Hi EDD developers
Suppose you want to find an element with a specific name quickly in an EDD,
what would be the fastest way?
For example, I want to find an element named keyword in an EDD to specify
its formatting rules. So, I need to find the following:
[Element][Tag] Element
Hi,
anyone knows of an existing (extend)script or utility that checks the nr of
pages in a book and adds extra pages to make the page count a multiple of four?
Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards,
Wim Hooghwinkel
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I'm using FrameMaker 11 with DITA-FMx 1.1.18c to generate FrameMaker files
from DITA maps. Sometimes, when inline elements are used, the font size is
incorrect in the generated Fm files. Some examples:
- The default font size of list items (paratag ul.bullet) is 9 pt. If
two
Yves
I've found the simplest way is to export the EDD from the template. The
elements are then listed in alphabetical order - no sections and no
comments - so you can more easily locate the element.
I've experienced the same results with Find as yourself.
Best regards
--Paul Wilbraham
Paul
Hi Yves,
I would suggest that you take a look at FrameSLT from West Street Consulting.
It allows you to search a structured FrameMaker document using XPath. It has
many other features as well, including a scripting environment for modifying
elements and attributes. Also, it can be driven
We use one to make the page count even - adds or removes a Notes page
before the back cover. I'm not sure if it can be modified to add more.
I'll take a look later
---
Peter
On 2014-02-27 11:03, Wim Hooghwinkel - idtp wrote:
Hi,
anyone knows of an existing (extend)script or utility that
Alan Salo wrote:
My team converts our material to Word frequently for our Product Support
group to use.
Our trick is to create a pdf of the Frame document (as we normally do; our
preferred delivery). We then use Acrobat's File... Save As Other...
Microsoft Word... to create a .docx Word
Hi everyone,
I'm Veronica Kutt, with Front Runner Training, a div. of Front Runner
Publishing Solutions Inc., we're working with a software vendor, Infoware
Canada Inc., specializing in MS Office automation solutions.
Yes, there is a Word add-in tool that will help speed up the cleanup
process.
Friends -
We've gotten a number of queries regarding IXgen 7-10 with FM12. I
hope we were able to personally reply to all who asked but just in
case we missed anyone, this is a quick note to let you know all is
well with IXgen 7-10 and FM12.
If you're currently running IXgen 7-10 with FM10
Hi Yves...
This is a core FM bug, and seems to be very elusive. In general it seems
like you can fix it by selecting the container block element (like the
li), then click the li element in the Element Catalog and choose Change.
In DITA-FMx 2.0 I've added an option which adds a pass to the
I have to convert a PDF to Word occasionally but I never convert with Acrobat.
I use BCL easy Converter (I think it cost $20).
The output to an RTF is way better than what I can get from a PDF to Word via
Acrobat. But it's still not great.
If the output was for my use, I'd have to protest
Hi Yves,
I have found the best way is to use the tools that FrameMaker provides. I
generate an APL, that’s an Alphabetical List of Elements and Paragraphs. I
include the Tag element and generate the file with hypertext links checked.
After that I change the layout of the generated file’s main
I initially tried that method, as the formatting results are wonderful when you
get to Word, considerably better than the direct RTF export. However, in going
that route all index markers are lost (whereas when you export to RTF from
Frame they are retained).
Any solution that deletes the
Any one have a recommendation for a good document management system?
Thanks,
Gillian
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