Further... if anyone is following this... there appear to two different Symbol
fonts:
. That installed here with FrameMaker 7.0 on Mac appears to be copyright Apple
Computer and also appears to be Unicode
. That used by the originator of the documents appears to be copyright
Monotype/Type
On 4 Sep 2007, at 10:23, Steve Rickaby wrote:
I have a workaround for the 'bad' equations, which is to use the
author's PDFs and import them into the target FrameMaker document,
but I absolutely need to diagnose this problem for the future. I
have worked with FrameMaker equations
Is there a bug or limitation regarding FrameMaker Conditional Text Tag names?
I received a base document with several different conditions
reflecting various model names within the same product family.
Examples of tag names are:
ABC2024
ABC224D
ABC208
ADE208
ADE224
AFG208
and so on
After setting
Hi David,
check the Show/Hide settings in WebWorks Publisher, not in FrameMaker. I
don't know which version of WebWorks you are using, but remember a bug
WebWorks 7 where the Show/Hide settings didn't work for a complete
FrameMaker book. I had to select a specific file in my WebWorks project and
A friend suggest the following: 'Are you certain the author is using Symbol for
his equations? Other typefaces probably contain math symbols.'
He was right. I remembered where to go in the bowels of the Equation Editor to
find out the default fonts, and lo! The originator of the documents not
EditPad is also a good contender:
http://www.editpadlite.com/
--- David Spreadbury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One such option, for Windows users, is TextPad (www.textpad.com).
Very useful when editing multiple ASCII files. I ue it to perform
operations across a complete folder of HTML
Silly me. Turned out the Visible/Hidden settings in the Conditions
dialog box were the culprit. Now I know, and I generated the help
versions successfully.
Thanks a million, Yves!
David
David Schor
Senior Technical Writer
MSSI - Marvell Software Solutions Israel
Tel: (+972) 3 7662823
Cellular:
Hi,
On the FrameUser.com web-site there is supposed to be
a white pager which explains how to switch bleeding
thumb tabs automatically. There should also be a
FrameScript script. However, I cannot access neither
of them. The web-site opens completely different pages.
Does anyone have this white
Hi, and thanks to all who responded to my question about saving files.
It was indeed an issue with the network configurations and permissions.
Nina
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I noticed the same problem with show+hide. Is there a limit to the
number of conditionals Frame 7.X supports?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of David Schor
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 3:40 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com; [EMAIL
I work for a courseware department that makes
PowerPoint slideshows and then imports the slides to
Framemaker as OLE links to make their printed books.
This process makes huge, unstable files that take
forever to update.
When I asked why they didn't use Frame's Import by
Reference feature, I was
Hi everyone
I just noticed something weird that our documents have probably been
doing for years and just wondered if other people see the same
weirdness.
If we type a space at the beginning of a paragraph, the cursor looks
like it jumps to the right margin. But it only looks that way. If we
Hello,
Yes, all good points I came to on my own in the last few days. The
stickiest part of all of this is any requirement for special
impositioning tricks. XPress can manage two flows, one linked by hand, on
one wide page, and that system will work all right in translation, but the
pages require
I'm not sure the situation is as grim as you think. I think the
2-page spread approach gets you most of the way there.
It should be quite easy to prepare English-only or translation-
only versions very by importing the appropriate flow into a
conventional, single-page template. (Remember that
I would like to congratulate the correspondents recently discussing
page numbering on "alternate pages" for getting it right.
"Alternate" means "by turns", or "alternating between one item and
another item", and so on.
So many people seem to think it is a synonym of "alternative". Not
so:
Further... if anyone is following this... there appear to two different Symbol
fonts:
. That installed here with FrameMaker 7.0 on Mac appears to be copyright Apple
Computer and also appears to be Unicode
. That used by the originator of the documents appears to be copyright
Monotype/Type
On 4 Sep 2007, at 10:23, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> I have a workaround for the 'bad' equations, which is to use the
> author's PDFs and import them into the target FrameMaker document,
> but I absolutely need to diagnose this problem for the future. I
> have worked with FrameMaker equations
Is there a bug or limitation regarding FrameMaker Conditional Text Tag names?
I received a base document with several different conditions
reflecting various model names within the same product family.
Examples of tag names are:
ABC2024
ABC224D
ABC208
ADE208
ADE224
AFG208
and so on
After setting
Hi David,
check the Show/Hide settings in WebWorks Publisher, not in FrameMaker. I
don't know which version of WebWorks you are using, but remember a bug
WebWorks 7 where the Show/Hide settings didn't work for a complete
FrameMaker book. I had to select a specific file in my WebWorks project and
A friend suggest the following: 'Are you certain the author is using Symbol for
his equations? Other typefaces probably contain math symbols.'
He was right. I remembered where to go in the bowels of the Equation Editor to
find out the default fonts, and lo! The originator of the documents not
EditPad is also a good contender:
http://www.editpadlite.com/
--- David Spreadbury wrote:
> One such option, for Windows users, is TextPad (www.textpad.com).
>
> Very useful when editing multiple ASCII files. I ue it to perform
> operations across a complete folder of HTML files on a
Silly me. Turned out the Visible/Hidden settings in the Conditions
dialog box were the culprit. Now I know, and I generated the help
versions successfully.
Thanks a million, Yves!
David
David Schor
Senior Technical Writer
MSSI - Marvell Software Solutions Israel
Tel: (+972) 3 7662823
Cellular:
Hi,
On the FrameUser.com web-site there is supposed to be
a white pager which explains how to switch bleeding
thumb tabs automatically. There should also be a
FrameScript script. However, I cannot access neither
of them. The web-site opens completely different pages.
Does anyone have this white
Hi, and thanks to all who responded to my question about saving files.
It was indeed an issue with the network configurations and permissions.
Nina
I noticed the same problem with show+hide. Is there a limit to the
number of conditionals Frame 7.X supports?
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+dschaefer=sandvine@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+dschaefer=sandvine.com at lists.frameusers.com] On
Behalf Of David
I work for a courseware department that makes
PowerPoint slideshows and then imports the slides to
Framemaker as OLE links to make their printed books.
This process makes huge, unstable files that take
forever to update.
When I asked why they didn't use Frame's Import by
Reference feature, I was
Hello,
Yes, all good points I came to on my own in the last few days. The
stickiest part of all of this is any requirement for "special
impositioning tricks." XPress can manage two flows, one linked by hand, on
one wide page, and that system will work all right in translation, but the
pages
I'm not sure the situation is as grim as you think. I think the
2-page spread approach gets you most of the way there.
It should be quite easy to prepare English-only or translation-
only versions very by importing the appropriate flow into a
conventional, single-page template. (Remember that the
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