At 08:51 -0700 26/9/07, Howard Rauch wrote:
>That one spot color is the problem. Commercial printers seem to dislike
>FrameMaker output for offset printing because, in the printers' view at least,
>Frame does a lousy job of handling color output. For the four catalogs, we
>have used three printe
At 08:51 -0700 26/9/07, Howard Rauch wrote:
>That one spot color is the problem. Commercial printers seem to dislike
>FrameMaker output for offset printing because, in the printers' view at least,
>Frame does a lousy job of handling color output. For the four catalogs, we
>have used three printe
I am working with a document design that uses lead-in (non-indented) and run-on
(indented) paragraph types. The design calls for lead-in paragraphs after
figures, tables and so on: run-one paragraphs should only occur after a lead-in
or another run-on paragraph. The documents are not structured.
I am working with a document design that uses lead-in (non-indented) and run-on
(indented) paragraph types. The design calls for lead-in paragraphs after
figures, tables and so on: run-one paragraphs should only occur after a lead-in
or another run-on paragraph. The documents are not structured.
At 12:12 +0200 20/9/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you want
>to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file (which
>should only include one style), to all the files in the book.
>
>I never tried this for par tag
At 12:12 +0200 20/9/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>Make a copy of the file, and delete all par tags except for the one you want
>to change. Make the change, then import the par tags from that file (which
>should only include one style), to all the files in the book.
>
>I never tried this for par tag
I think I may have accidentally come across a simple fix to the following
problem, which tripped me up on a previous job in FrameMaker:
. You are working on a document or book that uses a spot color for both text
and graphics
. The final job must print on no more than two plates
. The book use
I think I may have accidentally come across a simple fix to the following
problem, which tripped me up on a previous job in FrameMaker:
. You are working on a document or book that uses a spot color for both text
and graphics
. The final job must print on no more than two plates
. The book use
Rick! Brilliant! You've just saved me hours of copying and pasting. *Many*
thanks.
At 07:50 -0400 14/9/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
>Hi Steve,
>
>Follow these general steps:
>
>1) Convert the table to paragraphs.
>
>2) Convert the table back to a single column table. Do this by selecting the
>paragrap
Hi Ron
Just noticed this, due to digest title. I will certainly look at it, as it will
be useful to know for the future. However, the guts of the size problem has now
gone away, as I describe below.
At 10:23 -0400 13/9/07, rradcliffe at invacare.com wrote:
>Check the Illustrator help under the
I am wrestling with tables sorting. I have 2-c tables sorted like this:
a e
b f
c f
d h
but I have been asked to sort them as...
a b
c d
e f
g h
None of the sort options I try works. Can anyone advise me? Or do I have to
sort the tables by hand?
Rick! Brilliant! You've just saved me hours of copying and pasting. *Many*
thanks.
At 07:50 -0400 14/9/07, Rick Quatro wrote:
>Hi Steve,
>
>Follow these general steps:
>
>1) Convert the table to paragraphs.
>
>2) Convert the table back to a single column table. Do this by selecting the
>paragrap
Hi Ron
Just noticed this, due to digest title. I will certainly look at it, as it will
be useful to know for the future. However, the guts of the size problem has now
gone away, as I describe below.
At 10:23 -0400 13/9/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Check the Illustrator help under the "Transpa
I am wrestling with tables sorting. I have 2-c tables sorted like this:
a e
b f
c f
d h
but I have been asked to sort them as...
a b
c d
e f
g h
None of the sort options I try works. Can anyone advise me? Or do I have to
sort the tables by hand?
At 11:20 -0400 12/9/07, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Steve Rickaby wrote:
>
>>I am forced to mix 1-column and 2-column layouts. I cannot use
>>tables, as the existing 1-c material that must go into 2-c already
>>contains tables.
>>
>>As we know from previous disc
At 10:01 -0400 13/9/07, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Just to ensure absolute clarity: Richard said to double-check the Table Cell
>tab of the *Paragraph* designer; you say you checked the "table definition,"
>which implies the Table designer. You have checked both places, right?
Just to underline wh
At 10:14 -0400 13/9/07, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>> I am still, however, surprised that number streams reset
>>at the start of a flow within the same document, although I suppose
>>it makes some sort of sense.
