Hello, I'm new to this list. A colleague forwarded kimwrites' question
about migrating from FM 7.1 / WWP to ACTS.
We're contemplating exactly the same migration, for the same reasons,
and I've been evaluating ATCS with RH 7.0.1 for the past week. Our aim
is to produce a merged
I just tried this with my trial FM 8.0p273, and it is exactly as you
describe.
Jeff Schweiner wrote:
I've also experienced this feature and have come across a repeatable
pattern of failure.
Can others try this and report back whether it fails for them also?
I'm experiencing problems with
Hello, Gunnar. We have a REXX script that processes MIF files to extract
only the changebar text. We use it to get a rough word counts for
translation. You're welcome to it if you don't find anything else.
To run the script you'd need to install a free REXX interpreter (I use
Regina).
Shmuel
into whether WWP-style end-to-end browsing can be duplicated.
Jim Owens wrote:
- Browse sequences: RH is supposed to be able to generate them
automaticaly from the TOC, but so far it hasn't worked for me. (I have
an open thread about this at the Adobe forum for FrameMaker Integration,
http
TOC behaviour for context sensitive help has also been resolved. Parts
of my project had been created in an earler RH version. For a project
built competely in RH 7.0.1, the TOC selection is updated to match the
invoked topic.
Jim Owens wrote:
- Context-sensitivity: In the RH output
If you're using a version of Frame with an Undo feature, and you're
seeing an OK to clear history? dialog for every file you save, try
clearing this check box:
File Preferences General Show warnings while clearing history
Harold Winberg wrote:
Hello Framers
I am working in a Book
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On Thu, 10 Apr 2008 13:40:44 -0400, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're
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Cc: Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 1:02 PM
Subject: Re: finding Mif2Go macros to replace WWP functionality
We want to make the most of our existing Frame markup
Does anyone here have experience using FM to set up Related Topics lists
based on ALinks and KLinks? I'm wondering how difficult it is to manage
the subject set, and whether a KLink-based approach produces
satisfactory lists. How do these methods compare to creating Related
Topics lists using
Your Figure number contains a second counter which you aren't
incrementing or displaying ( ). It's a shot in the dark, but what
happens if you remove the second counter?
Pinkham, Jim wrote:
Hi, Art --
Thanks for all of these ideas -- all well worth checking. Here are the early
results:
the issue.
Appreciate the idea,
Jim
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To: Pinkham, Jim
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Stuck on Figure Autonumbering in a Multi-Document Chapter
Your Figure number
incremented from one frame to the next unless you
manually link the frames into a flow.
Pinkham, Jim wrote:
This, too, was worth a shot, but did not resolve the issue.
Appreciate the idea,
Jim
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Sent: Friday, April 18
You've already received many excellent suggestions for copy fitting,
most of them pertaining to text. If you have exhibits such as
illustrations and tables, you can also adjust the spacing above and
below the frames that hold them, and around the objects in them.
Linda G. Gallagher wrote:
Steve,
Micro-control of text, for example adding small amounts of negative
tracking to pull a hyphenated word back from a page foot
Negative tracking?
Thanks!
I can field this one, with some extra suggestions.
In the Paragraph and Character Designers, you
Based on a recent evaluation of TCS, my understanding is that the HTML
cannot be round-tripped. What's more, certain things you might want in
your HTML cannot be marked up in Frame. For example, if you want to use
drop-down hotspots, there's no way to mark them up in FrameMaker; you
have to
That sounds about right to me. In the DITA world, round-tripping might
mean that you could write your document in Frame, export it to XML, edit
the XML in some other editor, then bring it back into Frame with the
edits intact.
Single-sourcing, on the other hand, is a one-way operation where
If you can't buy Mif2Go (which does a very good job of converting to
RTF, as I just discovered), you could try saving as HTML and then
importing the HTML to Word.
Dodd, Frank J wrote:
I have a small set of documents that I wish to convert to Microsoft
Word format. They are work instructions
If you're just changing the names of the tags, or consistently
reassigning some tags as other tags, consider saving the files as MIF
and doing a search-and-replace on the tag names.
