Hello Matt,
Perhaps the most elegant way to use the variables method is
to save the definitions as a MIF fragment and eliminate any
chance of mucking anything else in your files.
This is true - unless you are using system variables that are
different than the default definitions.
If you open
Hello Winfried,
you do not open the MIF snippet before you import
Ahh! Thanks. Never tried it this way ...
Kind regards,
Klaus
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From: Reng, Dr. Winfried
Date: 26.03.2013 08:37
Hi,
When you use MIF snippets (or MIF fragments), you do not
open the MIF snippet
Hello Matt,
> Perhaps the most elegant way to use the variables method is
> to save the definitions as a MIF fragment and eliminate any
> chance of mucking anything else in your files.
This is true - unless you are using system variables that are
different than the default definitions.
If you
Hello Winfried,
> you do not open the MIF snippet before you import
Ahh! Thanks. Never tried it this way ...
Kind regards,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Reng, Dr. Winfried
Date: 26.03.2013 08:37
> Hi,
>
> When you use MIF snippets (or MIF fragments), you do not
> open the MIF snippet
Hello Steve,
Sorry, what is?
Probably this one?
http://www.scriptorium.com/books/unstructured-framemaker-11/
Kind regards,
Klaus
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Hello Steve,
> Sorry, what is?
Probably this one?
http://www.scriptorium.com/books/unstructured-framemaker-11/
Kind regards,
Klaus
Hi Keerthi,
FM7 text exchange via clipboard with non-CP1252
text is not possible.
You can paste your text in Word, apply the target
font (Gulim, Arial, etc.) save it as RTF and
open/import that RTF file in FM7.
For non-Asian text (Russian, Greek etc.), ensure
that you have virtual fonts activated
Hi Keerthi,
FM7 text exchange via clipboard with non-CP1252
text is not possible.
You can paste your text in Word, apply the target
font (Gulim, Arial, etc.) save it as RTF and
open/import that RTF file in FM7.
For non-Asian text (Russian, Greek etc.), ensure
that you have virtual fonts activated
Hello Tim,
> WinXP
> my WINDOWS/Fonts folder does not contain any Helvetica fonts
Installed/registered/activated fonts does not have to be
located in the windows fonts folder. They can be located
anywhere on your drives.
Open your registry (start menu > Run > regedit) and inspect
the entries in
Hello Tim,
WinXP
my WINDOWS/Fonts folder does not contain any Helvetica fonts
Installed/registered/activated fonts does not have to be
located in the windows fonts folder. They can be located
anywhere on your drives.
Open your registry (start menu Run regedit) and inspect
the entries in
Hello Tim,
> it seems that the only way to be sure that master page
> usage is correct is to check every single page.
You may want to check the FrameScript "Report: Master Page Usage".
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-modules/quality-pack/report-master-page-usage.html
Hello Tim,
it seems that the only way to be sure that master page
usage is correct is to check every single page.
You may want to check the FrameScript Report: Master Page Usage.
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-modules/quality-pack/report-master-page-usage.html
Hello Verner,
This might be caused by a bug in S-Tagger for Trados 8.2 SDL 2007
and was fixed by a hotfix.
Before the hotfix, S-Tagger did write single straight quotes
in the text unencoded instead of \q.
String `Text \qwith straight quotes\q in FM8.'
was erroneously written as
String `Text
Hello Verner,
This might be caused by a bug in S-Tagger for Trados 8.2 SDL 2007
and was fixed by a hotfix.
Before the hotfix, S-Tagger did write single straight quotes
in the text unencoded instead of "\q".
was erroneously written as
and resulted in FM as
Text withstraightquotes'inFM8.'
Hello Avraham,
For a detailed report of the paragraph format overrides
see the free FrameScript Report: Paragraph Format Overrides:
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/free-scripts/report-paragraph-format-overrides.html
Additionally, there are some other scripts regarding
Hello Avraham,
For a detailed report of the paragraph format overrides
see the free FrameScript Report: Paragraph Format Overrides:
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/free-scripts/report-paragraph-format-overrides.html
Additionally, there are some other scripts regarding
Hello Yves,
You may want to take a look at the FrameScript
"Report: Condition Formats".
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/i-frame-modules/quality-pack/report-condition-formats.html
It reports condition inconsistencies in detail.
