Framers,
Unfortunately I mentioned in the second paragraph the additive and subtractive
color models backwards.
RGB is the *additive* model, based on the addition of luminous colors. CMYK is
a subtractive model, based on the absorption (subtraction) of complementary
colors from (nominally)
Hi Edwin,
I do have Frame 7.2 installed under Vista but I haven't been using it
intensively on this platform - my primary working environment is still
XP.
There was no problem with the standard installation of Frame, but I
didn't install the included Acrobat Distiller as I already have Acrobat
Hello Framers:
Anyone interested or know of anyone interested in a job as a tech
writer in the aircraft industry? We need people with experience
writing CMMs, AMMs, WDMs, IPCs, etc. in Framemaker.
My company is located in Daphne, Alabama.
Feel free to pass on my email address to anyone you
Hi Tina,
This is impossible with FrameMaker alone. I thought perhaps Spell
Catcher could handle it, as it does have commands for changing case
to Title style, but even that simply capitalises the first letter of
each word.
A job for AppleScript perhaps? (NG to you unless you use Mac
Hi all,
I want to add the advanced search feature to my pdfs by default, so that
when the user opens the pdf the advanced search panel also opens, as well as
the pdf and the bookmarks. Is there any way of doing this?
I am using Adobe Acrobat 3D version 8 to produce the pdfs from postscript
files
Hi Paul,
For Windows FrameMaker, you can use FrameScript. If anyone is interested in
a script like this, please contact me offlist. Thanks.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
Hi Tina,
This is impossible with FrameMaker alone. I thought perhaps Spell
Catcher
In the days of FM/unix, before book-wide search/replace and other
come-lately power features, something like this would be done with
fmbatch and one or more of GREP, AWK, and SED text-manipulation tools.
The general plan was to use control fmbatch with a unix script to
convert all appropriate .fm
Hi Framers
Another newbie question.
On a generated index, I have a two column spread alphabetically. My problem
is trying to find the right combination of 'keep with', Widow/Orphan lines,
Format to keep it from leaving the Group Titles IX paragraph with its Index
line at the bottom of a
Hi Peter,
This is one of the strengths of MIF: that you can get an ASCII
representation of your FM document and do manipulations like this. However,
the advantage of FrameScript (and the FDK) is that you can work directly on
the FrameMaker document (or book) without risk of corrupting the MIF
Pete Rourke wrote:
On a generated index, I have a two column spread
alphabetically. My problem is trying to find the right
combination of 'keep with', Widow/Orphan lines, Format to
keep it from leaving the Group Titles IX paragraph with its
Index line at the bottom of a column or
Hi, Pete:
You want to look at the free Tocbreaker plug-in from Cudspan. It's a
little hard to find. Search with Google for tocbreaker cudspan
framemaker tools and variations. I think leximation.com has a list of
FM utilities and contacts.
HTH
Regards,
Peter
___
Hi, Rick:
On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Rick Quatro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Peter,
This is one of the strengths of MIF: that you can get an ASCII
representation of your FM document and do manipulations like this. However,
the advantage of FrameScript (and the FDK) is that you can
IN responding to Pete, Peter wrote
You want to look at the free Tocbreaker plug-in from Cudspan. It's a
little hard to find. Search with Google for tocbreaker cudspan
framemaker tools and variations. I think leximation.com has a list of
FM utilities and contacts.
The free Cudspan plug-ins
All of myy Group Titles IX has the Keep With Next PGF checked with
Widow/Orphan lines at 1, Format at In Column. And the reference pages IX
flow is the same.
I went through each index header letter, and they were all the Group Titles
IX, but I did do the update all.
This partially fixed my
Pete Rourke wrote:
I went through each index header letter, and they were all
the Group Titles IX, but I did do the update all.
This partially fixed my problem. It took care of all but one
letter - O which with its index line is on one page, and the
content is on the next.
The column
Thanks Richard
The pgf format is GroupTitlesIX, and there is no asterisk on the status
line. There is only one GroupTitlesIX format in the paragraph catalog, and
re-applying the format changed nothing.
I know that adding a new line above the broken pgf is an option were I on a
hard deadline,
Pete Rourke wrote:
On a generated index, I have a two column spread alphabetically. My problem
is trying to find the right combination of 'keep with', Widow/Orphan lines,
Format to keep it from leaving the Group Titles IX paragraph with its Index
line at the bottom of a column or page, and
My last attempt at getting this answered resulted in zero responses. I will
assume that it was because my post was not a model of concision or clarity. So
I'll try it again, hitting the highlights.
When inserting PDFMark bookmarks to other PDF documents, is it possible to
force
the inserted
William Abernathy wrote:
My last attempt at getting this answered resulted in zero
responses. I will assume that it was because my post was not
a model of concision or clarity. So I'll try it again,
hitting the highlights.
When inserting PDFMark bookmarks to other PDF documents, is
Minor clarification. I said:
Where are you putting the PostScript code frame? I'm purely
guessing, but I'd put it on the first body page of the doc,
I should have said the first body page of the first file in the book.
The point is to locate it ahead of all the other bookmark sources in
Framers,
Unfortunately I mentioned in the second paragraph the additive and subtractive
color models backwards.