Is this a $0 solution? well, there's a cost involved in learning
enough MIF to do it. If you can spare a week
THis link may be useful as well:
http://www.freeframers.org/archive/01/msg01023.html
Pinkham, Jim wrote:
Thanks to all for good ideas thus far. I can give a partial answer to Rene's
question based on a quick Google search:
Participants in the upcoming FrameMaker Template Design seminars
BODY { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;font-size:12px; }
It's been a while, but I believe you can use GhostScript to remove a
preview from an EPS and insert another one of your choice (using a TIF
you've created). I used to do this with the OS/2 version of
GhostScript.
for =split, please read =Split (capitalized)
Jim Owens wrote:
You need to edit the [HTMLStyles} section of the mif2htm.ini file.
For example, if you want to split your FM document into HTML topics at
every Heading1, Heading2, and Heading3 tag, add:
[HtmlStyles]
Heading1=split
You need to edit the [HTMLStyles} section of the mif2htm.ini file.
For example, if you want to split your FM document into HTML topics at
every Heading1, Heading2, and Heading3 tag, add:
[HtmlStyles]
Heading1=split
Heading2=split
Heading3=split
For more information, refer to the Mif2Go
FWIW, the paragraph tag for our master page footer does show up in the
paragraphs you can select for the TOC.
You might have to add it to the catalog in Paragraph Designer.
Fred Ridder wrote:
Deirdre Reagan wrote:
I have to create a TOC and one of items I want to list in the TOC is a
user
If you aren't using autonumbering for the chapter title, then you can
put XX-XX-XX in the autonumbering text and set it to a white character
format. Then, if the TOC reference pages specify to include $paranum
in the TOC entry, the autonumber will show up in the TOC.
P.S. I've confirmed Fred
As part of our Help production, we need a list of context-sensitive
markers and topic titles, like this:
IDH_NewWidget Adding widgets
IDH_EditWidget Editing widgets
(The exact formatting doesn't matter; I'll be processing it anyway.) We
use this information to update our help testing tool, so
That big T is a marker used by the cross-references to find the target
paragraph. You seem to be aware of this.
If you've removed it from a paragraph, the cross-references to that
paragraph will be unresolved.
As far as I can tell from your description, the cross-references are
still set to
is there, patiently
waiting, but updating the book doesn't seem to get these two piece to
work, without that black T.
I think there are several things going on that I haven't quite sorted out.
But I've gotten good advice here so far, so I'll keep coming back!
Deirdre
On 6/17/08, Jim Owens [EMAIL
On the master page, insert a Running H/F variable. Define it as
$paratext[heading1] (or whatever your paragraph tag is).
mathieu jacquet wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like my template header to be formatted this way: ChapterTitle -
Heading1.
Imagine I have a Heading1 on page 2 (let's say
Thank you, Jeremy! It's now installed and working perfectly.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 12:29:55 -0400, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As part of our Help production, we need a list of context-sensitive
markers and topic titles, like this:
IDH_NewWidget Adding
What version of Ventura are you trying to import from? Do you have a
copy of Ventura so that you can export the files to other formats?
I don't know if Corel changed the model, but Ventura 3 used source
files that were in the formats of various other applications, such as
Word or Wordstar.
The Numbering Properties dialog is tabbed. If you have selected
Continue numbering from previous file in book, then you are on the
Chapter tab. Try clicking the Paragraph tab and then selecting
Continue numbering from previous paragraph in book.
Joel Wilhelm wrote:
I have a Book file and the
is F:Figure\ $chapnum\+n+ =0\t,
which is basically the same as yours with some extras.
Joel Wilhelm wrote:
Jim, I should have been more specific: all the tabs have Continue
From... checked. - JW
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 9:54 AM, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
This list is inever/i a waste of time! Glad we could help.
Joel Wilhelm wrote:
This was it - I hadn't done the Edit Update Book. Sorry for wasting
your time. Thanks for the help.
