Re: Character Format Issue

2015-05-01 Thread Heiko Haida
 

Hi Kristy, 

if the Bold font is available and the corresponding character format is
defined and used correctly in the template, the only reason would be a
AutonumCharFormat defined in the EDD that overrides the template
(specifying a different character format). 
Of course, this would not explain why you can apply another formatting,
like Bold Underline... 

About the tables: I could try to answer a specific question, but my
range of experience with this issue is limited. 

Best regards -- Tino H. Haida, Berlin 

Kristy Nolan: 

 Hi, fellow Framers - 
 
 I am working on cleaning up our EDD for our manuals, Frame 11. We have 3 
 types of alerts (note, caution, warning) that pretty much follow the same 
 rules, so are set up the same as much as possible. I have the caution and 
 warning doing exactly what I need them to do with Autonumber Format as 
 Caution: or Warning: and the Character Format as Bold Underline. Since 
 I am trying to match (where possible) our Arbortext DTD and styles, I need 
 the Note: to be just Bold. 
 
 However, the bold is not showing up. I can change it to everything else, 
 including Bold DoubleUnderline or Blue, and it displays as prescribed. Just 
 not plain bold. Spacing all works, nesting/indenting works fine. What can I 
 be missing? 
 
 Also, if you are good at table format structuring and are willing to answer 
 questions, I am having trouble with those. Right now those are still just 
 done in my template through table designer with only the very basic set up in 
 the EDD. 
 
 Thanks for any advice anyone can give on this! 
 
 Kristy 
 
 Kristy Nolan 
 
 Manager Flight Ops Publications 
 
 Central Publications 
 
 Southwest Airlines 
 
 214.792.6142
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Re: Character Format Issue

2015-05-01 Thread Kristy Nolan



Thanks for that advice! That parallels what Rick Quattro helped me with yesterday.


I also want to say thanks to this entire group for all the help over the years. An amazing source of information. I brag about the ability to get answers to the rest of my department (who are working in another authoring tool that takes ages to get answers,
 let alone solutions). When I posted my question yesterday, I had people offering assistance within about 10 minutes. Don't doubt the power of this community!


Happy Friday!

Kristy



Kristy Nolan
Central Pubs - Flight Ops


Southwest Airlines

On May 1, 2015, at 5:35 AM, Heiko Haida i...@heiko-haida.de wrote:




Hi Kristy,
if the Bold font is available and the corresponding character format is defined and used correctly in the template, the only reason would be a AutonumCharFormat defined in the EDD that overrides the template (specifying a different character format).

Of course, this would not explain why you can apply another formatting, like Bold Underline...
About the tables: I could try to answer a specific question, but my range of experience with this issue is limited.
Best regards -- Tino H. Haida, Berlin


Kristy Nolan:



Hi, fellow Framers – 

I am working on cleaning up our EDD for our manuals, Frame 11. We have 3 types of alerts (note, caution, warning) that pretty much follow the same rules, so are set up the same as much as possible. I have the caution and warning doing exactly
 what I need them to do with Autonumber Format as “Caution:� or “Warning:� and the Character Format as “Bold Underline.� Since I am trying to match (where possible) our Arbortext DTD and styles, I need the “Note:� to be just Bold.


However, the bold is not showing up. I can change it to everything else, including Bold DoubleUnderline or Blue, and it displays as prescribed. Just not plain bold. Spacing all works, nesting/indenting works fine. What can I be missing?

Also, if you are good at table format structuring and are willing to answer questions, I am having trouble with those. Right now those are still just done in my template through table designer with only the very basic set up in the EDD.

Thanks for any advice anyone can give on this!
Kristy


Kristy Nolan
Manager Flight Ops Publications
Central Publications
Southwest Airlines
214.792.6142








 
 
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Re: Character Format Issue

2015-05-01 Thread Simon BUCH

Hello Kristy,

I would check that there are no other EDD rules imposing particular 
formats on the selected element.


To review the element formatting, select FrameMaker menu item: 
StructureTools  Show Element Context... ; FrameMaker 11 will display 
the Show Element Context pane, against which you can select each of 
the parent elements in the Element Hierarchy, and review the Format 
Rules that are being applied.


Sadly, I find the Show Element Context dialog to be rather useless, as 
the Format Rules section of the dialog is a mere 222 pixels wide 
[regardless of the size of the pane dock] which truncates any text that 
you would normally see in full glory in the EDD file, and the mouse-over 
text of each rule is just as useless, being truncated with a suffix of 
'...'.  I hope that Adobe people will consider making the panes resizeable.


Regards
// Simon BUCH -- M-AIS, Edinburgh, Scotland.


On 30/04/2015 17:55, Kristy Nolan wrote:


Hi, fellow Framers –

I am working on cleaning up our EDD for our manuals, Frame 11. We have 
3 types of alerts (note, caution, warning) that pretty much follow the 
same rules, so are set up the same as much as possible. I have the 
caution and warning doing exactly what I need them to do with 
Autonumber Format as “Caution:” or “Warning:” and the Character Format 
as “Bold Underline.” Since I am trying to match (where possible) our 
Arbortext DTD and styles, I need the “Note:” to be just Bold.


However, the bold is not showing up. I can change it to everything 
else, including Bold DoubleUnderline or Blue, and it displays as 
prescribed. Just not plain bold. Spacing all works, nesting/indenting 
works fine. What can I be missing?


Also, if you are good at table format structuring and are willing to 
answer questions, I am having trouble with those. Right now those are 
still just done in my template through table designer with only the 
very basic set up in the EDD.





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Character Format Issue

2015-04-30 Thread Kristy Nolan
Hi, fellow Framers -

I am working on cleaning up our EDD for our manuals, Frame 11. We have 3 types 
of alerts (note, caution, warning) that pretty much follow the same rules, so 
are set up the same as much as possible. I have the caution and warning doing 
exactly what I need them to do with Autonumber Format as Caution: or 
Warning: and the Character Format as Bold Underline. Since I am trying to 
match (where possible) our Arbortext DTD and styles, I need the Note: to be 
just Bold.

However, the bold is not showing up. I can change it to everything else, 
including Bold DoubleUnderline or Blue, and it displays as prescribed. Just not 
plain bold. Spacing all works, nesting/indenting works fine. What can I be 
missing?

Also, if you are good at table format structuring and are willing to answer 
questions, I am having trouble with those. Right now those are still just done 
in my template through table designer with only the very basic set up in the 
EDD.

Thanks for any advice anyone can give on this!
Kristy


Kristy Nolan
Manager Flight Ops Publications
Central Publications
Southwest Airlines
214.792.6142




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