Kind regards,
Klaus M?ller, itl AG
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Hello Avraham,
For a detailed report of the paragraph format overrides
see the free FrameScript "Report: Paragraph Format Overrides":
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/free-scripts/report-paragraph-format-overrides.html
Additionally, there are some other scripts regarding
Hello Avraham,
For a detailed report of the paragraph format overrides
see the free FrameScript "Report: Paragraph Format Overrides":
http://www.i-frame.itl.info/en/feature-description/free-scripts/report-paragraph-format-overrides.html
Additionally, there are some other scripts regarding
Gillian,
FM on XP/SP3 or Vista does not save documents with OLE objects.
Replace them with regular referenced images or turn back to XP/SP2.
Kind regards,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Flato, Gillian
Date: 22.05.2010 00:58
> Has anyone had the problem where Frame saves the frame files
Gillian,
FM on XP/SP3 or Vista does not save documents with OLE objects.
Replace them with regular referenced images or turn back to XP/SP2.
Kind regards,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Flato, Gillian
Date: 22.05.2010 00:58
Has anyone had the problem where Frame saves the frame files
Hello Wim,
Instead of translating MIF7, I strongly recommend to
translate MIF9 files. Until Trados does not support MIF9,
you can workaround this limitation by changing MIFFile 9.00
to MIFFile 8.00 in the first line of the MIF files
before translation. As far as I can see, the new FM9 features
Hello Wim,
Instead of translating MIF7, I strongly recommend to
translate MIF9 files. Until Trados does not support MIF9,
you can workaround this limitation by changing
to in the first line of the MIF files
before translation. As far as I can see, the new FM9 features
won't be altered by
Hello Yves,
Does anyone have a Framescript he/she wishes to
share which removes all images from the frames,
but which also leaves the AFrames intact?
Find attached the script RemoveGraphicInsets.fsl
that removes all copied graphics from the current
document.
Optionally it deletes also
Hello Yves,
> Does anyone have a Framescript he/she wishes to
> share which removes all images from the frames,
> but which also leaves the AFrames intact?
Find attached the script RemoveGraphicInsets.fsl
that removes all copied graphics from the current
document.
Optionally it deletes also
Hello Danny,
When your FM7 documents uses virtual fonts
(e.g. Arial Greek), FM8 tries to convert
the chars to Unicode (mostly successfully).
FM 9.0p183 does not consider virtual/mapped
fonts.
Kind regards,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Danny G Green
Date: 20.02.2009 14:48
Is it
Hello Danny,
When your FM7 documents uses virtual fonts
(e.g. Arial Greek), FM8 tries to convert
the chars to Unicode (mostly successfully).
FM 9.0p183 does not consider virtual/mapped
fonts.
Kind regards,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Danny G Green
Date: 20.02.2009 14:48
> Is it
Hello Jon,
> I have examined my files and notice that the
> heading text that is displayed is typically the
> first major heading (such as Heading1) that
> FM encounters in the file but not always.
As far as I know, only the text in the main flow
is considered for the book component heading.
Hi Clint,
Just curious: What's an Effective Page?
Kind regards,
Klaus
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Hi Clint,
Just curious: What's an Effective Page?
Kind regards,
Klaus
Hello Joe,
You can use FrameScript to update the content of
your user variable on specific events.
If you have FrameScript, install the script below
and manually insert a variable named "DocModified"
into your documents.
The following "events" were considered:
Keyboard text changes (inserting,
Hello Morgan,
> [...] Customize Layout,
> I don't see an option for Combined Fonts
Unnecessarily (imo), Adobe restricted the availability
of some Asian specific commands to be visible only with
an Asian system locale.
You can activate the CombinedFonts command by opening
your
Hello Morgan,
[...] Customize Layout,
I don't see an option for Combined Fonts
Unnecessarily (imo), Adobe restricted the availability
of some Asian specific commands to be visible only with
an Asian system locale.
You can activate the CombinedFonts command by opening
your
Hello Nancy,
There's a free FrameScript script from itl that compares
the properties of two paragraph formats in a document.
http://www.itl.eu/framescript_download.html?L=1
See attached screenshots.
Kind regards,
Klaus Müller, itl AG
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From: Nancy Allison
Date:
Hello Nancy,
There's a free FrameScript script from itl that compares
the properties of two paragraph formats in a document.
http://www.itl.eu/framescript_download.html?=1
See attached screenshots.
