RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-19 Thread Robert.Werner
Maxwell, Try adding after the stop in either the figure or Table sequence. Table = S:Table n0.a+ Figure = S:Figure n0. a+ With each additional sequence you need to add an additional pair of brackets. Table = S:Table n0.a+ Figure = S:Figure n0. a+ Graph = S:Graph n0. a+ Chart = S:Chart n0.

Re: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-19 Thread Yves Barbion
The S, F and T before the colon in Fred's example are called series labels. You can do a search on series label in the FrameMaker Help and you will find a couple of topics. Yves Barbion Documentation Architect Adobe-Certified FrameMaker Instructor

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-19 Thread Fred Ridder
: Table = N:Figure $chapnum0.a+ Figure = N:Table $chapnum0. a+ Sorry for any confusion... -Fred Ridder Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2007 10:58:57 +0200 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] CC: Subject: Re: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a The S, F and T before

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-19 Thread Fred Ridder
: RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a Actually the different series labels in my example were an error caused by my laziness. I had copied the format definitions from the original posting and did not finish editing them before I sent the message. The scheme I

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-18 Thread Lester C. Smalley
Sure - this is actually pretty easy. You need to use blank placeholders to keep FM from changing certain counters while incrementing the one you're interested in. For example: Step = S:Step n+0: Table = S:Table n0. a+ Figure = S:Figure n0.a+ On Tuesday, September 18, 2007 12:41 PM,

RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-18 Thread Fred Ridder
This is fairly easy. You just need to control separate counter elements as for each type of number and include placeholders as necessary. The only thing unusual is making the step number an unseparated compound of the chapter number system variable ($chapnum) plus a zero. I've never seen this

Re: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-18 Thread Brad Anderson
Max, I believe that this is the solution that you want. There is a blank in between the . Step = S:Step n+0: =0 =0 Table = S:Table n0.a+ Figure = S:Figure n0. a+ Brad On Sep 18, 2007, at 11:40 AM, Maxwell Hoffmann wrote: I have a challenge with autonumbering, and can't recall the

RE: [SPAM] RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-18 Thread Maxwell Hoffmann
challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a This is fairly easy. You just need to control separate counter elements as for each type of number and include placeholders as necessary. The only thing unusual is making the step number an unseparated compound of the chapter number system variable

[SPAM] RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a

2007-09-18 Thread Maxwell Hoffmann
ject: [SPAM] RE: Autonumber challenge: Table 10.a, Table 10.b and Figure 10.a > >This is fairly easy. You just need to control separate counter elements as for each type of number and include placeholders as necessary. The only thing unusual is making the step number an unseparated compound