Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

For those of us from the Vancouver, BC area - not so much of the "white", but we are doing great ;-)) I agree with Fred about keeping it simple. Where possible I use just the Table, Figure and Heading numbers: a) For details on UPS configuration, refer to 3.3.4. b) Verify the room in which th

Re: [Framers] WebWorks Menu doesn't appear in FrameMaker 9

You might have to copy some settings from maker.ini and some files from FM's plugins directory. On Fri, Dec 2, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Ed Lightle wrote: > I am moving to a new PC (Windows 10) but my version of WebWorks is no longer > supported. How can I move this application? I copied it to the local

[Framers] WebWorks Menu doesn't appear in FrameMaker 9

I am moving to a new PC (Windows 10) but my version of WebWorks is no longer supported. How can I move this application? I copied it to the local network then to my desktop then to C:\Program Files (x86) and it opens, but the WebWorks menu does not show up on the FrameMaker toolbar. Thanks, Ed

Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

Our corporate template has about 10 or so xref formats. The ones I use most are the three that provide both the section number AND the section name, or the table number AND table name, or the figure number AND figure name. The number of people who prefer looking for numbers as a location indicati

Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

I stopped using chapter numbers years ago. I don't use captions or figure numbers or any of that stuff, it all seems like print-era clutter to me. I cross-reference headings, so " For more information, see <$paratext>." In PDF output I add "on page #." If I need to cross-reference a table, I give

Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

More good stuff. Thanks and keep it coming folks :) -Original Message- From: Steve Rickaby [mailto:srick...@wordmongers.demon.co.uk] Sent: Friday, December 2, 2016 12:16 PM To: bern...@publishingsmarter.com; framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what

Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

Hi Bernard >I don't know. There are a LOT of ways to xref to stuff though. Sure are. Quite often dictated by some sort of style guide, or an existing template. What follows are only my personal preferences. >My question is this: What would be the top 3 or 4 ways *you* xref something? >Not the s

Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

Thanks Fred. All is still well north of the border J Bernard From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com] Sent: Friday, December 2, 2016 11:38 AM To: framers@lists.frameusers.com; bern...@publishingsmarter.com Subject: Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?) Hey

Re: [Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

Hey, Bernard! How's things up in the Great White North? At my last three employers (i.e., for the last ~25 years...) we've used numbered headings (at least 5 levels, although I always try to hold it to 4 levels) and numbered figure captions and table titles. Because of this, the standard pract

[Framers] Cross reference format (what do you use?)

Here is a simple question that I'm sure will have a LOT of opinion. I hope... Building some print-friendly xref formats, and I'm curious what people here actually use. We're all familiar with the function (I think) or at least, we should be. You may have text like this: Chapter 1. Canada Blah bl