Kind regards,
Klaus M?ller, itl AG
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Date:
Les, David, Rick,
You shouldn't encounter any problems working in an
Unstructured (Standard) FM document while FrameMaker
is set for Structured.
This is no problem whatsoever.
Actually, I regularly encounter an annoying problem when
working with unstructured documents while FrameMaker is
Hello Framers,
Maybe someone of the FM9 beta participants could check
this issue with the current version?
(FM8 Structured does also write those structured book
component information into unstructured MIF documents.)
Thanks,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Rick Quatro
Date: 04.12.2008
Hello Art,
I totally agree: When opening structured documents with
unstructured FrameMaker, a warning message should appear.
The only problem is that Structured FrameMaker does
unnecessarily and counterproductively write structure
information in unstructured documents when creating
MIF files
Les, David, Rick,
> You shouldn't encounter any problems working in an
> Unstructured (Standard) FM document while FrameMaker
> is set for Structured.
> This is no problem whatsoever.
Actually, I regularly encounter an annoying problem when
working with unstructured documents while FrameMaker
Hello Framers,
Maybe someone of the FM9 beta participants could check
this issue with the current version?
(FM8 Structured does also write those structured book
component information into unstructured MIF documents.)
Thanks,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Rick Quatro
Date: 04.12.2008
Hello Art,
I totally agree: When opening structured documents with
unstructured FrameMaker, a warning message should appear.
The only problem is that Structured FrameMaker does
unnecessarily and counterproductively write structure
information in unstructured documents when creating
MIF files
Jona,
Create a /NewLink/ hypertext marker in your Mission Planning
section title paragraph (e.g. newlink MissionPlanning).
To link to that section title, don't create a cross-reference.
Instead, apply an appropriate character format to your mission
planning phrase and insert a /GotoLink/
Jona,
Create a /NewLink/ hypertext marker in your "Mission Planning"
section title paragraph (e.g. "newlink MissionPlanning").
To link to that section title, don't create a cross-reference.
Instead, apply an appropriate character format to your "mission
planning" phrase and insert a /GotoLink/
Hello Deirdre,
> Anyone know if we can use arrows to move from row to row in a table?
If you have FrameScript installed, there's a free script
TableNavigation.fsl that allows you to navigate in tables
using the arrow keys.
http://www.itl.eu/framescript_download.html?=1#c1973
(registration
Hello Deirdre,
Anyone know if we can use arrows to move from row to row in a table?
If you have FrameScript installed, there's a free script
TableNavigation.fsl that allows you to navigate in tables
using the arrow keys.
http://www.itl.eu/framescript_download.html?L=1#c1973
(registration
Geoffrey,
The first method described here ("How to enter Unicode characters
in Microsoft Windows")
http://www.fileformat.info/tip/microsoft/enter_unicode.htm
does work for me in FM8.
You probably need to set the registry key EnableHexNumpad as described.
If you don't know your unicode (hex)
Geoffrey,
The first method described here (How to enter Unicode characters
in Microsoft Windows)
http://www.fileformat.info/tip/microsoft/enter_unicode.htm
does work for me in FM8.
You probably need to set the registry key EnableHexNumpad as described.
If you don't know your unicode (hex) values
Hi all,
I would never recommend using special chars in FM
file or format names, but found the following issue
with FrameMaker 8.0p266 (that worked in FM7):
Clicking on the following hypertext marker results in
an error: "message system explorer C:/Program Files/Adob?"
(although the folder
(sorry for double posting ...)
Hi all,
I would never recommend using special chars in FM
file or format names, but found the following issue
with FrameMaker 8.0p266 (that worked in FM7):
Clicking on the following hypertext marker results in
an error: "message system explorer C:/Program
Hi all,
I would never recommend using special chars in FM
file or format names, but found the following issue
with FrameMaker 8.0p266 (that worked in FM7):
Clicking on the following hypertext marker results in
an error: message system explorer C:/Program Files/Adobé
(although the folder exists,
(sorry for double posting ...)
Hi all,
I would never recommend using special chars in FM
file or format names, but found the following issue
with FrameMaker 8.0p266 (that worked in FM7):
Clicking on the following hypertext marker results in
an error: message system explorer C:/Program
Hello Stuart,
With this modification, you are able to navigate
in tables with the arrow keys - but navigating
within paragraphs is then no more possible.
