Re: Reasons for using graphic and table anchor tags

Linda Gallagher asked, What are some of your reasons for always anchoring tables and graphics to specific para tags? Another reason is to be able to search for all of the paragraph tags that anchor figures, for example to search for AnchorFig and conditionalize all AnchorFig paragraphs to

Structured FM Roundtripping

I'm working on converting some files that were created with DTD A to DTD B. I have **almost** everything working. The XML files were not originally created with FrameMaker. I can now open them in FrameMaker with no errors and the structure is exactly as I defined it. However, when I save the XML

Structured FM and Index Markers

I'm in the process of converting some XML documents created with an application that is not FrameMaker using a DTD that does not match ours. I'm close, thanks to the generous help of people on this list. Today's issue is index markers. The source XML looks like this: IndexTerm LevelOne=location

SOLVED: Structured FM and Index Markers

- From: Lofthouse Marsha-PT1816 [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: framers@lists.frameusers.com Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 4:26 PM Subject: Structured FM and Index Markers I'm in the process of converting some XML documents created with an application that is not FrameMaker using a DTD that does

Cross Refs, Structured FM, and WWP

FM 7.2b128 - Structured WWP 8.6.6587.0 (Yes, I know it is old.) I sent the following query to the WebWorks list but got no replies. I'm hoping someone here can help... After searching through the WWP list archives, I notice that cross references were not (are not?) working with structured

RE: Basic question about Structured Frame

Rick asked, if our documents were authored in Structured Frame, could we use the same topic at a heading 1 level in one document and at a heading 2 level in another document? The short answer is Yes. The longer answer is yes, if you set up your EDD (and DTD) properly. What you need is to use the

Basic question about Structured Frame

Rick asked, "if our documents were authored in Structured Frame, could we use the same topic at a heading 1 level in one document and at a heading 2 level in another document?" The short answer is Yes. The longer answer is yes, if you set up your EDD (and DTD) properly. What you need is to use

FM > XML > FM Table Problem

I'm getting the following error - many of them - when I save a structured FM file as xml and then try to open it in FM: ; line 70 FrameMaker cannot insert the table cell (Entry) at the current position. A cell must be in a table row. The file validates as does the EDD. The EDD defines Row as

Structured FM Roundtripping

I'm working on converting some files that were created with DTD "A" to DTD "B". I have **almost** everything working. The XML files were not originally created with FrameMaker. I can now open them in FrameMaker with no errors and the structure is exactly as I defined it. However, when I save the

Structured FM and Index Markers

I'm in the process of converting some XML documents created with an application that is not FrameMaker using a DTD that does not match ours. I'm close, thanks to the generous help of people on this list. Today's issue is index markers. The source XML looks like this: where Index Term is the

Cross Refs, Structured FM, and WWP

FM 7.2b128 - Structured WWP 8.6.6587.0 (Yes, I know it is old.) I sent the following query to the WebWorks list but got no replies. I'm hoping someone here can help... After searching through the WWP list archives, I notice that cross references were not (are not?) working with structured

SOLVED: Structured FM and Index Markers

blic Safety Applications North America Government & Commercial Markets Division Boulder Design Center Marsha.Lofthouse at motorola.com 303.527.4178 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lofthouse Marsha-PT1816" <marsha.loftho...@motorola.com> To: Sent: Wednesday, December