[Framers] I am working on a parser for MIF files ...

Hi, all. There was a tool called MIFMuncher (see http://www.stc-carolina.org/MIF+Muncher) that people used for format reports from MIF files. I have _mostly_ completed a parser for MIF files that appears to be working well on the sample files I have. However, to make it far more general

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

I've tried wiping them via MIF (earlier versions) with no luck to speak of. Perhaps hitting a monitor (always the unwitting victim) and cussing will help. Not with deleting them, but with the frustration. Bernard -Original Message- From: Framers

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

Looking at the Frame 12 MIF Reference, I guess what I want to delete are old System generated colors which are defined as "FrameMaker will automatically generate new colors when multiple tags are applied on text. The ColorTag tag that is generated is named with the "fm_gen_" prefix and appended

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

No .. I'm pretty sure that the only way to know if it's "in use" is to scan the entire file for the ColorTag value. The ColorIsReserved, means that it's "reserved" by FM (a core color, perhaps, which can't be deleted). I'm just guessing though. The FDK reference may have more info. I can

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

At 22:19 + 25/4/16, Craig, Alison wrote: >At a guess, I would say any colour with "" is >"in use", while any colour without that tag is an "unused" colour (per the 2 >examples below). > >Is that correct? AFIK the reserved color are FrameMaker's basic set of predefined colors. Your

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

I have the Silicon Prairie colour tools but unlike the Para and Char tools, there is no option for "delete unused colours". I've created a MIF file and am wondering how I separate the "in use" from the "unused" colours. At a guess, I would say any colour with "" is "in use", while any

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

At 15:05 -0700 25/4/16, Robert Lauriston wrote: >You can do it by editing an exported MIF. Check the book MIF as well, >I've seen them stored there. Also, SiliconPrairie have a plug-in for managing colors, Color Tools. -- Steve [happy

Re: [Framers] Deleting Colours

You can do it by editing an exported MIF. Check the book MIF as well, I've seen them stored there. On Mon, Apr 25, 2016 at 3:03 PM, Craig, Alison wrote: > - Windows 7 64 bit > - Frame 12 > > Is there any way to auto-delete unused colours from a Frame 12 file? > > I could

[Framers] Deleting Colours

- Windows 7 64 bit - Frame 12 Is there any way to auto-delete unused colours from a Frame 12 file? I could only find instructions in the Frame 12 PDF for deleting the colours one at a time (with colours in use presenting a message about being sure about the deletion process). Alison Craig

Re: [Framers] Using Frame as a little CMS

I guess I should chime in here with some clarification... it is true that InsetPlus will only work with structured Frame, because only a structured document has the markup to allow better automation. The reason that you struggle with insets in unstructured Frame is because the lack of metadata

Re: [Framers] Using Frame as a little CMS

We are using InsetPlus together AXCM, also from West Street Consulting, and everything is automated with a set of ExtendScripts from JANG Communication - http://www.jang.nl/. We're talking about a few hundred insets per FrameMaker book. Back when we were using Unstructured FrameMaker we more