First Hurdle

> Regarding FrameMaker content, I don't know myself of any special > issues regarding structure. The general rule with conditional > text is to keep things simple, else it can turn into a > maintenance nightmare. I would avoid using FrameMaker conditional formats in structured documents.

Re: First Hurdle

Regarding FrameMaker content, I don't know myself of any special issues regarding structure. The general rule with conditional text is to keep things simple, else it can turn into a maintenance nightmare. I would avoid using FrameMaker conditional formats in structured documents. Struct

Re: First Hurdle

MATT TODD wrote: All, Congratulate me, friends! As a newbie, I just completed my first preliminary manual in FM without overrides or unresolved xrefs or any other shenanigans that I can see. Everything appears to work great. Hah! It's pizza for me! Congrats. I'm working with legacy

First Hurdle

MATT TODD wrote: > All, > > Congratulate me, friends! As a newbie, I just completed my first > preliminary manual in FM without overrides or unresolved xrefs or any > other shenanigans that I can see. Everything appears to work great. Hah! > It's pizza for me! Congrats. > I'm working with

Re: First Hurdle

Moral: don't post late at night when brain fuddled. At 23:38 + 9/2/07, Steve Rickaby wrote: One final question...is structured FM difficult to learn? I have to admit that it looks daunting to me. How long did it take some of you to learn? Some of me learnt it in a few days. I did not

First Hurdle

Moral: don't post late at night when brain fuddled. At 23:38 + 9/2/07, Steve Rickaby wrote: > >One final question...is structured FM difficult to learn? I have to >>admit that it looks daunting to me. How long did it take some of you to >>learn? > >Some of me learnt it in a few days. I did

First Hurdle

All, Congratulate me, friends! As a newbie, I just completed my first preliminary manual in FM without overrides or unresolved xrefs or any other shenanigans that I can see. Everything appears to work great. Hah! It's pizza for me! I'm working with legacy documentation created in Word and FM 7.0

Re: First Hurdle

Congratulate me, friends! I congratulate you. As a newbie, I just completed my first preliminary manual in FM without overrides or unresolved xrefs or any other shenanigans that I can see. Everything appears to work great. Hah! It's pizza for me! A good feeling, and certainly worthy of pizza.

First Hurdle

All, Congratulate me, friends! As a newbie, I just completed my first preliminary manual in FM without overrides or unresolved xrefs or any other shenanigans that I can see. Everything appears to work great. Hah! It's pizza for me! I'm working with legacy documentation created in Word and FM 7.0

First Hurdle

>Congratulate me, friends! I congratulate you. >As a newbie, I just completed my first preliminary manual in FM without >overrides or unresolved xrefs or any other shenanigans that I can see. >Everything appears to work great. Hah! It's pizza for me! A good feeling, and certainly worthy of

First Hurdle

No, grasshopper, the question you must first ask is, how long did it take you to learn XML? Then when you understand how to create a DTD you can create your EDD. Before you map the EDD you must figure out how your structure can be mimicked by the formatting. For formatting is a visual