Yes .. FrameMaker works directly with XML (has since FM7.1).
FM11 (and 12) even have a "code view" mode that lets you edit the XML
markup directly.
...scott
On 3/24/14 8:31 AM, Mark Soiseth wrote:
Hi,
We're finally using FrameMaker here. I've used it since 5.5.6 but
here's a situation I've
Hi,
We're finally using FrameMaker here. I've used it since 5.5.6 but here's a
situation I've not seen before.
Before, they were using Word and an XML-based authoring system. Word did
not play nicely with their automated review process, but, with their XML
documents, the author could sign the fil
I had an issue which may be similar. My problem was that one or more text
frames were not in the main flow, even though Frame reported they were all in
Flow A. The solution I found was the following:
Open the Frame file with the problem.
Select the first text frame.
Select the second text
On 2014-Mar-24 3:36 PM, Karen Robbins wrote:
Removing the end-of-flow tag from the chapter head frame fixed the
problem.
Re: Jeremy's suggestion, the frames are connected. That was a good
thing to check because perhaps it applies to my some-time-ago similar
issue, yet to be solved:
In anoth
Removing the end-of-flow tag from the chapter head frame fixed the problem.
Re: Jeremy's suggestion, the frames are connected. That was a good thing to
check because perhaps it applies to my some-time-ago similar issue, yet to
be solved:
In another book, an unconnected frame's level 1 head appear
On Mon, 24 Mar 2014 08:08:00 -0800, Karen Robbins wrote:
>The page includes one frame for the main chapter head only and one
>frame--for the rest of the page--that includes paragraphs and
>subsequent heads, including level 1 heads.
>
>I suspect that an errant end-of-flow tag in the chapter head
Wow! Thanks to everyone who replied. I'm sorry I've taken so long to close this
thread, but other work got in the way, and there were so many things to try! I
don't think I got to them all, but here is what worked for me on my colleague's
virtual machine:
* Copy the infinity symbol fro
The page includes one frame for the main chapter head only and one
frame--for the rest of the page--that includes paragraphs and
subsequent heads, including level 1 heads.
I suspect that an errant end-of-flow tag in the chapter head frame
may be the problem. No idea how it got there, it appear
Hi Karen,
do you use the same master pages for each chapter? If it only happens in the
last chapter, try to switch chapters and see what happens.
Vriendelijke groet / Kind regards,
Wim Hooghwinkel
> No idea how it got there, it appears in only a
> couple of my chapters.
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I would first suggest upgrading all your users to the latest version of Reader.
Not only this old version of Reader has various security vulnerabilities, it is
also not fully compatible with the Shared Review PDF mode. We have experienced
many problems with old Reader versions, including PDF fil
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