RGB is the *additive* model, based on the addition of luminous colors. CMYK is
a subtractive model, based on the absorption (subtraction) of complementary
colors from (nominally)
Hi Edwin,
I do have Frame 7.2 installed under Vista but I haven't been using it
intensively on this platform - my primary working environment is still
XP.
There was no problem with the standard installation of Frame, but I
didn't install the included Acrobat Distiller as I already have Acrobat
8
Hello Framers:
Anyone interested or know of anyone interested in a job as a tech
writer in the aircraft industry? We need people with experience
writing CMMs, AMMs, WDMs, IPCs, etc. in Framemaker.
My company is located in Daphne, Alabama.
Feel free to pass on my email address to anyone you
Hi Tina,
This is impossible with FrameMaker alone. I thought perhaps Spell
Catcher could handle it, as it does have commands for changing case
to Title style, but even that simply capitalises the first letter of
each word.
A job for AppleScript perhaps? (NG to you unless you use Mac
Hi all,
I want to add the advanced search feature to my pdfs by default, so that
when the user opens the pdf the advanced search panel also opens, as well as
the pdf and the bookmarks. Is there any way of doing this?
I am using Adobe Acrobat 3D version 8 to produce the pdfs from postscript
files
Hi Paul,
For Windows FrameMaker, you can use FrameScript. If anyone is interested in
a script like this, please contact me offlist. Thanks.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> Hi Tina,
>
> This is impossible with FrameMaker alone. I thought perhaps Spell
> Catcher
In the days of FM/unix, before book-wide search/replace and other
come-lately power features, something like this would be done with
fmbatch and one or more of GREP, AWK, and SED text-manipulation tools.
The general plan was to use control fmbatch with a unix script to
convert all appropriate .fm
Hi Framers
Another newbie question.
On a generated index, I have a two column spread alphabetically. My problem
is trying to find the right combination of 'keep with', Widow/Orphan lines,
Format to keep it from leaving the Group Titles IX paragraph with its Index
line at the bottom of a
Hi Peter,
This is one of the strengths of MIF: that you can get an ASCII
representation of your FM document and do manipulations like this. However,
the advantage of FrameScript (and the FDK) is that you can work directly on
the FrameMaker document (or book) without risk of corrupting the MIF
Pete Rourke wrote:
> On a generated index, I have a two column spread
> alphabetically. My problem is trying to find the right
> combination of 'keep with', Widow/Orphan lines, Format to
> keep it from leaving the Group Titles IX paragraph with its
> Index line at the bottom of a column or
Hi, Pete:
You want to look at the free Tocbreaker plug-in from Cudspan. It's a
little hard to find. Search with Google for tocbreaker cudspan
framemaker tools and variations. I think leximation.com has a list of
FM utilities and contacts.
HTH
Regards,
Peter
___
Hi, Rick:
On Fri, Feb 29, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Rick Quatro
wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> This is one of the strengths of MIF: that you can get an ASCII
> representation of your FM document and do manipulations like this. However,
> the advantage of FrameScript (and the FDK) is that you can work
IN responding to Pete, Peter wrote
> You want to look at the free Tocbreaker plug-in from Cudspan. It's a
> little hard to find. Search with Google for tocbreaker cudspan
> framemaker tools and variations. I think leximation.com has a list of
> FM utilities and contacts.
The free Cudspan
All of myy Group Titles IX has the Keep With Next PGF checked with
Widow/Orphan lines at 1, Format at In Column. And the reference pages IX
flow is the same.
I went through each index header letter, and they were all the Group Titles
IX, but I did do the update all.
This partially fixed my
Pete Rourke wrote:
> I went through each index header letter, and they were all
> the Group Titles IX, but I did do the update all.
>
> This partially fixed my problem. It took care of all but one
> letter - O which with its index line is on one page, and the
> content is on the next.
> The
Pete Rourke wrote:
>
> On a generated index, I have a two column spread alphabetically. My problem
> is trying to find the right combination of 'keep with', Widow/Orphan lines,
> Format to keep it from leaving the Group Titles IX paragraph with its Index
> line at the bottom of a column or
Thanks Richard
The pgf format is "GroupTitlesIX", and there is no asterisk on the status
line. There is only one GroupTitlesIX format in the paragraph catalog, and
re-applying the format changed nothing.
I know that adding a new line above the broken pgf is an option were I on a
hard deadline,
My last attempt at getting this answered resulted in zero responses. I will
assume that it was because my post was not a model of concision or clarity. So
I'll try it again, hitting the highlights.
When inserting PDFMark bookmarks to other PDF documents, is it possible to
force
the inserted
William Abernathy wrote:
> My last attempt at getting this answered resulted in zero
> responses. I will assume that it was because my post was not
> a model of concision or clarity. So I'll try it again,
> hitting the highlights.
>
> When inserting PDFMark bookmarks to other PDF documents,
Minor clarification. I said:
> Where are you putting the PostScript code frame? I'm purely
> guessing, but I'd put it on the first body page of the doc,
I should have said the first body page of the first file in the book.
The point is to locate it ahead of all the other bookmark sources in
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