Hi Michael,
I've never bothered with guides in Frame. I use the Object Properties
and specify the top and left values.
Glenn
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Hi Michael,
I've never bothered with guides in Frame. I use the Object Properties
and specify the top and left values.
Glenn
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Kanti,
Regarding the second question, I think HTML Help Workshop may help you
and your developers hook up the Help files. Search for that on the MSDN
site: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/.
Glenn
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Kanti,
Regarding the second question, I think HTML Help Workshop may help you
and your developers hook up the Help files. Search for that on the MSDN
site: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/.
Glenn
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I had a similar challenge late last year and wrote a business plan for a
CMS. I believe I got the template from one of the vendors we decided
against (they're all very helpful when it comes to helping you sell
their software to upper management).
Anyway, after the executive summary, I described
I had a similar challenge late last year and wrote a business plan for a
CMS. I believe I got the template from one of the vendors we decided
against (they're all very helpful when it comes to helping you sell
their software to upper management).
Anyway, after the executive summary, I described
Just out of curiosity, does anyone use (or not use) ALT+0169 (or other
alt codes) for any particular reason?
Glenn
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Just out of curiosity, does anyone use (or not use) ALT+0169 (or other
"alt" codes) for any particular reason?
Glenn
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I tried putting a watermark in a file once, but it messed up my monitor. First
there was a loud sizzle and then a small explosion. All for naught. When I
opened the file on another computer, the watermark was not there.
Now I just try to imitate the watermark electronically. Real water doesn't
Hi Roger,
I found some missing fonts in an imported graphic recently. The graphic
was a PDF file that had been cropped prior to import. The missing font
was in the cropped out portion. I was able to open the PDF in
Illustrator and delete al the stuff that wasn't supposed to be there
anyway.
Dave,
I wonder if this might be the one situation where a B flow would be
useful.
Since the student's book is already in FrameMaker, and since their
content would probably change more often than the trainer's, this
solution would require two books. Once the content for student's book is
updated
Dave,
I wonder if this might be the one situation where a "B" flow would be
useful.
Since the student's book is already in FrameMaker, and since their
content would probably change more often than the trainer's, this
solution would require two books. Once the content for student's book is
Apologies in advance if this message is posted twice.
I wonder if any of you have used Microsoft's Content Management Server,
or have considered it when researching a CMS solution.
Plusses? Minuses? Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Glenn Voyles
Apologies in advance if this message is posted twice.
I wonder if any of you have used Microsoft's Content Management Server,
or have considered it when researching a CMS solution.
Plusses? Minuses? Any info would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Glenn Voyles
Don,
Perhaps bleeding tabs can only be handled by professional printers and
therefore included only in a hard bound version, not a print at home
PDF.
True or false? Any suggestions?
Our department decided to keep the bleeding tabs even on the print at
home PDFs so we wouldn't have to maintain
Don,
>
>Perhaps bleeding tabs can only be handled by professional printers and
>therefore included only in a hard bound version, not a print at home
PDF.
>True or false? Any suggestions?
>
Our department decided to keep the bleeding tabs even on the print at
home PDFs so we wouldn't have to
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Doug wrote:
Is there any way to make Frame's spellchecker NOT check text if it's
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Glenn Voyles would like to recall the message, "Another spellchecker query".
Michael,
I second Rick's opinion: Import by Reference is the way to go.
I've had good results saving PowerPoint slides as *.wmf. Visio also
saves in that format. Unfortunately I had to save a native format
version of the graphic as well as the *.wmf in another folder for Frame
Import.
Glenn
Michael,
I second Rick's opinion: Import by Reference is the way to go.
I've had good results saving PowerPoint slides as *.wmf. Visio also
saves in that format. Unfortunately I had to save a native format
version of the graphic as well as the *.wmf in another folder for Frame
Import.
Glenn
We've heard a lot about how much better FM is than IL, and I don't doubt
any of it. Great points.
But wouldn't the IL side of the house be building a case as well? I'm
curious what justification they claim for their cause.
Glenn
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Bra-vo!
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I've redefined over 60 shortcuts so they open a catalog instead of
creating an override.
Heather,
How about creating a paragraph format that goes across all columns and framing
your tables with that. You could anchor the table to the first one, follow it
with an empty carriage return and move on with the flow.
Glenn
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I was at an STC meeting last night and sat at a table with a Macromedia
survivor. I don't recall the numbers (as I'm really a writer ;-).
However, this story just goes to show how important your personal
network is. As the layoffs were being dolled out, there was a lot of
local IM chatter among
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