On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm
It's late Friday on US Independence Day, and you won't get many answers,
so I'll chime in for what it's worth (I'm in Canada).
My guess is that this is a printer driver problem. I don't know how you
create PDFs, but I do it the reliable way: print to a PS file, then run
Distiller on the PS
The PDF can contain embedded fonts. That is, if your system has
Eurostile, and your document uses Eurostile, then when the PDF is
created, the Eurostile information from your system can be embedded in
the PDF so that your document can be displayed correctly on any system.
If you don't use
One way to find overrides is to create a special template that is
identicial to your standard template, but with all fonts set to a bright
colour you don't normally use. When you apply the special template, the
overrides show up as unchanged black text.
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
The main
Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks,
but I too have encountered people who insist that the figure must
always immediately follow the reference. Can anyone help me understand
where this rule originated?
In Framemaker, setting them up requires a bit more effort. To
Be sure also to check out the Adobe user-to-user forums, especially the
Robohelp Framemaker integration forum.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/index.cfm
Diane Gaskill wrote:
Don,
It depends on what you are using the TCS for. In addition to FM and
Captvate, the TCS includes a
Referring to the IBM Style Guide, a correspondent has informaed me:
Do not use gerunds in headings. IBM rule
but my 2004 copy of the IBM Style Guide says explicitly to use gerunds
in headings (under Headings and subdivisions of text). Is there a
later edition in which this has changed?
program manager or
localization vendor to keep the impact of such words to a minimum.
Z
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To: 'Jim Owens'; Framer's List
Subject: RE: need IBM Stryle Guide reference
Hi, Jim.
I do
I may need to create some content in Microsoft Assistance Markup
Language. Is there a MAML structapp out there?
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Many programming languages contain functions to recognize alphabetic or
numeric characters (isAlpha, isNum, isDigit). To get an idea what words
other people choose, you can look up these functions on the Internet.
I would drop the al suffix, but if you're addressing a programming
audience,
In this case I agree with you that number and letter are better choices.
Deirdre Reagan wrote:
Thanks all for the responses about alphanumeric characters and the use
of that terminology.
I get that 123ABC consist of alphanumerical characters.
However, does 123 consist of numerical
Format Page Layout Pagination Before Saving Printing
Howard Rauch wrote:
This is an elementary question -- one for which I should know the answer but
seem to have forgotten it.
I have a number of one-page files for which Frame consistently and
automatically adds a second blank page.
WWP 2003 does not work with FM8. we switched to Mif2Go.
Kristy Nolan wrote:
Hi, all!
Does anyone have any experience or issues running Frame 8.0 and WebWorks
Publisher 2003? I just had WWP installed on my machine yesterday and it
opens fine. However, I am getting an error The application
I don't know of a list, but Adobe has several forums dedicated to
RoboHelp.
(http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/index.cfm?forumid=65)
Kelly McDaniel wrote:
Folks,
Anyone know of a RoboHelp list? ...tnx, Kelly.
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MSXML is just an extension for programming languages. It provides
commands for opening XML files, finding nodes, adding nodes, that sort
of thing. Microsoft maintains it, but despite this it works pretty well.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have more confidence in Microsoft than I do then.
My Windows system has Times (Type 1), Times New Roman (Type 1), and
Times New Roman (TrueType). The Times font is listed in the Fonts
window under the name Times Roman, but when I view it, it is entitled
Times (Type 1).
When you view a font selected from the Fonts window, you see the upper
The Times font also came with Xerox Ventura Publisher.
Jacob Schäffer wrote:
Dov said:
Per Art's response, no, moving to the Adobe Acrobat (Adobe PDF) printer
default won't solve the problem since Times is not a native font of the
Distiller.
I believe that anyone old enough (like me)
I appreciate hearing from vendors on this list. When I was looking for a
replacement for WebWorks Publisher 2003, I would have liked the
opportunity to discuss my options with a participant from Quadralay.
Welcome to the list. I look forward to your ongoing participation!
Andrew VanConas
I'd like to use these, but I'm having trouble.
