Saving to Postscript and distilling does work,
but I did see a "can't open [thisfilename].fm"
message at the bottom of the book window beneath
the list of pages. The file did open, .ps file
was created correctly, distilled correctly.
I thought the "save as PDF" function in FM11 (my
current v
For anyone still using FrameMaker 7 on Mac, the 'custom' file that sets the
defaults for new blank documents seems to be /Adobe FrameMaker
7.0/Modules/Custom New Document, in whatever root folder you have located your
Classic apps.
--
Steve
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You
I wrote:
> Oops, sorry. I misremembered some information from many years ago. You're
> right, it's custom that's used when you create new blank paper documents in FM
> (shellnew.fm is used when you create a new FM doc outside of FM; don't ask me
> why).
Eating lunch seems to have slightly revi
I believe the Document Properties in custom.fm will control units. (setting
custom.fm to use a specific unit of measure should fix this)
-Matt
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On Jan 24, 2013, at 10:13 AM, "Combs
Stuart Rogers wrote:
> I just modified shellnew.fm with your suggested changes, and there is no
> effect on a new document. The table formats still use Times New Roman,
> the ruler is still in cm.
>
> There is another file, "custom" with no extension, also in the fminit
> directory. I am able
On 24/01/2013 11:05 AM, Combs, Richard wrote:
Or for a comprehensive, permanent solution, you can modify any and
all format definitions to suit you (as well as which formats exist)
in the behind-the-scenes template that FM uses when you create a new
document without selecting a template ("Use B
On 24/01/2013 11:18 AM, Karen Robbins wrote:
I sure do learn something new every day! :-)
I could also define those formats in a "stock" document and always
import them to the working document. I do something similar for
indexes--a format master imported each time a new one is generated.
I like
I sure do learn something new every day! :-)
I could also define those formats in a "stock" document and always
import them to the working document. I do something similar for
indexes--a format master imported each time a new one is generated.
I like the idea of using SP's Table Tools to just
Karen Robbins wrote:
> You are correct, that's just what it was--Times instances in the default
> tables. (I did the mif to find this out; there are no tables in the document
> itself.)
That's why I said to insert an instance of each table format.
> I already thought I'd have to do what you sa
At 17:21 -0800 23/1/13, Karen Robbins wrote:
>You are correct, that's just what it was--Times instances in the default
>tables. (I did the mif to find this out; there are no tables in the document
>itself.) I already thought I'd have to do what you say... How annoying that I
>have to do this ex
Hi Karen
The other option is to save the file as MIF, open it in a text editor and look
for fonts. MIFs are pretty human-readable.
Cheers
Rebecca
>>> "Combs, Richard" 24/01/13 13:54 >>>
Karen Robbins wrote:
> A file (generated file from a plain text source) keeps displaying the
> "unavailab
Have you tried saving as .mif and searching for that font?
On Wed, Jan 23, 2013 at 4:06 PM, Karen Robbins wrote:
> A file (generated file from a plain text source) keeps displaying the
> "unavailable fonts" error each time it opens.
>
> I've run Silicoin Prairie's Paragraph Tools on this file, an
You are correct, that's just what it was--Times instances in the
default tables. (I did the mif to find this out; there are no tables
in the document itself.) I already thought I'd have to do what you
say... How annoying that I have to do this extra work to undo a
presumptuous default.
Forgiv
Karen Robbins wrote:
> A file (generated file from a plain text source) keeps displaying the
> "unavailable fonts" error each time it opens.
>
> I've run Silicoin Prairie's Paragraph Tools on this file, and the
> only font it finds in the file is HelveticaNeueLT Std--exactly as it
> should be. I
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