I see that you have got very good replies to your question, but
because you mention CSS, I gather that you are familiar with
HTML/XHTML/XML. At the same time the question rather implies that you
are not familiar with Structured FrameMaker.
Structured FrameMaker works in a similar way but much
Wow!
Thanks to all who replied both on- and off-list. I'm so excited! The
reference page solution was perfect. I need to learn more about reference
pages, I think. That thought never occurred to me, the solution is
beautiful. I'm so excited about it!
And I had no idea you could import formats
At 21:26 -0700 17/10/06, Joe Malin wrote:
For this, I recommend to you two very useful FM add-ons by Silicon
Prairie: Character Tools and Paragraph Tools. You can find a useful
description of them, and many other add-ins, at this wonderful site:
http://leximation.com/toolsearch/?type=Pbaseapp=FM
Paul Pehrson wrote:
Hello fellow Frame users,
This is my first post to the list; I joined yesterday. I've been using
Frame
for about two years, but I only recently started a job where I'm a lone
writer
Paul,
Welcome to the list. You've already received good answers to your
questions. I
I see that you have got very good replies to your question, but
because you mention CSS, I gather that you are familiar with
HTML/XHTML/XML. At the same time the question rather implies that you
are not familiar with Structured FrameMaker.
Structured FrameMaker works in a similar way but much
Wow!
Thanks to all who replied both on- and off-list. I'm so excited! The
reference page solution was perfect. I need to learn more about reference
pages, I think. That thought never occurred to me, the solution is
beautiful. I'm so excited about it!
And I had no idea you could import formats
Applying formats...
I maintain a chapter template file (actually two templates, one for
fully-numbered content chapters and one for front matter & Prefaces)
separate from all books and make tag modifications and additions in
those.
When I need to make a change, I apply the template file to either
At 21:26 -0700 17/10/06, Joe Malin wrote:
>For this, I recommend to you two very useful FM add-ons by Silicon
>Prairie: Character Tools and Paragraph Tools. You can find a useful
>description of them, and many other add-ins, at this wonderful site:
>http://leximation.com/toolsearch/?type=P=FM
>
Paul Pehrson wrote:
> Hello fellow Frame users,
>
> This is my first post to the list; I joined yesterday. I've been using
> Frame
> for about two years, but I only recently started a job where I'm a lone
> writer
Paul,
Welcome to the list. You've already received good answers to your
Hello fellow Frame users,
This is my first post to the list; I joined yesterday. I've been using Frame
for about two years, but I only recently started a job where I'm a lone
writer, in charge of all documentation for my organization. Previously, I've
been using Frame, but my supervisor was the
Two excellent questions.
The first one I have run into before; I just finished working as a lone
writer who had to do exactly what you are doing.
FM does not have an "external" formats doc. What you can do, though, is
apply the formats in a document to all the files in a book. To do this,
you
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