>>
>
>It makes a lot of sense if you suppose that the original purpose of multiple
>flows i
At 11:20 -0400 12/9/07, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Steve Rickaby wrote:
>
>>I am forced to mix 1-column and 2-column layouts. I cannot use
>>tables, as the existing 1-c material that must go into 2-c already
>>contains tables.
>>
>>As we know from previous disc
At 10:01 -0400 13/9/07, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Just to ensure absolute clarity: Richard said to double-check the Table Cell
>tab of the *Paragraph* designer; you say you checked the "table definition,"
>which implies the Table designer. You have checked both places, right?
Just to underline wh
At 08:34 -0500 12/9/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>Did you try exporting to PDF? Sometimes the Fill > None doesn't appear on
>screen in FM, but does work in PDF.
Yes, I did, Peter. All attempts to get this frame to disappear in both
FrameMaker and the resulting PDF have so far failed, including:
. Set
At 13:13 +0100 12/9/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>As we know from previous discussions here, the column layout is a flow
>property rather than a page property, so I must use a B flow for the 2-c
>material.
>
>My question is, is there any way of preventing numbering streams from
&
At 10:14 -0400 13/9/07, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>> I am still, however, surprised that number streams reset
>>at the start of a flow within the same document, although I suppose
>>it makes some sort of sense.
>>
>
>It makes a lot of sense if you suppose that the original purpose of multiple
>flows i
At 08:34 -0500 12/9/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>Did you try exporting to PDF? Sometimes the Fill > None doesn't appear on
>screen in FM, but does work in PDF.
Yes, I did, Peter. All attempts to get this frame to disappear in both
FrameMaker and the resulting PDF have so far failed, including:
. Set
At 13:13 +0100 12/9/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>As we know from previous discussions here, the column layout is a flow
>property rather than a page property, so I must use a B flow for the 2-c
>material.
>
>My question is, is there any way of preventing numbering streams from
&
Am working against the clock with a book that is undergoing last-minute design
changes on press day, so I have to use up two question tokens today...
I am forced to mix 1-column and 2-column layouts. I cannot use tables, as the
existing 1-c material that must go into 2-c already contains tables.
FrameMaker 7.0, Mac, Illustrator CS2
I have a chapter opener decorative EPS which is about a 4.5 MB Illustrator file
and is imported onto the chapter opener master page. Because of FrameMaker's
paucity of text effects, the simplest way to implement the required design [a
180 point reversed-out
Am working against the clock with a book that is undergoing last-minute design
changes on press day, so I have to use up two question tokens today...
I am forced to mix 1-column and 2-column layouts. I cannot use tables, as the
existing 1-c material that must go into 2-c already contains tables.
FrameMaker 7.0, Mac, Illustrator CS2
I have a chapter opener decorative EPS which is about a 4.5 MB Illustrator file
and is imported onto the chapter opener master page. Because of FrameMaker's
paucity of text effects, the simplest way to implement the required design [a
180 point reversed-out
Hi Framers
I've just spent about half an hour trying to fox out why an A heading TOC
constructor was failing to have any effect whatsoever on the actual formatting
of the headings in the TOC. I'd put tabs in and take tabs out until I was blue
in the face, but the page numbers resolutely refused
Hi Framers
I've just spent about half an hour trying to fox out why an A heading TOC
constructor was failing to have any effect whatsoever on the actual formatting
of the headings in the TOC. I'd put tabs in and take tabs out until I was blue
in the face, but the page numbers resolutely refused
A friend suggest the following: 'Are you certain the author is using Symbol for
his equations? Other typefaces probably contain math symbols.'
He was right. I remembered where to go in the bowels of the Equation Editor to
find out the default fonts, and lo! The originator of the documents not us
Further... if anyone is following this... there appear to two different Symbol
fonts:
. That installed here with FrameMaker 7.0 on Mac appears to be copyright Apple
Computer and also appears to be Unicode
. That used by the originator of the documents appears to be copyright
Monotype/Type Solu
A friend suggest the following: 'Are you certain the author is using Symbol for
his equations? Other typefaces probably contain math symbols.'
