You only need to muck with MIF files when importing variable formats
because FM has this really annoying feature of not letting you remove
the system variables, so a MIF fragment is the only way to make a
"template" that doesn't have them. That's the problem with the "third
variant" from Grant and
Hi Chuck,
My ImportFormatsSpecial plugin gives you separate checkboxes for importing
user variables and system variables.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Esteemed Framers,
I think I once knew the answer to this question, but it escapes me now,
and I can find
:22
To: Charles Beck; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Importing single variable values?
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the
book, you can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you
don't want, then import variable
Hello,
i have a set of FrameScript-scripts for import of many formats (character
formats, colors, conditional formats, variable formats etc.)
http://framescript.natebus.de/index.php?navi=superimportbundle#ImportSelVarFmt
Best regards
Karsten
Esteemed Framers,
I think I once knew the answer
, January 13, 2008 8:37 PM
To: Charles Beck; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Importing single variable values?
Chuck Beck asked: I think I once knew the answer to this question, but
it escapes me now,
and I can find nothing in the Frame documentation: Is there any way to
import a single
Diane Schaefer asked:
Would this [importing a MIF fragment] also work for importing
select paragraph formats?
Yes, it would work for that but there is a much more direct
approach that I think is a lot easier. Just make a special file
(consider it a template since it need not contain any
You only need to muck with MIF files when importing variable formats
because FM has this really annoying feature of not letting you remove
the system variables, so a MIF fragment is the only way to make a
template that doesn't have them. That's the problem with the third
variant from Grant and
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the book, you
can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you don't want, then
import variable definitions from that file. Problem is, you can't delete system
variables.
But you can with a "mif fragment".
Hi Chuck,
My ImportFormatsSpecial plugin gives you separate checkboxes for importing
user variables and system variables.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> Esteemed Framers,
>
> I think I once knew the answer to this question, but it escapes me now,
> and I can
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 22:22
To: Charles Beck; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Importing single variable values?
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the
book, you can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you
, January 13, 2008 8:37 PM
To: Charles Beck; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Importing single variable values?
Chuck Beck asked:> I think I once knew the answer to this question, but
it escapes me now,
> and I can find nothing in the Frame documentation: Is there any way to
&g
Diane Schaefer asked:
> Would this [importing a MIF fragment] also work for importing
> select paragraph formats?
Yes, it would work for that but there is a much more direct
approach that I think is a lot easier. Just make a special file
(consider it a template since it need not contain any
Esteemed Framers,
I think I once knew the answer to this question, but it escapes me now,
and I can find nothing in the Frame documentation: Is there any way to
import a single or a selected subset of variable values from one
document to another? I tend to think there is not, that it is
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the book, you
can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you don't want, then
import variable definitions from that file. Problem is, you can't delete system
variables.
But you can with a mif fragment.
To: Charles Beck; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Importing single variable values?
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the
book, you can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you
don't want, then import variable definitions from that file
Chuck Beck asked: I think I once knew the answer to this question, but it
escapes me now,
and I can find nothing in the Frame documentation: Is there any way to
import a single or a selected subset of variable values from one
document to another? I tend to think there is not, that it is
Esteemed Framers,
I think I once knew the answer to this question, but it escapes me now,
and I can find nothing in the Frame documentation: Is there any way to
import a single or a selected subset of variable values from one
document to another? I tend to think there is not, that it is
, 2008 22:22
To: Charles Beck; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Importing single variable values?
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the
book, you can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you
don't want, then import variable
Chuck Beck asked:> I think I once knew the answer to this question, but it
escapes me now,
> and I can find nothing in the Frame documentation: Is there any way to
> import a single or a selected subset of variable values from one
> document to another? I tend to think there is not, that it is
>
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