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At 17:00 -0700 19/4/06, Lin Surasky wrote:
>Okay... So here's my structured question, in case anyone's still
>reading.
Lin - welcome to the wonderful world of structured authoring ;-)
>What's the best way to implement this and still get the same end result?
>Should I not be using tables? The cl
techwordsmith at gmail.com writes:
>This is OT because am asking about creating PDFs using Acrobat 7 Pro from MS
>Word 2002 in Windows XP, but this is the best place I can think to ask after
>getting no response from the U2U forums.
>
>I ahve an 8x6 page size in Word and it's a pain to create an 8
> What's the best way to implement this and still get the same end result?
> Should I not be using tables? The closest I can get is inserting a table
> with the same paragraph format assigned to both table cells, which I
> don't want. How do you specify one paragraph format for one column and a
> d
At 05:00 PM 4/19/2006, Lin Surasky wrote:
>We have a fabulous unstructured template that has 4 different table
>formats our writers use to insert alerts (Notes, Tips, Important facts,
>and Warnings). All of the table formats are single-row, two-column
>layouts, but each table format (named zNote, z
Hi All,
I have a document that includes a large number of equations. When I
produce a pdf from FM 6.0 (windows) it turns out fine. When I produce
the pdf in FM 7.0, they get all messed up (they appear warped, smashed,
squished, whatever you want to call it). Having just upgraded to FM 7.2,
I not
Fei Min,
You wrote:
>I'm using FrameMaker 7.2p158, Distiller 6.0.0 5/15/2003, and Windows
>XP.
>
>We recently noticed that a lot of the cross-references in FrameMaker
>didn't translate into working links in the PDF. ...
With FM6.x and 7.x , with/without structure, having "Create Named
Destinati
John,
You wrote:
>I have a document that includes a large number of equations. When I
>produce a pdf from FM 6.0 (windows) it turns out fine. When I produce
>the pdf in FM 7.0, they get all messed up (they appear warped, smashed,
>squished, whatever you want to call it). Having just upgraded to F
On 4/19/06, donandjudy1 wrote:
> Hi, folks:
>
> With the help of several stalwart frameusers, I successfully created thumb
> tabs along the edge of a version of my fixit book.
> However, my inkjet printer won't print close enough to the edge for the tabs
> to "bleed." It will create the tabs with
Thanks for all your suggestions--I apologize for being so late in my
response--had a family emergency and have been out of town and out of touch
with my work for 10 days. I will examine my file in the light of your
suggestions, Peter, and let you know the results.
Thanks so much for the detailed h
2006-04-20-04T19:10Z
We have numerous instances of damage to specified named destinations and
some of the content after those destinations in our FrameMaker files.
Sometimes, FrameMaker does the following:
- removes the "named destination" character tag from one paragraph and
applies it to part
David Stamm wrote:
> We have numerous instances of damage to specified named
> destinations and some of the content after those destinations
> in our FrameMaker files.
> Sometimes, FrameMaker does the following:
> - removes the "named destination" character tag from one
> paragraph and app
At 17:00 -0700 19/4/06, Lin Surasky wrote:
>Okay... So here's my structured question, in case anyone's still
>reading.
Lin - welcome to the wonderful world of structured authoring ;-)
>What's the best way to implement this and still get the same end result?
>Should I not be using tables? The cl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is OT because am asking about creating PDFs using Acrobat 7 Pro from MS
Word 2002 in Windows XP, but this is the best place I can think to ask after
getting no response from the U2U forums.
I ahve an 8x6 page size in Word and it's a pain to create an 8x6 PDF from
> What's the best way to implement this and still get the same end result?
> Should I not be using tables? The closest I can get is inserting a table
> with the same paragraph format assigned to both table cells, which I
> don't want. How do you specify one paragraph format for one column and a
> d
I'm using FrameMaker 7.2p158, Distiller 6.0.0 5/15/2003, and Windows XP.
We recently noticed that a lot of the cross-references in FrameMaker
didn't translate into working links in the PDF. I use Save As... to turn
it into a PDF. When you put the cursor over the link, it changes to a
pointing
At 05:00 PM 4/19/2006, Lin Surasky wrote:
We have a fabulous unstructured template that has 4 different table
formats our writers use to insert alerts (Notes, Tips, Important facts,
and Warnings). All of the table formats are single-row, two-column
layouts, but each table format (named zNote, zTi
Hi All,
I have a document that includes a large number of equations. When I
produce a pdf from FM 6.0 (windows) it turns out fine. When I produce
the pdf in FM 7.0, they get all messed up (they appear warped, smashed,
squished, whatever you want to call it). Having just upgraded to FM 7.2,
I no
Fei Min,
You wrote:
I'm using FrameMaker 7.2p158, Distiller 6.0.0 5/15/2003, and Windows
XP.
We recently noticed that a lot of the cross-references in FrameMaker
didn't translate into working links in the PDF. ...
With FM6.x and 7.x , with/without structure, having "Create Named
Destination
John,
You wrote:
I have a document that includes a large number of equations. When I
produce a pdf from FM 6.0 (windows) it turns out fine. When I produce
the pdf in FM 7.0, they get all messed up (they appear warped, smashed,
squished, whatever you want to call it). Having just upgraded to FM
On 4/19/06, donandjudy1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, folks:
>
> With the help of several stalwart frameusers, I successfully created thumb
> tabs along the edge of a version of my fixit book.
> However, my inkjet printer won't print close enough to the edge for the tabs
> to "bleed." It will cr
Thanks for all your suggestions--I apologize for being so late in my
response--had a family emergency and have been out of town and out of touch
with my work for 10 days. I will examine my file in the light of your
suggestions, Peter, and let you know the results.
Thanks so much for the detailed h
2006-04-20-04T19:10Z
We have numerous instances of damage to specified named destinations and
some of the content after those destinations in our FrameMaker files.
Sometimes, FrameMaker does the following:
- removes the "named destination" character tag from one paragraph and
applies it to part
David Stamm wrote:
> We have numerous instances of damage to specified named
> destinations and some of the content after those destinations
> in our FrameMaker files.
> Sometimes, FrameMaker does the following:
> - removes the "named destination" character tag from one
> paragraph and app
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