He was right. I remembered where to go in the bowels of the Equation Editor to
find out the default fonts, and lo! The originator of the documents not us
Further... if anyone is following this... there appear to two different Symbol
fonts:
. That installed here with FrameMaker 7.0 on Mac appears to be copyright Apple
Computer and also appears to be Unicode
. That used by the originator of the documents appears to be copyright
Monotype/Type Solu
rameMaker document and not with any weird
font-type problem.
I tried MIF-washing the document in question, but it had no effect.
I'm stumped. Anyone any ideas?
At 16:58 +0100 2/9/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>Is anyone aware of an issue that could cause character transposition when
rameMaker document and not with any weird
font-type problem.
I tried MIF-washing the document in question, but it had no effect.
I'm stumped. Anyone any ideas?
At 16:58 +0100 2/9/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>Is anyone aware of an issue that could cause character transposition when
Dear FramerUsers
Is anyone aware of an issue that could cause character transposition when
moving FrameMaker documents containing FrameMaker equations from one platform
[Windows] to another [Mac]? Some embedded equations have suffered the following
character transpositions:
. Summation symbols
Dear FramerUsers
Is anyone aware of an issue that could cause character transposition when
moving FrameMaker documents containing FrameMaker equations from one platform
[Windows] to another [Mac]? Some embedded equations have suffered the following
character transpositions:
. Summation symbols
At 20:51 + 28/8/07, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
>And to complicate things further, the eth and thorn and even an accented y
>(which are all parts of the extended ASCII) seem to FrameMaker just as some
>space character when it comes to hyphenating.
'Eth' and 'thorn' are letter names in Icelan
At 15:58 -0400 27/8/07, Nina Rogers wrote:
>My coworker has a book saved out on a network. I'm working in the same
>version of Frame and keep getting this message when I try to save my
>work:
>
>"The document was saved to a temporary file, but FM can't rename it to
>have the correct name. The newe
At 20:51 + 28/8/07, Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
>And to complicate things further, the eth and thorn and even an accented y
>(which are all parts of the extended ASCII) seem to FrameMaker just as some
>space character when it comes to hyphenating.
'Eth' and 'thorn' are letter names in Icelan
At 15:58 -0400 27/8/07, Nina Rogers wrote:
>My coworker has a book saved out on a network. I'm working in the same
>version of Frame and keep getting this message when I try to save my
>work:
>
>"The document was saved to a temporary file, but FM can't rename it to
>have the correct name. The newe
I wrote...
>Can anyone shed any light on the possible causes of the following quick close
>to the start of distillation of a large (221 MB) Ps book file?
>
>%%[ Error: syntaxerror; OffendingCommand: ?o ]%%
>%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
>%%[ Warning: PostScript er
Can anyone shed any light on the possible causes of the following quick close
to the start of distillation of a large (221 MB) Ps book file?
%%[ Error: syntaxerror; OffendingCommand: ?o ]%%
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file p
At 16:02 -0500 25/8/07, Noel Lashbrook wrote:
>I am curious to know if anyone out there has a similar configuration that is
>already running FrameMaker 7.0 successfully. I will be starting a course this
>fall to learn the basics of FrameMaker 7.0.
Noel: got to the 'FrameMaker for OS X' group: t
I wrote...
>Can anyone shed any light on the possible causes of the following quick close
>to the start of distillation of a large (221 MB) Ps book file?
>
>%%[ Error: syntaxerror; OffendingCommand: o ]%%
>%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
>%%[ Warning: PostScript er
Can anyone shed any light on the possible causes of the following quick close
to the start of distillation of a large (221 MB) Ps book file?
%%[ Error: syntaxerror; OffendingCommand: o ]%%
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file p
At 16:02 -0500 25/8/07, Noel Lashbrook wrote:
>I am curious to know if anyone out there has a similar configuration that is
>already running FrameMaker 7.0 successfully. I will be starting a course this
>fall to learn the basics of FrameMaker 7.0.
Noel: got to the 'FrameMaker for OS X' group: t
>If you consult Appendix A (Typing in Dialog Boxes), you will see that
>the backslash-underscore string is indeed the way you type the
>suppress hyphenation code in a dialog box
Thanks Fred.
--
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I am working on a book in which some letter pairs are underlined when 'view
symbols' is enabled. I don't recall having noticed this symbol before, so I
looked it up, and the user guide suggests that it indicates hyphenation
suppression [presumably manually applied?]
