Re: Color wrestling

At 15:03 + 15/11/06, Steve Rickaby wrote: I hope there is some color expert out that who can help me with this. In a book that uses black and one spot color, a Pantone, and which should print as a 2-color process: . An image, not created here, that is spot colored, is coming through in PDF

RE: Colors in TIFF files change when they are pulled into FrameMaker?

Thank you, Scott, for your help with this inquiry. In our case, the blue color displayed in a garish hue in the Frame source, and when it was distilled into a PDF. The original TIFF files were a high-resolution. I ended up recapturing the TIFF images in PaintShop Pro and creating new TIFFs from

RE: General TW question

Hi Tammy, I've written documentation for several Web-based apps and struggled with the same question. I finally concluded that the user doesn't care what the platform is, Web-based, Windows, whatever. If the user interacts with the product in a Web browser the same as if it were in another

Is there a Font Guru in the house?

Hi All, Please bear with me if I'm asking a stupid question - wouldn't be the first time...and likely won't be the last. :-\ SCENARIO: We're using FM 7.2 on Win XP with Acrobat 7.0. We have a paragraph format in FM that uses a character format for the autonumbered item to create

RE: Is there a Font Guru in the house?

Rene: Given that it is a Corel font, I suspect that you are correct in assuming that it is a permission-to-embed issue. The options that I can recommend are: 1) Switch to a font that permits this (Warning Pi for example: http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/mondosearchresults.htm?st=12kid=Warning )

OT: third party vendors

All, In the process of putting together a tools and pricing plan for the VP of Product Engineering. I am trying to find third party vendors that are resellers of Adobe Framemaker and Adobe's own list for this information is woefully out-of-date. Specifically, I am hoping to find vendors that

Splitting cells

How do you split a Table cell in Unstructured Frame? Thank you, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gillian Flato Technical Writer (Software) nanometrics 1550 Buckeye Dr. Milpitas, CA. 95035 (408.435.9600 x 316 7 408.232.5911 * [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] .com

RE: Splitting cells

Gillian, As far as I know, you can't. Clint Clint Owen Technical Publications Crane Aerospace Electronics 425-743-8674 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] om] On Behalf Of Gillian Flato Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 3:18 PM To:

RE: Splitting cells

Gillian Flato wrote: How do you split a Table cell in Unstructured Frame? If the cell is actually multiple cells that have been straddled, you can unstraddle them (the Table Unstraddle command only appears when straddled cells are selected). But if this cell began life as a single cell,

RE: Splitting cells

Gillian Flato wrote: How do you split a Table cell in Unstructured Frame? Gillian: I do it by adding a new column to the right of my target cell's column, then straddling each cell in the original column EXCEPT the target cell with the new cell to its right, then resizing the combined pair of

RE: Splitting cells

If you're talking about splitting a row across a page break, the answer is that you can't. Not nohow. You have to manually change the single row into two rows and cut and paste between them to achieve the desired balance. Table rows are indivisible units. From: Gillian Flato [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Unexpected problem with straddling table cells

A client's template currently has Cautions formatted as a three-cell table: The Caution icon (in a reference) frame is in the first cell, the word Caution (in the Autonumbering field of the CautionHead) is in the second, and the writer types text in the third. They want to change to a

Color wrestling

At 15:03 + 15/11/06, Steve Rickaby wrote: >I hope there is some color expert out that who can help me with this. > >In a book that uses black and one spot color, a Pantone, and which should >print as a 2-color process: > >. An image, not created here, that is spot colored, is coming through

Colors in TIFF files change when they are pulled into FrameMaker?

Thank you, Scott, for your help with this inquiry. In our case, the blue color displayed in a garish hue in the Frame source, and when it was distilled into a PDF. The original TIFF files were a high-resolution. I ended up recapturing the TIFF images in PaintShop Pro and creating new TIFFs from

General TW question

Hi Tammy, I've written documentation for several Web-based apps and struggled with the same question. I finally concluded that the user doesn't care what the platform is, Web-based, Windows, whatever. If the user interacts with the product in a Web browser the same as if it were in another

Is there a Font Guru in the house?

Hi All, Please bear with me if I'm asking a stupid question - wouldn't be the first time...and likely won't be the last. :-\ SCENARIO: We're using FM 7.2 on Win XP with Acrobat 7.0. We have a paragraph format in FM that uses a character format for the autonumbered item to create a

Is there a Font Guru in the house?

Rene: Given that it is a Corel font, I suspect that you are correct in assuming that it is a permission-to-embed issue. The options that I can recommend are: 1) Switch to a font that permits this (Warning Pi for example: http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/mondosearchresults.htm?st=12=Warning ) 2)

OT: third party vendors

All, In the process of putting together a tools and pricing plan for the VP of Product Engineering. I am trying to find third party vendors that are resellers of Adobe Framemaker and Adobe's own list for this information is woefully out-of-date. Specifically, I am hoping to find vendors that

Splitting cells

How do you split a Table cell in Unstructured Frame? Thank you, Gillian Flato Technical Writer (Software) nanometrics 1550 Buckeye Dr. Milpitas, CA. 95035 (408.435.9600 x 316 7 408.232.5911 * gflato at nanometrics

Splitting cells

Gillian, As far as I know, you can't. Clint Clint Owen Technical Publications Crane Aerospace & Electronics 425-743-8674 -Original Message- From: framers-bounces+clint.owen=craneaerospace@lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-bounces+clint.owen=craneaerospace.com at

Splitting cells

Gillian Flato wrote: > How do you split a Table cell in Unstructured Frame? If the "cell" is actually multiple cells that have been straddled, you can unstraddle them (the Table > Unstraddle command only appears when straddled cells are selected). But if this "cell" began life as a single

Splitting cells

Gillian Flato wrote: > How do you split a Table cell in Unstructured Frame? Gillian: I do it by adding a new column to the right of my target cell's column, then straddling each cell in the original column EXCEPT the target cell with the new cell to its right, then resizing the combined pair of

Splitting cells

If you're talking about splitting a row across a page break, the answer is that you can't. Not nohow. You have to manually change the single row into two rows and cut and paste between them to achieve the desired balance. Table rows are indivisible units. >From: "Gillian Flato" >To: >Subject:

Frame/Acrobat Installation

Hi Framers, I'm currently running Frame 6.0 and Acrobat Pro 6.0 on WinXP Pro and now wish to install Frame 7.0 and Acrobat Pro 7.0. What is the recommended best practice method? 1. Fully uninstall both applications (first saving the frame.ini file for future use)? (I presume this to be the