The main problem with overrides is that it will make
changes later that will be difficult to find and/or fix.
Is there a way to find overrides, other than examining each paragraph
individually?
Is there a way to remove all overrides from a document in a single
operation? I guess one way is to
Search Google for hunt overrides
On Fri, Jul 11, 2008 at 2:44 AM, David Shaked (Wernick) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
The main problem with overrides is that it will make
changes later that will be difficult to find and/or fix.
Is there a way to find overrides, other than examining each
One way to find overrides is to create a special template that is
identicial to your standard template, but with all fonts set to a bright
colour you don't normally use. When you apply the special template, the
overrides show up as unchanged black text.
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
The main
David Shaked (Wernick) wrote:
Is there a way to find overrides, other than examining each paragraph
individually?
Silicon Prarie's Paragraph Tools and Character Tools do this (among many
other things).
http://www.siliconprairiesoftware.com/
Is there a way to remove all overrides from a
Is there a way to find overrides, other than examining each paragraph
individually?
Hunt Overrides (free):
http://www.freeframers.org/freeware/cud/
Character Tools:
Paragraph Tools:
Table Tools:
http://www.freeframers.org/freeware/cud/
These plugins are very cheap, contain lots of other useful
If I'm writing a typical user manual, my preferred solution for pagination
overrides is to float tables and figures. Floating rarely produces pagination
problems--that's the main purpose of floating, as far as I can tell. I give
tables and figures numbered titles and I'm careful to cite each one
Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks,
but I too have encountered people who insist that the figure must
always immediately follow the reference. Can anyone help me understand
where this rule originated?
In Framemaker, setting them up requires a bit more effort. To
Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks, but I too
have encountered people who insist that the figure must always immediately
follow the reference. Can anyone help me understand where this rule
originated?
I don’t know where the rule came from. Probably from
, July 11, 2008 4:23 PM
To: 'Framers'
Subject: RE: Floating figures and tables was RE: question about overrides
Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks, but I
too have encountered people who insist that the figure must always
immediately follow the reference. Can anyone
Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks,
but I too have encountered people who insist that the figure must
always immediately follow the reference. Can anyone help me understand
where this rule originated?
In Framemaker, setting them up requires a bit more effort. To
> Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks, but I too
> have encountered people who insist that the figure must always immediately
> follow the reference. Can anyone help me understand where this rule
> originated?
I don?t know where the rule came from. Probably from
] On Behalf Of Mike Bradley
Sent: Friday, July 11, 2008 4:23 PM
To: 'Framers'
Subject: RE: Floating figures and tables was RE: question about overrides
> Floating figures and tables are useful for automating page breaks, but I
too have encountered people who insist that the figure must alw
I don't see how it's possible to develop a template that gives you a
flawless page. I find it's a judgment call to decide how many rows of a
particular table to keep on a page or to move to the next page.
Is it possible to tell FM that if there are 5 or less rows in a table,
move the whole
I keep my overrides to pagination-related overrides. Removing these
overrides will only affect the pagination, which I check anyway before
completing a book. The main problem with overrides is that it will make
changes later that will be difficult to find and/or fix.
Having said that, if I
Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
Is it possible to tell FM that if there are 5 or less rows in a table,
move the whole table to the next page?
Yes. Set the 'Orphan Rows' to 5.
Harro de Jong
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I'm really bothered by the Top of Page as an override, because if we
add text to the front end, that override is going to force a Top of
Page we might not want.
Create a special paragraph format called PageBreak. Give it a large Space:
Below Pgf: value, say 600 pt. Then insert this paragraph
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