What strikes me as odd is th
>If you consult Appendix A (Typing in Dialog Boxes), you will see that
>the backslash-underscore string is indeed the way you type the
>suppress hyphenation code in a dialog box
Thanks Fred.
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I am working on a book in which some letter pairs are underlined when 'view
symbols' is enabled. I don't recall having noticed this symbol before, so I
looked it up, and the user guide suggests that it indicates hyphenation
suppression [presumably manually applied?]
What strikes me as odd is th
The title says what I need to do. There seem to be two ways of doing this:
a. Set up left/right master pages with a sidehead margin and separate
left/right master pages without sidehead space for the full-span settings, then
set up a suitable master pages ref table.
b. Set up left/right master
The title says what I need to do. There seem to be two ways of doing this:
a. Set up left/right master pages with a sidehead margin and separate
left/right master pages without sidehead space for the full-span settings, then
set up a suitable master pages ref table.
b. Set up left/right master
Apologies for OT posting. I've been trawling the Adobe site looking for
information on third-party plug-ins for Acrobat, as there is for example for
FrameMaker, but so far have not found anything.
. If anyone can point me to an Acrobat site like the Leximation FrameMaker
plug-in web pages, I'd
Apologies for OT posting. I've been trawling the Adobe site looking for
information on third-party plug-ins for Acrobat, as there is for example for
FrameMaker, but so far have not found anything.
. If anyone can point me to an Acrobat site like the Leximation FrameMaker
plug-in web pages, I'd
At 10:48 -0400 9/8/07, Brenda Waltermeyer wrote:
>That is exactly what it does (rubbish). I need it to be included in the
>numbering string not as a character style. I already have a character style
>called ZHeadNum in the Character Format under Numbering tab in the Paragraph
>designer. I need to
At 17:14 +0200 9/8/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>If you don't want to mess with character codes, set your desired bullet
>font as a character tag (for example, Dingbats, Wingdings) and use the
>character tag in the Automnumber field. This way you can merely use the
>letter that corresponds with the c
At 10:48 -0400 9/8/07, Brenda Waltermeyer wrote:
>That is exactly what it does (rubbish). I need it to be included in the
>numbering string not as a character style. I already have a character style
>called ZHeadNum in the Character Format under Numbering tab in the Paragraph
>designer. I need to
At 17:14 +0200 9/8/07, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>If you don't want to mess with character codes, set your desired bullet
>font as a character tag (for example, Dingbats, Wingdings) and use the
>character tag in the Automnumber field. This way you can merely use the
>letter that corresponds with the c
At 09:25 -0700 7/8/07, Valerie Lipow wrote:
>If anyone has one or more templates demonstrating the type of Master
>pages/Reference pages discussed in the parent subject, if they're not
>copyrighted, and if you're authorized and willing to disseminate them to the
>group, would you please store a co
At 09:25 -0700 7/8/07, Valerie Lipow wrote:
>If anyone has one or more templates demonstrating the type of Master
>pages/Reference pages discussed in the parent subject, if they're not
>copyrighted, and if you're authorized and willing to disseminate them to the
>group, would you please store a co
At 09:55 -0500 7/8/07, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
>LOL. Thanks, Steve :) I'll not restart the tool wars by rising to the
>bait on that one.
Wise man, wise man ;-)
--
Steve
At 08:41 -0500 7/8/07, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
>(Yes, I know the chorus, "Undo is for wimps!" but I've been spoiled by all
>those years in Word...
Yeah, Wurd tends to have that effect - but not in the sense you mean ;-)
--
Steve
At 06:04 -0500 7/8/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>Text lines accept character tags, but not paragraph tags.
I did not know that. Thanks ;-)
--
Steve
Hi Peter
At 06:27 -0500 7/8/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>On 8/7/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>
>> A way to ensure that the description travels around with the template is to
>> add one or more extra reference pages called 'Notes' or somesuch, and put a
>> brief pott
At 09:55 -0500 7/8/07, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
>LOL. Thanks, Steve :) I'll not restart the tool wars by rising to the
>bait on that one.