The latest beta revision history file for Mif2Go explains that the
$_prev and $_next macros have been updated to support browsing backwards
in true sequence, even across chapter breaks. (Formerly, according to
the documentation, the Prev button
Thanks as always for the prompt response.
I've tried your suggestions, but without success. To spare others, we
can continue off-list until this is resolved.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:21:53 -0500, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like to use these, but I'm
. Mif2Go is now doing what I need.
Jim Owens wrote:
Thanks as always for the prompt response.
I've tried your suggestions, but without success. To spare others, we
can continue off-list until this is resolved.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:21:53 -0500, Jim Owens [EMAIL
I'm producing MS HTML Help, and currently trying to position the
graphics using Mif2Go.
In my Frame source, some graphics are anchored run into para, and
others are anchored below current line (with the anchor at the end of
the paragraph). I want each run into para graphic placed beside the
para,
I'm processing the content of a CodeStore. The content contains CRLF.
I need to remove the CRLF. Should be simple, right? Just find and
remove 0a and 0d, or replace n or r or some combination thereof.
I have read the Mif2Go manual and tried everything I can think
of,and two days later I am
in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a redheaded girl. -- Richard Thompson
No disclaimers
apply.
DoD
358
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 8:10 AM, JIm Owens wrote:
I'm processing
Thanks, this does just what I need.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Thu, 13 Nov 2008 13:00:40 -0500, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm producing MS HTML Help, and currently trying to position the
graphics using Mif2Go.
In my Frame source, some graphics are anchored run into para
Thompson
No disclaimers apply.
DoD 358
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 9:12 AM, JIm Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Frame source does not contain the CRLF. It's added when Mif2Go
For early in the paragraph, please read early in the topic.
Jim Owens wrote:
Thanks. I can't find anything about CodeSource in the manual. In the
[HtmlStyles] section, I can assign pre or blockquote to the paragraph
format; this changes the paragraph tag in the output from p to pre
The {HTMLOptions} setting NoWrap=Yes prevents newline characters from
being included in output paragraphs. THis solves the problem for the
Related Topics links.
Is there any risk that some paragraphs in the Frame source will be too
long for the CHM browser to handle?
Jim Owens wrote
We are using Mif2GO to generate CHM files for use in a merged CHM
project. We need to remove the index-entry anchors from the .hhk files
generated by Mif2Go.
This is to address a bug in Merged Help. Normally, if an index entry
points to more than one topic, the CHM Help Viewer displays a
RTFM!
Well, I did consult the manual -- just not the right section.
[Index]
KeywordRefs=File
Jim Owens wrote:
We are using Mif2GO to generate CHM files for use in a merged CHM
project. We need to remove the index-entry anchors from the .hhk files
generated by Mif2Go
Recent online help work has exposed the fact that one of our table
formats has a heading row that isn't needed. In print we never noticed,
but in the Help, we're using a different background colour for heading
rows, and we see a simple table with the first row in a different colour
for no good
with the colored heading row but without the heading row. Then apply
this format to the table you don't want to have a heading.
--- On *Fri, 11/28/08, Jim Owens /[EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote:
From: Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FrameMaker -- removing heading rows in existing tables
, select a new one-heading row
table, and click Update All in the Table Designer. New tables will
have the revised format.
On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 12:54 PM, Jim Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, I'll keep it in mind. I was hoping to update the existing table
format somehow, so that we
I'm importing a template in a Mif2Go project, with the flags set to 128
to import cross-reference formats only.
For the first two chapters of the book, this works fine. FM variable
values are not imported from the template, as expected. For the rest of
the book, variable values are imported
FWIW, one of our writers reported that the paragraph catalog sorts
differently on her home PC than her work PC. At first glance, it
appeared to be a simple reverse sort, but it was her home PC so we did
not investigate closely.
The tag tp, table para was showing up at the bottom of the list
The writer who reported this problem tells me she solved it by
uninstalling and reinstalling FrameMaker. I asked whether she applied
any patches to the new install. She says that FrameMaker updates were
automatically cued and applied shortly after the software was installed.
