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Hi Craig,
According to Lin, you use File > Import > Formats and import variables.
From Lin Sims:
1. Open a blank document and edit the variables you want to update.
2. Save as a MIF file.
3. Open the MIF file in a TEXT editor.
4. Delete everything but the code for the variables you want to updat
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"1_1_Overview" in the PDF.
Thanks for your help.
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> paper so they fit within the margins for A4 paper s
Anybody know how to autofit tables that were designed to fit letter size paper
so they fit within the margins for A4 paper size/within the text frame? I'm
looking for the most global solution possible.
I have hundreds of tables (just a few table formats/styles) that are outside of
the margins no
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Alison Craig wrote:
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> Does anyone know if any kind of "guide" exists regarding the best colours to
> choose
> when creating Conditions?
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> When I initially set up my Conditions, I spent a lot of time testing to see
> how colours
> blended when I had multiple Conditions applied to the same t
I use insets (File > Import > File > Import By Reference) for
copyright and other boilerplate.
I generally use .fm files for that. I use .txt for the browser support
boilerplate, though I can't remember why (it's a workaround for some
problem I encountered).
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 11:04 AM, meg
Hi all,
I just wanted to see how common it is to use imported text files in Frame books.
Do you use this Frame feature?
If so, do you use it to reuse or share text?
Example---this tends to be my go to solution for copyright text in doc sets.
So we can have one file with the text from legal and
and then we can import it into
the cover page of all 20 of our books.
thanks,
meg
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Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
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> >For instance, pre V9, index markers could only be viewed one
> >at a time in a modal marker dialogue that froze the screen.
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> That's just not true. The marker dialog has always been
> modeless,
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:35:44 -0700, Maxwell Hoffmann
> > wrote:
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> >For instance, pre V9, index markers could only be viewed one
> >at a time in a modal marker dialogue that froze the screen.
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> That's just not true. The marker dialog has always been
> modeless, n
On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:35:44 -0700, Maxwell Hoffmann
> wrote:
>For instance, pre V9, index markers could only be viewed one
>at a time in a modal marker dialogue that froze the screen.
That's just not true. The marker dialog has always been
modeless, not modal. You could only view one at a ti
I've seen no functional difference between the old marker dialog and
the new marker pod or panel. I don't understand your reference to
sorting them. Maybe I've missed some new feature?
The two UI elements I use regularly that pop up from the bottom are
variables and conditions. I find them much le
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Lin Sims wrote:
> My concern with doing that sort of thing was that Edwin said there were
> hundreds of
> files to be updated. Opening that many either all at once or one by one, as
> Frame
> does when the files aren't already open, could tie up even the most robust
> system
> for a long time.
Shmuel,
Yes, you understood correctly. That's how Shlomo showed me how to do it. I
took his two FrameMaker template courses a few years ago.
Lin
On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 9:02 AM, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
> Hi Craig,
>
> According to Lin, you use File > Import > Formats and import variables.
>
> F
On Sun, 21 Apr 2013 10:35:44 -0700, Maxwell Hoffmann
> wrote:
>For instance, pre V9, index markers could only be viewed one
>at a time in a modal marker dialogue that froze the screen.
That's just not true. The marker dialog has always been
modeless, not modal. You could only view one at a ti
Hi Craig,
According to Lin, you use File > Import > Formats and import variables.
From Lin Sims:
1. Open a blank document and edit the variables you want to update.
2. Save as a MIF file.
3. Open the MIF file in a TEXT editor.
4. Delete everything but the code for the variables you want to updat
Lin Sims wrote:
> My concern with doing that sort of thing was that Edwin said there were
> hundreds of
> files to be updated. Opening that many either all at once or one by one, as
> Frame
> does when the files aren't already open, could tie up even the most robust
> system
> for a long time.
If I remember, you have to File > Import > File with MIF snippets. That
means you have to import it one file at a time, doesn't it? (Unlike File >
Import > Formats across a book). This is because you are actually importing
the content into each file (even though it is "invisible" in a sense).
Corr
Hi Alison
We're dealing with something similar by using conditions with colored text for product variations and conditions wiith background shading for feature variations. You could give your short/advanced conditions background shading instead of colored text.
Cheers
Rebecca >>> Alis
Hassan,
The biggest advantage of pods over the panels from *earlier* releases (pre FM
V9) is that they allow persistent display of some information that was only
available in "modal" dialogues that previously froze the screen and prevented
editing of page content. For instance, pre V9, index ma
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Hi Lin,
Thanks very much for this help.
I created a MIF file with the system variable definitions I required and
then imported that into different FM books. It worked a dream, as it
didn't change the user variables defined in the document (which was my
concern).
thanks again,
Edwin
From:
Hi,
As far as I know magenta was applied to overlapping conditions in previous
versions of FrameMaker (7?). Helen uses version 9. Its help says:
This color is midway of all colors of the condition tags that you have already
applied to the current text.
Possibly Helen's FrameMaker book, which ment
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