Wise man, wise man ;-)
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At 10:06 +0100 7/8/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>When massing with multiple frames on master pages, it's a lot easier to see
>what's going on if you give the various frames a temporary - and different -
>fill pattern and/or colored border. When you've finished dickering with
Hi Framers
In off-group discussions with Angela and others, it's become only too clear
that it's possible to create clever stuff on master pages that is obvious to
its designer but to no-one else ;-) For example, the auto thumbtabs stuff which
came up recently on the group, or anything that inv
At 17:11 -0700 6/8/07, Courtney Collins wrote:
>I haven't ever tried this, but what about creating a box on the reference page
>and using that instead of the lines that usually appear there? I'm home now,
>but I will try ot tomorrow at work if I get time.
Not sure if this would work. The purpos
At 17:24 -0500 6/8/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>It is perhaps a little easier to size and position a text line inside
>an "inline" anchored frame, than a text frame. You can create the text
>with the text line tool (the "A" tool on the Graphics tool panel), and
>drag or paste it inside an anchored fram
At 08:41 -0500 7/8/07, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
>(Yes, I know the chorus, "Undo is for wimps!" but I've been spoiled by all
>those years in Word...
Yeah, Wurd tends to have that effect - but not in the sense you mean ;-)
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At 06:04 -0500 7/8/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>Text lines accept character tags, but not paragraph tags.
I did not know that. Thanks ;-)
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At 06:27 -0500 7/8/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>On 8/7/07, Steve Rickaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> A way to ensure that the description travels around with the template is to
>> add one or more extra reference pages called 'Notes' or somesuch, and put
At 10:06 +0100 7/8/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>When massing with multiple frames on master pages, it's a lot easier to see
>what's going on if you give the various frames a temporary - and different -
>fill pattern and/or colored border. When you've finished dickering with
Hi Framers
In off-group discussions with Angela and others, it's become only too clear
that it's possible to create clever stuff on master pages that is obvious to
its designer but to no-one else ;-) For example, the auto thumbtabs stuff which
came up recently on the group, or anything that inv
At 17:11 -0700 6/8/07, Courtney Collins wrote:
>I haven't ever tried this, but what about creating a box on the reference page
>and using that instead of the lines that usually appear there? I'm home now,
>but I will try ot tomorrow at work if I get time.
Not sure if this would work. The purpos
At 17:24 -0500 6/8/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>It is perhaps a little easier to size and position a text line inside
>an "inline" anchored frame, than a text frame. You can create the text
>with the text line tool (the "A" tool on the Graphics tool panel), and
>drag or paste it inside an anchored fram
At 18:29 +0200 6/8/07, Gunnar Carlsson wrote:
>Does anyone know if there is an easy way to put a border around 1-2 words in a
>sentence, for example to mark a button.
>Example:"Please press ABORT to leave this funcion." Here I would like to
>have a thin border around ABORT. It is very s
At 18:29 +0200 6/8/07, Gunnar Carlsson wrote:
>Does anyone know if there is an easy way to put a border around 1-2 words in a
>sentence, for example to mark a button.
>Example:"Please press ABORT to leave this funcion." Here I would like to
>have a thin border around ABORT. It is very s
At 12:10 -0700 4/8/07, Angela Akridge wrote:
>I use book-to-book xrefs. The xref formats look good. When I update my
>books, Frame doesn't complain about broken links. However, after I
>generate the pdf and test the book-to-book links, I get an error that
>says the file can't be found. When I go t
At 12:10 -0700 4/8/07, Angela Akridge wrote:
>I use book-to-book xrefs. The xref formats look good. When I update my
>books, Frame doesn't complain about broken links. However, after I
>generate the pdf and test the book-to-book links, I get an error that
>says the file can't be found. When I go t
At 11:29 -0700 2/8/07, Angela Akridge wrote:
>I have two covers for branding purposes. How do I exclude/include an
>entire file using conditional text? I'm able to do this with Epic, but
>don't know how to in Frame.
Is it an entire file you want to conditionalize, or just the covers? If the
latt
At 08:36 -0600 2/8/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>Are you sure you don't have Baseline Synchronization or Feather turned
>on (in Format > Page Layout > Line Layout)? I've never used those
>features (or Balance Columns in Column Layout), so I'm guessing -- but
>they're my primary suspects (actually, my
Anyone following this thread may remember that I was suffering from
inconsistent vertical spacing between headings and following paras when no
overrides were active, and that I found that creating a new document and
copying selected contents to it removed the problem. I did not find the cause
o
At 11:29 -0700 2/8/07, Angela Akridge wrote:
>I have two covers for branding purposes. How do I exclude/include an
>entire file using conditional text? I'm able to do this with Epic, but
>don't know how to in Frame.
