Does anybody on this list have experience working with the WebWorks
Publisher Import Utility? I am working on a project where I must convert
a batch of HTML files to FrameMaker, but the ordered lists do not always
behave as expected. If anybody out there could give me some pointers,
I'd be ever so
Hi all ( especially RJ),
I get the listserve posts by digest, so I have to respond to everything
a day or so later.
I don't know you, RJ, but I'd like to add my voice to the chorus
welcoming you. And to show you just how much I appreciate and value you,
I'm going to start right in with a
3:48 PM
To: Beck, Charles
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find not finding
Charles--
Might I ask how the original Word material was brought into FrameMaker?
That is, was it opened with FileOpen and thus filtered in through
FrameMaker's own mechanisms?
And was this all
Hi Z,
You wrote:
One other product I found while googling is www.pdf995.com! This has a
pretty outstanding price for the Enterprise license. Has anybody used
their stuff?
I have not used the enterprise version, but I used to use the regular
version of pdf995, and I loved it! It does a great
that introduced the problem.
Am I missing something here?
Chuck
From: Shmuel Wolfson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 10:04 AM
To: Beck, Charles
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find not finding
You can use PureText to paste
. I'm sure that someone out there knows the reason why, but I sure
don't.
Thanks for the tip!
Chuck
-Original Message-
From: Doug [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 3:51 PM
To: Beck, Charles
Subject: Re: Question about Frame to PDF start pages
Steve's advice worked
Hi Eduardo,
I don't know if anyone else replied to your query offline, but I haven't
seen any replies to the list, so I thought I'd just toss in my bit:
I don't know of any Adobe-native tools that do what you want to do. But
then, I am not familiar with the entire Adobe CS family either, so I
Actually, where I have worked in the past, we used a combination of both
variables *and* conditional text for multiple versions of a product.
FWIW.
Chuck Beck
-Original Message-
Subject: RE: Hiding Pages?
In a situation where only the name changes, I find that it is *much*
more
Maybe both of you could take this offline?
-Original Message-
To: framers; Jeremy H. Griffith
Subject: Re: mif2go
Public bullying? Huh?
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Hello fellow Framers,
A couple months ago, I believe, I submitted a question about the
WebWorks Import Utility that takes HTML files and converts them to Frame
(MIF) format. We have been using that tool fairly successfully, but we
have found that it has several fairly serious shortcomings.
Hi Tammy,
Bad news: At least one major style guide and my own experience are on
your new editor's side on this one. In fact, the _Microsoft Manual of
Style for Technical Publications, Third Edition_ takes it even further:
That style guide states that you should avoid the if...then
construction
One additional thought: Despite what I said in my previous post, I agree
with Jeremy. Your editor's construction is also not correct. You should
not be using either and OR then with conditional construct
statements. In this case, your editor's position (on reading closer) is
worse than the one you
, then do this, or If such-and-such is true, do
this.
Chuck
-Original Message-
From: Bill Swallow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 2:09 PM
To: Beck, Charles
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; framers@frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Syntax for if/then statement
Bad news: At least one
You don't even need to Print to file if you use an Adobe printer
driver when printing to PDF. In versions 7.x, the printer driver is
Adobe PDF. (I forget just now which one it is in version 6.x--Acrobat
Distiller, maybe?)
When you do it this way (making sure to *clear* the Print to file
check
Hi David,
Many of the members of our group recently attended an STC telephone
seminar conducted by one of the guys who works with XMetaL. (I was,
unfortunately, unable to attend.) I believe they talked about this tool
as part of the seminar. You might check; I don't know for sure whether
it was
Just a word of caution about the WebWorks Import Utility: While I agree
that it is generally a very nice tool, it does not handle tables well at
all. So, if you have tables, pay special attention to how they get
imported into Frame. However, Rick Quatro (on this list) has an
excellent Table
Hi all (& especially RJ),
I get the listserve posts by digest, so I have to respond to everything
a day or so later.
I don't know you, RJ, but I'd like to add my voice to the chorus
welcoming you. And to show you just how much I appreciate and value you,
I'm going to start right in with a
Hi fellow Framers,
I just wanted to send you all a quick update (if anybody cares) on my
scroll wheel problem, just on the off-chance that someone else is still
struggling with this and resigned (as I was) to just living with it not
working in Frame. Don't give up! There is hope!
Thanks, first,
Hi all,
Once again, I'm responding today to yesterday's posts, because I get
them by digest. I'd like to comment on a couple items:
--
Subject: FrameMaker Keyboard Shortcuts
I have a list of the shortcuts that I have found to be the most useful
(some of which I have
You don't even need to "Print to file" if you use an Adobe printer
driver when printing to PDF. In versions 7.x, the printer driver is
"Adobe PDF." (I forget just now which one it is in version 6.x--"Acrobat
Distiller", maybe?)
