Bingo Steve - this is exactly the feature I was looking for. I am yet to
play with the various settings but it works! Thanks for your help.
Here is the help page on the 'Line Layout' options (Format - Page Layout -
Line Layout).
Was there a Windows or FrameMaker update between the last successful build
and the first failure?
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no - not that I know of anyway
There was maybe an hour from the time of the last successful build (2:11pm
Tuesday) and the first failed build. I was chugging through a series of 10
books, one by one, as I had done before. After the two biggest books were
done, I got some lunch downstairs and then
On 2014-Aug-15 1:20 PM, John Sgammato wrote:
no - not that I know of anyway
There was maybe an hour from the time of the last successful build
(2:11pm Tuesday) and the first failed build. I was chugging through a
series of 10 books, one by one, as I had done before. After the two
biggest
Thanks for your help Ed.
Yes, I am aware of this setting that tells Frame where to start the
paragraph style. I set only the most significant style (Heading 1 or
similar) to start on a new page, while subordinate styles (Heading 2 etc.)
can start anywhere.
My query was about automatically
Hi, John.
You can check the Windows Update history – will tell you when any Windows and
other Microsoft tools updates occurred. Assuming you have Windows set for
automatic updates – some will boot the machine though, so you would have seen
that event (!).
As I recall, the FrameMaker ones are
Thanks to all for the pointers to building my own EDD using the manual
Developing Structured Applications (Structure_Dev_Guide.pdf) from Adobe.
Where can I go and find out more about what the structured
elements/attributes mean?
I've had no success with Adobe.com or the Framemaker 12 help
Hi Theresa,
There should be information in either the Structured Application Developers
Guide or the Structured Application Developers Reference. HOWEVER, because
you are first starting out, I would shy away from applying formatting via
the EDD. Instead, just specify the paragraph format you want
On 8/15/2014 1:09 PM, Rick Quatro wrote:
There should be information in either the Structured Application Developers
Guide or the Structured Application Developers Reference. HOWEVER, because
you are first starting out, I would shy away from applying formatting via
the EDD. Instead, just specify
That depends on what DTD or schematic you are using. Since we use DOCBook, I
found that I got the best explanation of element usage from the ORielly Media
publication, DocBook-The definitive Guide.
There are other sources if information out there that are online.
On Aug 15, 2014, at 13:03,
Let me clarify: you are still going to apply formatting in the EDD, but
instead of specifying each property individually, just specify paragraph
formats.
Rick
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To: Rick Quatro;
On 8/15/2014 1:21 PM, Scott Turner wrote:
That depends on what DTD or schematic you are using. Since we use
DOCBook, I found that I got the best explanation of element usage
from the ORielly Media publication, DocBook-The definitive Guide.
There are other sources if information out there that
Curses! Foiled again.
I narrowed down the window from 2:11pm, when the last successful book was
created, to 3:07pm when I was back at my desk editing an unrelated doc.
Within that window I saw there was some activity from MBAM.swissarmy.sys,
indicating an installation. I forgot that I had
Is there a place where I could look at some sample EDD files? I've been
able to locate some sample DTD files from w3schools.com but a similar
search for EDDs only finds employment in California!
Thanks,
Theresa
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Check the structure applications in .. FrameMaker\Structure\XML\app
folders .. you may see files that have an edd extension (or
.edd.fm), and those are most likely EDDs (although that's not a
requirement). Also, every structured file has an EDD inside it .. you
can export the EDD from within
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