I can recommend Dell Precision. I have had the Precision 450 Dual
Processor with 2GB memory for three and a half years now, all internal
hardware preinstalled (factory installed), except one extra (my old)
hard drive. I have never had a better or more reliable PC (although my
home assembled PC
My partner is unable to figure out how enable character formatting in
running heads through wither Running H/F 2 or a custom user variable.
Specifically, in certain Heading 1s we use a homemade character
consisting of capital R with a strikethrough bar across it. We also
selectively italicize
Art Campbell wrote:
Unless your IT guys already have a fair amount of experience with
Vista, I'd specify XP PRO...
From what I hear, if the IT guys already had a fair amount of
experience with Vista, THEY'D be specifying XP Pro... ;-)
--
Stuart Rogers
Technical Communicator
Phoenix
I just bought a new Dell PC form for a niece, and the Dell rep on the phone
TOLD me to request XP !!!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Stuart Rogers
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 11:29 AM
To: Art Campbell
Cc:
You need to embed the character formats into the variable definition. For
example:
EmphasisText goes hereDefault font
It is good practice to include the Default font character format where you
want the formatting to end, this enables you to embed multiple formats
within a variable definition and
Huntley--Thanks but we know how to apply the building blocks. The
challenge is finding a trick to enable a selectively applied character
format, like two italic letters or R with a strikethrough, to be
reproduced by the H/F 2 system variable. Or, a trick to enable using a
custom variable in the
Hello Framers and Scripters,
FrameScript 5 adds new structured FrameMaker import/export functionality. It
allows you to make modifications to your XML files on import or export to
and from FrameMaker. These changes go much further than what is available
with read/write rules. This
I know I'm probably missing something really basic here, but is there or where
will I find the control for vertical alignment of text within a text frame?
Thanks
Alan
--
Alan Litchfield MBus (Hons), MNZCS
AlphaByte
PO Box 1941, Auckland
http://www.alphabyte.co.nz
Howdy,
Just what I thought was the case, but well, you know how it is: "I'm sure
there is a way..., it can't be missing, something so basic as that"
Anyway, that's what I ended up by doing so it's good to see my approach
confirmed :)
Cheers
Alan
Maxwell Hoffmann wrote:
> Alan,
>
> You're
I can recommend Dell Precision. I have had the Precision 450 Dual
Processor with 2GB memory for three and a half years now, all internal
hardware preinstalled (factory installed), except one extra (my old)
hard drive. I have never had a better or more reliable PC (although my
home assembled PC
My partner is unable to figure out how enable character formatting in
running heads through wither Running H/F 2 or a custom user variable.
Specifically, in certain Heading 1s we use a homemade character
consisting of capital R with a strikethrough bar across it. We also
selectively italicize
Art Campbell wrote:
> Unless your IT guys already have a fair amount of experience with
> Vista, I'd specify XP PRO...
>
From what I hear, if the IT guys already had a fair amount of
experience with Vista, THEY'D be specifying XP Pro... ;-)
--
Stuart Rogers
Technical Communicator
Phoenix
I just bought a new Dell PC form for a niece, and the Dell rep on the phone
TOLD me to request XP !!!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Stuart Rogers
Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 11:29 AM
You need to embed the character formats into the variable definition. For
example:
Text goes here
It is good practice to include the Default font character format where you
want the formatting to end, this enables you to embed multiple formats
within a variable definition and keeps it from
Huntley--Thanks but we know how to apply the building blocks. The
challenge is finding a trick to enable a selectively applied character
format, like two italic letters or R with a strikethrough, to be
reproduced by the H/F 2 system variable. Or, a trick to enable using a
custom variable in the
I second the advice about not using a wireless keyboard. I had one with my
previous Dell and my current HP. Both would occasionally skip letters. After
typing a paragraph I'd have to go back to find the missing letters. I tried
posioning the transceiver everywhere; no luck. When I installed a
Hello Framers and Scripters,
FrameScript 5 adds new structured FrameMaker import/export functionality. It
allows you to make modifications to your XML files on import or export to
and from FrameMaker. These changes go much further than what is available
with read/write rules. This
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