Is it an entire file you want to conditionalize, or just the covers? If the
latt
At 08:36 -0600 2/8/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>Are you sure you don't have Baseline Synchronization or Feather turned
>on (in Format > Page Layout > Line Layout)? I've never used those
>features (or Balance Columns in Column Layout), so I'm guessing -- but
>they're my primary suspects (actually, my
Anyone following this thread may remember that I was suffering from
inconsistent vertical spacing between headings and following paras when no
overrides were active, and that I found that creating a new document and
copying selected contents to it removed the problem. I did not find the cause
o
At 18:14 -0400 31/7/07, John Sgammato wrote:
>According to Adobe Support, FM8 docs can't be saved as FM7.2 docs, either.
What!! Backward compatibility has been dropped? Who's bright idea was that?
At 15:20 -0700 31/7/07, Scott Prentice wrote:
>The SaveAs dialog includes FM7.0 as an export optio
At 18:14 -0400 31/7/07, John Sgammato wrote:
>According to Adobe Support, FM8 docs can't be saved as FM7.2 docs, either.
What!! Backward compatibility has been dropped? Who's bright idea was that?
At 15:20 -0700 31/7/07, Scott Prentice wrote:
>The SaveAs dialog includes FM7.0 as an export optio
At 12:17 -0700 30/7/07, Angela Akridge wrote:
>I'm using Frame/WebWorks to produce manuals and online help. I use so
>many different market types. I find that it's quiet easy to
>accidentally delete markers.
Indeed it is.
>I use markers to produce the context-sensitive help, index markers,
>hype
At 12:17 -0700 30/7/07, Angela Akridge wrote:
>I'm using Frame/WebWorks to produce manuals and online help. I use so
>many different market types. I find that it's quiet easy to
>accidentally delete markers.
Indeed it is.
>I use markers to produce the context-sensitive help, index markers,
>hype
Nancy...
At 17:21 -0400 27/7/07, ActionA at aol.com wrote:
>A while back I posted some questions about creating a Structured Frame
>application so that we can share xml files between Structured Frame and our
>XML publishing system that was created in-house. We also have some legacy
>material i
Hi Peter
At 17:33 -0500 27/7/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>The Friday thing also struck me, it seems. I never got around to
>suggesting what to ACTUALLY DO at the end of my long analytic look at
>what possible combined workings of idiosyncratic font height
>calculation, line height settings there might
Hi Brad
At 22:44 -0500 27/7/07, Brad Anderson wrote:
>We've printed several 5-color books (CMYK and 1 spot) with several different
>vendors in the US, China, and Hong Kong. ...
Many thanks for this clarification. I think we were iterating towards this
conclusion, but it's good to have confirmat
Hi Brad
At 22:44 -0500 27/7/07, Brad Anderson wrote:
>We've printed several 5-color books (CMYK and 1 spot) with several different
>vendors in the US, China, and Hong Kong. ...
Many thanks for this clarification. I think we were iterating towards this
conclusion, but it's good to have confirmat
Nancy...
At 17:21 -0400 27/7/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>A while back I posted some questions about creating a Structured Frame
>application so that we can share xml files between Structured Frame and our
>XML publishing system that was created in-house. We also have some legacy
>material in
Hi Peter
At 17:33 -0500 27/7/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>The Friday thing also struck me, it seems. I never got around to
>suggesting what to ACTUALLY DO at the end of my long analytic look at
>what possible combined workings of idiosyncratic font height
>calculation, line height settings there might
At 12:19 -0500 27/7/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>I hope I understand your meaning. If you mean that the inter-paragraph
>space varies for the same consecutive paragraphs formats, depending on
>where they are within a column or text frame, perhaps one or more of
>these options are turned on: Format > Cus
At 12:19 -0500 27/7/07, Peter Gold wrote:
>I'm not aware of bugs in this area (but there could be).
>
>I hope I understand your meaning. If you mean that the inter-paragraph
>space varies for the same consecutive paragraphs formats, depending on
>where they are within a column or text frame,...
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