When you do it this way (making sure to *clear* the "Print to file"
Hi David,
Many of the members of our group recently attended an STC telephone
seminar conducted by one of the guys who works with XMetaL. (I was,
unfortunately, unable to attend.) I believe they talked about this tool
as part of the seminar. You might check; I don't know for sure whether
it was
Just a word of caution about the WebWorks Import Utility: While I agree
that it is generally a very nice tool, it does not handle tables well at
all. So, if you have tables, pay special attention to how they get
imported into Frame. However, Rick Quatro (on this list) has an
excellent Table
Hi all,
One other thing I have discovered (the hard way): If you want links to
work, you must select the 'Generate Acrobat Data' check box in the
'Print Book' dialog box before you print.
I also wonder with Surbhi whether you just have a few bad links or are
none of them working?
HTH,
Chuck
Hi Eduardo,
I don't know if anyone else replied to your query offline, but I haven't
seen any replies to the list, so I thought I'd just toss in my bit:
I don't know of any Adobe-native tools that do what you want to do. But
then, I am not familiar with the entire Adobe CS family either, so I
Actually, where I have worked in the past, we used a combination of both
variables *and* conditional text for multiple versions of a product.
FWIW.
Chuck Beck
-Original Message-
Subject: RE: Hiding Pages?
In a situation where only the name changes, I find that it is *much*
more
Maybe both of you could take this offline?
-Original Message-
To: framers; Jeremy H. Griffith
Subject: Re: mif2go
Public bullying? Huh?
Hello fellow Framers,
A couple months ago, I believe, I submitted a question about the
WebWorks Import Utility that takes HTML files and converts them to Frame
(MIF) format. We have been using that tool fairly successfully, but we
have found that it has several fairly serious shortcomings.
Hi all,
I know this is a little OT for Frame, maybe, but I have not been able to
find what I'm looking for elsewhere, and certainly not from the
Quadralay website: Do any of you know of any Quadralay/WebWorks online
forums like this group, where you can ask and get answers to questions
about
Hi Tammy,
Bad news: At least one major style guide and my own experience are on
your new editor's side on this one. In fact, the _Microsoft Manual of
Style for Technical Publications, Third Edition_ takes it even further:
That style guide states that you should avoid the "if...then"
construction
One additional thought: Despite what I said in my previous post, I agree
with Jeremy. Your editor's construction is also not correct. You should
not be using either "and" OR "then" with conditional construct
statements. In this case, your editor's position (on reading closer) is
worse than the one
true, then do this," or "If such-and-such is true, do
this."
Chuck
-Original Message-
From: Bill Swallow [mailto:techcommd...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 2:09 PM
To: Beck, Charles
Cc: Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com; framers at frameusers.com
Does anybody on this list have experience working with the WebWorks
Publisher Import Utility? I am working on a project where I must convert
a batch of HTML files to FrameMaker, but the ordered lists do not always
behave as expected. If anybody out there could give me some pointers,
I'd be ever so
Hi fellow Framers,
Got a new one I've never seen before: One of my local colleagues is
working with a Frame file he inherited somewhere along the line. He did
a search for a string that he *knows* is in the file. If the cursor is
in the particular section where the string is when he starts the
Hi again all,
Just wanted to let you all know that I received several replies,
including one with the correct remedy. Thought it might be of general
interest to the rest of the group.
The tip of the hat goes to Alan Houser who asked whether there was any
imported MS Word content in the file.
den.com]
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2006 3:48 PM
To: Beck, Charles
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find not finding
Charles--
Might I ask how the original Word material was brought into FrameMaker?
That is, was it opened with File>Open and thus filtered in through
FrameMaker's
Hi Z,
You wrote:
"One other product I found while googling is www.pdf995.com! This has a
pretty outstanding price for the Enterprise license. Has anybody used
their stuff?"
I have not used the enterprise version, but I used to use the regular
version of pdf995, and I loved it! It does a great
that introduced the problem.
Am I missing something here?
Chuck
From: Shmuel Wolfson [mailto:s...@actcom.com]
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 10:04 AM
To: Beck, Charles
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Find not finding
You can use PureText to paste
Fellow Framers,
I am turning to this group once again, because I agree with what others
have said about this group being one of the absolute best resources for
people who work with FrameMaker. I am sure one of you Frame whiz kids
will be able to help me with this one.
My question of the day
n't. I'm sure that someone out there knows the reason why, but I sure
don't.
Thanks for the tip!
Chuck
-Original Message-
From: Doug [mailto:dbailey4...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 3:51 PM
To: Beck, Charles
Subject: Re: Question about Frame to PDF start pages
Steve's advice wor
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