Hi
I am single-sourcing 2 paper manuals and one online help in one. The
online help is implemented in Webworks Publisher where you globally can
define what conditions to hide and what to show.
What do you suggest for the manual order number: Variables or
conditional text?
How do you handle
Hello. I'm about to break a 70-page chapter into three chapters.
Having split chapters before, I know what's going to happen: All of the
x-refs to targets in the newly-created chapter will break. In other
words:
Chapter 4 becomes Chapter 4, 5, and 6.
Now, all x-refs to the text that is now
Hi Nancy,
After you split the files, open each one and choose Edit Update
References. Check the All Cross-References check box and click Update. In
the resulting dialog box, you have an oportunity to point to the other
documents. All of the unresolved cross-references will be to the current
Thanks, guys!
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Art Campbell wrote:
What you can try (works for me, but because you didn't post your
version / OS info, there may be some gotchas involved).
___
You are currently subscribed to Framers as [EMAIL
What you can try (works for me, but because you didn't post your
version / OS info, there may be some gotchas involved).
ON DISK, copy your source chapter file (S-0) to create the two
additional chapter files (S-1 and S-2).
IN THE BOOK FILE:
* Add the two new files in the appropriate place. You
This works for XRefs that were within the original chapter. But XRefs
in other chapters pointing to targets in the file being split may still
end up breaking because the target filename changes.
FrameMaker's fix unresolved cross-references dialog will allow you to
point to a new target file for
FrameMaker 7.2 on WinXP
A document I am working on has many footnotes.
Sometimes a footnote reference in text is on one page but the footnote is on
the following page.
From an editorial viewpoint is it OK to have a footnote on the page
following the in-text reference?
If not OK, how do I get
Hi
I am single-sourcing 2 paper manuals and one online help in one. The
online help is implemented in Webworks Publisher where you globally can
define what conditions to hide and what to show.
What do you suggest for the manual order number: Variables or
conditional text?
How do you handle
Hello. I'm about to break a 70-page chapter into three chapters.
Having split chapters before, I know what's going to happen: All of the
x-refs to targets in the newly-created chapter will break. In other
words:
Chapter 4 becomes Chapter 4, 5, and 6.
Now, all x-refs to the text that is now
Hi Nancy,
After you split the files, open each one and choose Edit > Update
References. Check the All Cross-References check box and click Update. In
the resulting dialog box, you have an oportunity to point to the other
documents. All of the unresolved cross-references will be to the current
Thanks, guys!
On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 10:56 AM, Art Campbell wrote:
> What you can try (works for me, but because you didn't post your
version / OS info, there may be some gotchas involved).
What you can try (works for me, but because you didn't post your
version / OS info, there may be some gotchas involved).
ON DISK, copy your source chapter file (S-0) to create the two
additional chapter files (S-1 and S-2).
IN THE BOOK FILE:
* Add the two new files in the appropriate place. You
This works for XRefs that were within the original chapter. But XRefs
in other chapters pointing to targets in the file being split may still
end up breaking because the target filename changes.
FrameMaker's fix unresolved cross-references dialog will allow you to
point to a new target file for
FrameMaker 7.2 on WinXP
A document I am working on has many footnotes.
Sometimes a footnote reference in text is on one page but the footnote is on
the following page.
>From an editorial viewpoint is it OK to have a footnote on the page
following the in-text reference?
If not OK, how do I get
Hi,
When I try to import object into a ancored fram, I get two dots and not
the picture.
Any ideas to why this is happening.
Thanks,
Jim
15 matches
Mail list logo
