Hi Les,
This is no problem whatsoever. If you don't like it, simply change it in the
Preferences, restart FrameMaker and away you go. You can always change it
back.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Hello Framers
I recently started a new job, 2 days ago,
Les,
You shouldn't encounter any problems working in an Unstructured (Standard) FM
document while FrameMaker is set for Structured.
Obviously, you won't be able to use any of the Structured features while
editing an Unstructured document, i.e., Structured View, Element Catalog won't
display
Les Winberg wrote: I recently started a new job, 2 days ago, and I noticed
that a document I
was given is Standard FM but has Structured FM selected in the Preferences.
My boss told me it was OK but I think it could cause a problem.
Note that the Preferences apply on a per-user basis rather
Les, David, Rick,
You shouldn't encounter any problems working in an
Unstructured (Standard) FM document while FrameMaker
is set for Structured.
This is no problem whatsoever.
Actually, I regularly encounter an annoying problem when
working with unstructured documents while FrameMaker is
Hi Klaus,
Thanks for the information. I wasn't aware of these problems.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Les, David, Rick,
You shouldn't encounter any problems working in an
Unstructured (Standard) FM document while FrameMaker
is set for Structured.
Klaus,
Like Rick, I was not aware of these issues. Very good information. Thanks for
the heads-up on these issues.
--- On Thu, 12/4/08, Rick Quatro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Rick Quatro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Structured and Standard FM 7.2
To: Klaus Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello Framers,
Maybe someone of the FM9 beta participants could check
this issue with the current version?
(FM8 Structured does also write those structured book
component information into unstructured MIF documents.)
Thanks,
Klaus
--- Original Message ---
From: Rick Quatro
Date: 04.12.2008
Well,
I'd venture the minority opinion that I'd rather have the warning
messages display, even if they're a false warning... If I'm opening a
new document, I'd much rather know that I may be blowing away
structured info (the warning appears when you're opening a correctly
structured doc too, as
Hello Art,
I totally agree: When opening structured documents with
unstructured FrameMaker, a warning message should appear.
The only problem is that Structured FrameMaker does
unnecessarily and counterproductively write structure
information in unstructured documents when creating
MIF files
