- to start Need more coffee. :-} Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 -- rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-903-6372 -- ___ You are currently subscribed to framers

RE: newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

Hi Richard, I tried this setting both ways and it doesn't make a difference. Thanks for the suggestion. Rick -Original Message- From: Combs, Richard [mailto:richard.co...@polycom.com] Sent: Friday, May 25, 2012 10:17 AM To: Rick Quatro; framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE:

Re: Positioning Caption Under Run-in Figure

You can set the Orphan rows to 2 so they won't split. Brgds, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson 2012/5/25 Mike Wickham i...@mikewickham.com Depending on settings, a 2-cell table could split across pages. An alternate way is to use a 1-cell table to hold the graphic and set the table title to display.

Re: Integrating table footnotes into chapter flow.

On 25/05/2012 12:16 AM, Alan Litchfield wrote: Hi Dan, ... I would change things slightly: 1. By formatting the text you said would be white as red, until proofing stage. Create a paragraph format and call it TblFtntPara. I would set the text to red, then change it the size to be 1pt and

Re: Better Way to Apply Master Pages?

Richard Combs wrote: The quick and efficient way is to use FM's default Right and Left master pages (for two-sided docs), which are automatically applied to right and left pages that you don't assign a custom master page to. Yes, customizing the default Right master page would help, but

Re: Integrating table footnotes into chapter flow.

H'yall, On 26/05/2012, at 5:14 AM, Stuart Rogers wrote: I would suggest a refinement. The objective is to have footnote numbers in the body text just before the table, which are visible when editing but do not take up any space and are invisible when printing. These footnote numbers

Re: Better Way to Assign Master Pages?

Bernard Gagne wrote: As I understand it, only paragraph tags in the main flow (body pages) can be used to map Master Pages. Anything in the Headers and Footers is ignored. I thought that's what I was doing: mapping a master page to a paragraph tag in the main flow (that happens to be a

RE: Better Way to Apply Master Pages?

Karen Robbins wrote: Richard Combs wrote: The quick and efficient way is to use FM's default Right and Left master pages (for two-sided docs), which are automatically applied to right and left pages that you don't assign a custom master page to. Yes, customizing the default Right

RE: Turkish Characters Don't Display

I have published a book with Arial TUR displaying correctly with FM 6, including the character you mention. Try adding Arial,186 to [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes] Ragnar Hanas, MD Uddevalla Hospital, Sweden From:

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Sorry if this is against the rules of the list, but I'm looking for an application developer who can help me with support or troubleshooting an existing structured application and one not yet developed. Is there anyone who does that or can point me in the direction of finding someone? I don't

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A choice of case when saving to HTML or xhtml would save effort because the users of xhtml would no longer have to convert the file to lower case. EPUB also uses lower case. Robert C. Leif, Ph.D. Newport Instruments, XML_Med division. rl...@rleif.com www.CytometryML.org

Re: Better Way to Assign Master Pages?

Hi Karen, As I understand it, only paragraph tags in the main flow (body pages) can be used to map Master Pages. Anything in the Headers and Footers is ignored. If that is what you are trying to do, then you will need to change your tactics. Try mapping to the paragraph tags used for the runing

"FrameMaker can't create new file for writing" Response to Robert Lauriston

Thanks Robert for asking. No network drive or CD operations. I was exiting the program and trying to save the files in their normal places on my hard drive. The files seemed to have been saved. Rob Shell Windows Seven FrameMaker 9 patched 4 GB RAM 3 TB hd

Integrating table footnotes into chapter flow.

Hi Dan, I feel your pain, having been there, done that. I figure the demand arises because there is a certain, single word processor that does it that way, albeit that this way is not correct. Organising the footnote numbering sequence is not much of an issue. This is part of the numbering

newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

Hi Rick, Could it be that FrameMaker uses the character format of the marker to set the destination? If the character format is the same as the paragraph, then the whole paragraph is the destination. Best regards Winfried > -Original Message- > From: framers-bounces at

Positioning Caption Under Run-in Figure

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newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

Rick Quatro wrote: > Interestingly, a named destination for the newlink marker is created in > the > PDF, but the link does not point to that destination; it points to the > named > destination for the paragraph, which is at the start of the paragraph. > > Frankly, I am dumbfounded by this

newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

"the start" --> "to start" Need more coffee. :-} Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 -- rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-903-6372 --

newlinks and gotolinks in Acrobat

Hi Richard, I tried this setting both ways and it doesn't make a difference. Thanks for the suggestion. Rick -Original Message- From: Combs, Richard [mailto:richard.co...@polycom.com] Sent: Friday, May 25, 2012 10:17 AM To: Rick Quatro; framers at lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE:

Positioning Caption Under Run-in Figure

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Integrating table footnotes into chapter flow.

On 25/05/2012 12:16 AM, Alan Litchfield wrote: > Hi Dan, > ... > I would change things slightly: 1. By formatting the text you said > would be white as red, until proofing stage. Create a paragraph > format and call it TblFtntPara. I would set the text to red, then > change it the size to be 1pt

Better Way to Apply Master Pages?

Richard Combs wrote: >The quick and efficient way is to use FM's default Right and Left >master pages (for two-sided docs), which are automatically applied >to right and left pages that you don't assign a custom master page >to. Yes, customizing the default Right master page would help, but

Better Way to Assign Master Pages?

Bernard Gagne wrote: >As I understand it, only paragraph tags in the main flow (body >pages) can be used to map Master Pages. Anything in the Headers and >Footers is ignored. I thought that's what I was doing: mapping a master page to a paragraph tag in the main flow (that happens to be a

Better Way to Apply Master Pages?

Karen Robbins wrote: > Richard Combs wrote: > > >The quick and efficient way is to use FM's default Right and Left > >master pages (for two-sided docs), which are automatically applied > >to right and left pages that you don't assign a custom master page > >to. > > Yes, customizing the default

Turkish Characters Don't Display

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seeking structured application help / developer

Sorry if this is against the "rules" of the list, but I'm looking for an application developer who can help me with support or troubleshooting an existing structured application and one not yet developed. Is there anyone who does that or can point me in the direction of finding someone? I

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