I haven't had an e-mail from the list since the 15th. What happened?
Will this e-mail get through? Or maybe everyone's problem is solved?
Please respond directly to me and not to the list only.
Best regards,
Bodvar
Without making an assumption that FrameMaker users reside and work
primarily in the U.S.A., this is a long holiday weekend in the States,
so it certainly would account for a large reduction in queries and
banter on the list. I don't remember if I saw posts yesterday after our
weekend.
David Schor
Thanks,
At least my e-mail is coming through. :-)
Bodvar
On 2/20/06, David Schor wrote:
> Without making an assumption that FrameMaker users reside and work
> primarily in the U.S.A., this is a long holiday weekend in the States,
> so it certainly would account for a large reduction in queries
It was? I want to work where you work! It was an ordinary Friday and
an ordinary Monday over here. :|
A u r o r a
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www.adventuresindefecation.com
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Ooops, looks like this never went out!
John Huntington wrote:
> Ridder, Fred wrote:
>> Well, if you do an Update Book operation, FrameMaker opens and saves
>> all of the active files in your book to update the pagination data,
I just tried this, and with no changes, it actually only saves the
T
Odd. What does the Book file say? I am not quite clear based on your
earlier post what is the problem.
Some questions:
1. Does the [bookfile-name].book show all the files that you deleted
from the directory or place they used to be at? Then they should
really show the files with a preceding questi
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
> Odd. What does the Book file say? I am not quite clear based on your
> earlier post what is the problem.
>
Sorry, my response got stuck in my "drafts" outbox so the whole thread
is pretty historical at this point. :-)
Basically, I've been doing a lot of work on a
Dear Framer Folks:
Has anybody ever used the <$nopage> index variable?
It's a good thing and a bad thing. When put into an index ref it will
generate whatever text you designate, usually "see also . . . " This saves
unnecessary duplication of entries, e.g. "Utility knife/Knife, utility."
BUT the
Don,
You wrote:
>Has anybody ever used the <$nopage> index variable?
>
>It's a good thing and a bad thing. When put into an index ref it will
>generate whatever text you designate, usually "see also . . . " This saves
>unnecessary duplication of entries, e.g. "Utility knife/Knife, utility."
>
>BU
Hi -
Does anyone know how to create the Apple Command character (?)
(Option-8 on a Mac) in FrameMaker Windows?
Thanks.
Pat
Oops, my mistake. I'm so used to typing bullets. I need to create the
Apple command character.
Pat
On Feb 20, 2006, at 8:21 PM, Larsen, Seraphim L wrote:
> Is that the command character, or a bullet? I thought option 8 on a
> Mac
> was a bullet (and that's what showed up in your email.)
>
>
Does anyone know of a tool that can convert Interleaf to Framemaker?
Please respond directly as I get the list in digest mode and I won't
get another until tomorrow! Thanks.
The Content Wrangler
Scott Abel, Content Management Strategist
3421 Crystal Lakes Ct., Sarasota FL 34235
abelsp at netdir
Hi,
We are migrating FM doc to XML / MathML.
Does anyone have a workflow for moving equations? Adobe's documentation
has you exporting the equations as binary files, which is not then editable.
Thanks
John
Try IndexRef (http://sundorne.com/FrameMaker/IndexRef/indexref.htm).
It's a little utility I wrote to solve this problem. There is a 30 day
evaluation available so you make sure it works before buying it.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Ian
donandjudy1 wrote:
>Dear Framer Folks:
On Mon, 20 Feb 2006 10:02:20 -0800, "donandjudy1"
wrote:
>Has anybody ever used the <$nopage> index variable?
Yes, constantly.
>Do any of you sharing mentors have some sort of solution
>to this glitch?
Yes, I'll second Shlomo's answer: IndexRef from Sundorne,
a $US 25 ($CDN 28) plugin we cou
I haven't had an e-mail from the list since the 15th. What happened?
Will this e-mail get through? Or maybe everyone's problem is solved?
Please respond directly to me and not to the list only.
Best regards,
Bodvar
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Without making an assumption that FrameMaker users reside and work
primarily in the U.S.A., this is a long holiday weekend in the States,
so it certainly would account for a large reduction in queries and
banter on the list. I don't remember if I saw posts yesterday after our
weekend.
David Schor
Thanks,
At least my e-mail is coming through. :-)
Bodvar
On 2/20/06, David Schor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Without making an assumption that FrameMaker users reside and work
> primarily in the U.S.A., this is a long holiday weekend in the States,
> so it certainly would account for a large re
It was? I want to work where you work! It was an ordinary Friday and
an ordinary Monday over here. :|
A u r o r a
Yes, this is a humor site! Not approved by official people!
www.adventuresindefecation.com
Bathroom humor for everyone! Better than animal porn!
Ooops, looks like this never went out!
John Huntington wrote:
Ridder, Fred wrote:
Well, if you do an Update Book operation, FrameMaker opens and saves
all of the active files in your book to update the pagination data,
I just tried this, and with no changes, it actually only saves the
TOC/LOF
Odd. What does the Book file say? I am not quite clear based on your
earlier post what is the problem.
Some questions:
1. Does the [bookfile-name].book show all the files that you deleted
from the directory or place they used to be at? Then they should
really show the files with a preceding questi
Bodvar Bjorgvinsson wrote:
Odd. What does the Book file say? I am not quite clear based on your
earlier post what is the problem.
Sorry, my response got stuck in my "drafts" outbox so the whole thread
is pretty historical at this point. :-)
Basically, I've been doing a lot of work on a b
Dear Framer Folks:
Has anybody ever used the <$nopage> index variable?
It's a good thing and a bad thing. When put into an index ref it will
generate whatever text you designate, usually "see also . . . " This saves
unnecessary duplication of entries, e.g. "Utility knife/Knife, utility."
BUT the
Don,
You wrote:
Has anybody ever used the <$nopage> index variable?
It's a good thing and a bad thing. When put into an index ref it will
generate whatever text you designate, usually "see also . . . " This saves
unnecessary duplication of entries, e.g. "Utility knife/Knife, utility."
BUT the
Hi -
Does anyone know how to create the Apple Command character (•)
(Option-8 on a Mac) in FrameMaker Windows?
Thanks.
Pat
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Oops, my mistake. I'm so used to typing bullets. I need to create the
Apple command character.
Pat
On Feb 20, 2006, at 8:21 PM, Larsen, Seraphim L wrote:
Is that the command character, or a bullet? I thought option 8 on a
Mac
was a bullet (and that's what showed up in your email.)
To mak
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