At 10:05 PM 2/26/2008, Hedley Finger wrote:
>Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
>file and modules imported as text insets?
Hedley,
In my earlier post to this thread, I neglected to mention that
FrameMaker treats the element tag SGMLFragment specially. This eleme
At 10:05 PM 2/26/2008, Hedley Finger wrote:
>Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
>file and modules imported as text insets?
Hedley,
In my earlier post to this thread, I neglected to mention that
FrameMaker treats the element tag SGMLFragment specially. This eleme
At 10:05 PM 2/26/2008, Hedley Finger wrote:
>Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
>file and modules imported as text insets?
Hedley,
I use text insets heavily in EDDs I create.
As others have pointed out, if all your text insets consist of a single
element, y
At 10:05 PM 2/26/2008, Hedley Finger wrote:
>Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
>file and modules imported as text insets?
Hedley,
I use text insets heavily in EDDs I create.
As others have pointed out, if all your text insets consist of a single
element, y
Martin, Keith, and others:
Yes, Scott's answer is what I was after -- using text insets to build
modular EDDs to simplify maintenance and avoid duplicating element
substructures and attributes over and over in different locations on
the master element tree. As you point out, provided that a t
Hi Hedley,
I gather from your email that you are trying to get the benefits of
DITA?creating reusable, modular topics?using FrameMaker?s text inset
feature. This approach makes sense, because you would eliminate the
need for an expensive, XML-based content management system, which is
reall
Lynne Price, Kay Whatley and others:
The DITA DTDs are modularised to allow ready re-use, specialisation
and maintenance.
Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
file and modules imported as text insets? I have been studying the
Adobe documentation for developing s
Frame doesn't complain about invalid structure if it's in an FM binary
file. You'll see red in the structure view, but that's all .. give it a
whirl, it works just fine! :)
...scott
Hedley Finger wrote:
> Martin, Keith, and others:
>
> Yes, Scott's answer is what I was after -- using text ins
Frame doesn't complain about invalid structure if it's in an FM binary
file. You'll see red in the structure view, but that's all .. give it a
whirl, it works just fine! :)
...scott
Hedley Finger wrote:
> Martin, Keith, and others:
>
> Yes, Scott's answer is what I was after -- using text ins
Martin, Keith, and others:
Yes, Scott's answer is what I was after -- using text insets to build
modular EDDs to simplify maintenance and avoid duplicating element
substructures and attributes over and over in different locations on
the master element tree. As you point out, provided that a t
Hi Hedley...
Yes .. you can do this, and it works quite well (as long as you don't
get too carried away with the modularization). A FM binary file can have
any element at the root .. it may be "invalid" but it will open fine and
if it's imported into a container EDD will work fine. Just keep in
Hi Hedley...
Yes .. you can do this, and it works quite well (as long as you don't
get too carried away with the modularization). A FM binary file can have
any element at the root .. it may be "invalid" but it will open fine and
if it's imported into a container EDD will work fine. Just keep in
Hi Hedley,
I gather from your email that you are trying to get the benefits of
DITA?creating reusable, modular topics?using FrameMaker?s text inset
feature. This approach makes sense, because you would eliminate the
need for an expensive, XML-based content management system, which is
reall
Lynne Price, Kay Whatley and others:
The DITA DTDs are modularised to allow ready re-use, specialisation
and maintenance.
Is there any way to create a modularised EDD, with a skeleton host
file and modules imported as text insets? I have been studying the
Adobe documentation for developing s
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