Hi Roger,
Frame10 comes with a sample Extend script that will MIF wash all the files
in a book. I suspect it's included in 11, also. You could try that and see
if the MIF files are kept. If the script deletes them, you can probably
modify it so that it doesn't, and then you'll at least be able to
Hi David
Thanks for your reply. Either option would work to some extent, but
there will be some work involved. Hyphens are intended in certain
phrases, e.g. state-of-the-art. And I have a lot of files, so saving as
MIF would be a pain. Pity; I was hoping to do something at the book
level, but
Roger, do you have many instances where a hyphen *is* intended? If not, you could brute-force replace all then go back and tune those you didn't want replaced (e.g., if they're, say, part numbers in a handful of tables).
Alternately, export to MIF and use any programmer's text editor (e.g., Note
Hi Rick
Thanks for your reply. I guess it's a half-implementation, then...sigh.
Roger
On 29/12/2014 2:29 PM, Rick Quatro wrote:
Hi Roger,
FrameMaker 11 doesn't support wildcards on the replacement side. FrameMaker
12 supports regular expressions on Find and Change sides.
Rick
Rick Quatro
C
Hi Roger,
FrameMaker 11 doesn't support wildcards on the replacement side. FrameMaker
12 supports regular expressions on Find and Change sides.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-366-4017
r...@frameexpert.com
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