Jim Owens wrote
Martinek, Carla wrote:
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You will notice that the F8 and F9 shortcuts DO NOT work the same as
previous versions. . .
. . . To get to the c7 style, I'd have to press c seven times, or
c once and the down arrow six times. I might as well use the mouse
I second John's views, and to some extent Zoe's. Mif2GO is a great tool,
and it's priced right. If you want to pay a lot more, you could consider
ePublisher. People seem to like it, and XML-based publishing is
definitely the way of the future.
WWP 7 Standard Edition is obsolete. Don't waste
Nancy mentioned that her client insists on Webworks 7, so all other
options are moot.
Without knowing anything about the situation, I'd still venture that
it's not in her client's interest to use something that's been
discontinued. Can they be talked into a more sensible decision?
Joseph
Sometimes it takes my system several minutes just to delete a 2KB file
using Windows Explorer. I assume that the registry is being updated in
hundreds of places.
John Hedtke wrote:
I'd find that utterly believable. I'm sure that my registry is full
of junk. I've been thinking about doing a
I had this happen just the other day. Washing as MIF didn't help.
I saved as MIF, opened the MIF file in a text editor, and searched for
the font name (in this case, Times-Roman). This turned up one Ffamily
`Times-Roman' tag that did not seem to be wrapping any text. I removed
the entire tag
At the end of an internal project, I usually write a short document that
explains what I've done. This lets me record the reasons for my
decisions, and highlight any unusual features that may need special
attention.
Sometimes the document is as simple as a text file. If I think others
might
In Frame, you don't have to worry too much about this. You just set up
the table to have so many header rows, and they show up on subsequent pages.
It sounds like you are in the paradigm-shift phase, where you have a
certain conception of how to do things, Frame isn't living up to them,
and
In Frame, each paragraph tag has a designated language (on the Default
Fonts page of the Paragraph Designer). If I recall correctly,
the spell-checker for that language is applied.
marc.creag...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I am working on Windows XP, FrameMaker 8 unstructured on a
Is there a way in FM8 or FM9 to save and re-use conditional expressions
created using the Build expression dialog box?
I'm using FM8 and I can't find a way to do this. I'm hoping the
capability has been added for FM9.
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I'm trying to add a draft watermark to our CHM output.
Following the CSS method described in the Mif2GO documentation (Section
22.11), I've succeeded in adding a watermark to the HTML files, as
viewed in Internet Explorer. However, the watermark does not appear in
the CHM topics.
A quick
something I'm missing?
Jim Owens wrote:
I'm trying to add a draft watermark to our CHM output.
Following the CSS method described in the Mif2GO documentation (Section
22.11), I've succeeded in adding a watermark to the HTML files, as
viewed in Internet Explorer. However, the watermark does
I have no idea whether it will make a difference, but your
GraphCopyFiles statement has a space following the equals sign. Have you
tried removing it?
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Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
Also, if you use StripGraphPath=No, and don't set a GraphPath, you
are saying to preserve the original paths from the Frame files.
Those are unlikely to work. If you are putting the graphics in
the same dir as the HTML, you definitely want StripGraphPath=Yes.
This is a weird one -- any clues would be appreciated.
I'm generating HTML Help using Mif2GO and two conditionalized Frame 9
books. I don't want the LOT or LOF in the outputs, so I've set
UseFrameGenFiles=No.
Nevertheless, when I search for terms such as figure or table in the
Help, the
That's a useful workaround, but the LOT and LOF shouldn't show up in the
output, and usually they don't.
Whatever caused the problem, it may have gone away. The output folders
contain HTML files for the LOT or LOF, and these files are picked up by
the HHP project, but the LOT and LOF files
I suspect that while fumbling around in the new FM9 interface, I
accidentally generated Mif2Go output for the LOF and LOT instead of the
book.
I can never tell what's selected in this interface. Am I the only one?
Jim Owens wrote:
I'll put it down to a user error of some sort, delete them
Do you have to use NDOC? Most people now use Sandcastle to process .NET
code comments into Help.