There's a free FrameScript TableNavigation.fsl
available: http://www.itl.eu/108.0.html#c400
that lets you navigate within tables with the
Hello Stuart,
With this modification, you are able to navigate
in tables with the arrow keys - but navigating
within paragraphs is then no more possible.
There's a free FrameScript TableNavigation.fsl
available: http://www.itl.eu/108.0.html#c400
that lets you navigate within tables with the
Hello Michael,
Pgf.Text.Count option - it gives different value than
if I do FileUtilitiesDocument ReportsAsian Charater Count
Does your document contain double byte characters?
Do you run FrameMaker with an Asian system locale?
- You need to ensure that your paragraph loop does
only process
Hello Klaus,
These definitions are not taken from the fminit/custom file;
I guess the formats are stored internally (fallback catalogs).
This happens only if the appropriate catalogs are not
defined in the MIF file at all.
If you add *empty* catalogs to your MIF snippet,
they are kept empty:
Hello Klaus,
These definitions are not taken from the fminit/custom file;
I guess the formats are stored internally ("fallback catalogs").
This happens only if the appropriate catalogs are not
defined in the MIF file at all.
If you add *empty* catalogs to your MIF snippet,
they are kept empty:
Hello Kevin,
I want to add column headings for the four columns,
that are aligned correctly with the columns they
correspond to.
Wouldn't setting an equal alignment of body and
heading columns result in a correct alignment?
I want these column headings to appear at the top
of the table, as
Hello Kevin,
> I want to add column headings for the four columns,
> that are aligned correctly with the columns they
> correspond to.
Wouldn't setting an equal alignment of body and
heading columns result in a correct alignment?
> I want these column headings to appear at the top
> of the
Hello Rick,
A co-worker of mine once had the same problem:
On her system, there was a font installed from the network,
without copying it to the fonts folder.
And in the meantime, the font was removed ...
Is there someone I can go to check the path
of where Frame is looking for fonts.
Your
Hello Rick,
A co-worker of mine once had the same problem:
On her system, there was a font installed from the network,
without copying it to the fonts folder.
And in the meantime, the font was removed ...
>> Is there someone I can go to check the path
>> of where Frame is looking for fonts.
regards,
Klaus
8< -
// SwitchMarkers.fsl
// Klaus Mueller, Hamburg. March 26, 2002
// [ Temporarily switch XRef-Markers ]
// XRef-Markers within a table will be deleted
// on table sorting (FM6-Bug).
// This script changes tempo
-
// SwitchMarkers.fsl
// Klaus Mueller, Hamburg. March 26, 2002
// [ Temporarily switch XRef-Markers ]
// XRef-Markers within a table will be deleted
// on table sorting (FM6-Bug).
// This script changes temporarily the marker type
Hedley, Richard,
If, indeed, there are many hundreds, you may want
to use Framescript to create the books. :-)
Note that there's a free FrameScript available:
BookOfTextInsets.fsl v1.6
Creates a new temporary book with all (nested) text
insets of the current document or book. This
Hedley, Richard,
> > If, indeed, there are many hundreds, you may want
> > to use Framescript to create the books. :-)
Note that there's a free FrameScript available:
BookOfTextInsets.fsl v1.6
Creates a new temporary book with all (nested) text
insets of the current document or book.
Bodvar,
> I agree that this can "easily" be done in FrameScript
I did implement such a line break fix in the FrameScript
DocTOC: http://www.itl.de/html/englisch/consulting/fsl/solutions-2.html
It does fix the line breaks of book TOCs as well as of
the chapter TOCs (that are inserted by the
Bodvar,
I agree that this can easily be done in FrameScript
I did implement such a line break fix in the FrameScript
DocTOC: http://www.itl.de/html/englisch/consulting/fsl/solutions-2.html
It does fix the line breaks of book TOCs as well as of
the chapter TOCs (that are inserted by the
Hello Doug,
Format menu option in FrameMaker, the Font, Size, and Style options
disable and/or remove these options
There's a free FrameScript RemoveFontMenu.fsl at
http://www.itl.de/html/englisch/consulting/fsl/itl-pool.html#misc
It removes the Font menu from the Format menu
and all context
Hello Doug,
> Format menu option in FrameMaker, the Font, Size, and Style options
> disable and/or remove these options
There's a free FrameScript RemoveFontMenu.fsl at
http://www.itl.de/html/englisch/consulting/fsl/itl-pool.html#misc
It removes the "Font" menu from the Format menu
and all
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