Nidhi Bansal wrote:
Hi,
I have to create CHM file of the .Net code comments taking NDoc3 2.0 as a
code documentation generator tool. Can anyone provide me with the steps of
how to create the
I'll second that. It's well worth looking at.
(another satisified Mif2Go customer)
David Spreadbury wrote:
Well, I will jump in and ask why not try Mif2Go. Book size doesn't matter.
Should handle all your context sensitive requirements without a problem.
Assistance, if needed, is an email
Lots of time might be overstating it. Every new tool requires time to
learn and set up. Getting working help from Mif2Go doesn't take very
long at all -- maybe a couple of days to figure out what you need to do,
and then do it. Customizing the output to your presferences takes
longer. With
syed.hos...@aeris.net wrote:
I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for FFamily and
only see the following unique entries for font familes:
That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF Reference
(MIF Document Statements Character Formats PgfFont and Font
Tony Marek wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a similar RoboHelp mailing list?
There is a browser-based Adobe user-to-user forum; also one for the
TCS.. I found both helpful when I was evaluating RoboHelp.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/robohelp
You need to set up an FM template with different cross-reference
definitions, and then instruct Mif2Go to use that template.
John Sgammato wrote:
I am generating online OmniHelp from FM9 files. The X-refs in the
manuals say See x on page .
I want to keep the and lose the on page
Besides Webworks Publisher, other options include Mif2Go (which we use)
-- fast, powerful, highly configurable, extensively documented, and
reasonably priced, but better for those with some scripting or
programming experience; and Adobe RoboHelp (included with FrameMaker in
Adobe's Technical
Finding rogue paragraph numbering can be a little less tedious if you
save as MIF, open the MIF in a text editor, and search for PgfAutoNum
Yes or PgfNumFormat tags.
Fred Ridder wrote:
. . .
What Cynthia needs to look for is rogue paragraphs that increment the first counter in the S:
I had to bring in a Solidworks file for an illustration recently. I
tried it a few ways. If I recall correctly, I ended up printing from
Solidworks to Adobe PDF. In my case, I had to open the PDF in
Illustrator for some edits and then save it again as PDF. Then I brought
the PDF into the
For what it's worth, I worked with the Solidworks free viewer, and it
seemed pretty powerful, although not very intuitive. After playing
around with it for a couple of hours, I was able to create narrow
sections to isolate the views I wanted. From a single 3D Solidworks
file, I was able to
Adobe has a FrameMaker Integration Forum for FM-RoboHelp issues.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/robohelp/robohelp_framemaker
On 2010-11-01 13:01, Martha Lee wrote:
Hi All,
I'm looking for some resources to learn how to use RoboHelp with FrameMaker.
(...)
1. Save as MIF.
2. Open MIF file in text editor.
3. Replace String ` with String ` (without the double quotes).
Note that the opening single quote character is `, not '.
This will remove leading spaces anywhere they're found. It shouldn't
cause any problems, but have a backup in case.
Hold that advice! MIF sometimes includes word spaces at the start of a
string segment.
On 2010-12-16 10:28, Jim Owens wrote:
1. Save as MIF.
2. Open MIF file in text editor.
3. Replace String ` with String ` (without the double quotes).
Note that the opening single quote character
I'm seeing some interest in this kind of thing from our local Agile
Scrum Master. There aren't enough writers to go to all the scrums , so
(the thinking goes) maybe the engineers could create some content, which
the writers could edit.
On 2011-10-06 12:51, Writer wrote:
A local company listed
As far as possible, make sure the file name matches the title of
the topic. So if your topic is Inserting the Widget then your file
name would be inserting_the_widget.xml. I realize this may cause
problems later if the title changes, but that doesn't happen often and
you can usually make
For what it's worth, the DITA Style Guide recommends using names that
match the titles.
It also recommends using the extensions .dita and .ditamap, instead of
.xml. That way, you have more control over which tool opens the file,
and you can distinguish the files from other xml files used in
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