Re: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source

Hello Angela, I don't know which 'entry points' Word generates when creating (html) output from it for a heading 1 for example, but that can easily be found out by generating a Word doc. As an emergency solution you can then use the pass through option in Frame/Webworks to type a working link

RE: Registration marks missing

Ok I am missing something. I have generate acrobat data turned off. Final output is 11x17. My steps are: *Select adobe acrobat as my printer. *Turn off generate acrobat data *Save as pdf from the drop down menu in Frame *Select page size *Print What am I missing? Scott White Manager - Content

Re: Registration marks missing

Scott, If the final page size is 11 x 17, you'll have to set up a custom page size (add an inch to both size so the final page size is 12 x 18). You'll need the extra inch around the page to add the registration marks. If this fails, try printing to PS and then distill instead of saving to

Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

I get this completely irritating message 50 times every time I convert my document to HTML: Cannot find a heading element for a section that is being converted to a sub-document. The top-level document will not contain a link to the sub-document. OK to continue? I hit OK a billion times,

Re: Registration marks missing

On 2/7/2011 7:33 AM, White, Scott wrote: Ok I am missing something. I have generate acrobat data turned off. Final output is 11x17. My steps are: *Select adobe acrobat as my printer. *Turn off generate acrobat data *Save as pdf from the drop down menu in Frame *Select page size *Print What am I

RE: Registration marks missing

My document is 8.5 x 11. I'm printing to an exaggerated page size 11 x17 to show the bleeds. This is the way I have done it in years past. I know its got to be something I'm doing in this new version. I've got to be missing a step. Scott White Manager - Content and Print Media Belmont, NC -

RE: Registration marks missing

All your suggestions do not work for save as PDF with Registration Marks. But, when I use the print option with Adobe PDF as my printer it works. Has anyone else run Save as PDF and gotten registration marks? However, I was under the impression that printing to PDF is not the right way to

RE: Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source

Writer wrote: Forget the ePublisher side of things for now. I'd like to know if you can link/xref/whatever from a point INSIDE an FM file to a point INSIDE a Word file, and vice versa. Are you really wanting to link to a place inside a Word file, or are you wanting to link to a place inside

RE: Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

Hi Eric, Although this won't solve your underlying problem, it will press the button for you: http://www.ptfbpro.com/ There is also a free version available. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thank you very much. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267

Re: Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

This list is the best. This IS Abode support. The USEFUL Adobe support. Corinne From: Rick Quatro r...@rickquatro.com To: Eric Geissinger egeissin...@stny.rr.com; framers@lists.frameusers.com Sent: Mon, February 7, 2011 10:35:30 AM Subject: RE: Please help me

RE: Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents

Interesting... Rick had an answer to the clicking the button a million times issue. I frequently save Maker as HTML, and use it for a help system. I don't use structured Maker, so I don't get this problem with the missing element -- but it DOES create the unwanted links at the bottom of the

Re: Registration marks missing

Changing the page size will not resolve your problem since that will only move the marks further beyond your reach (they exist beyond the ArtBox that you see in the preview image of the file). It is probable the marks are there but that you just cannot see them. Here is something you can

Re: Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

On 07/02/2011 12:35 PM, Rick Quatro wrote: Hi Eric, Although this won't solve your underlying problem, it will press the button for you: http://www.ptfbpro.com/ Just don't let it automate any writing tasks for you... ;-) (Keeps you appraised of it’s actions) -- Stuart Rogers Technical

RE: Registration marks missing

OK. What if you print to PDF instead, and then follow those steps? It is preferable, I think, to have FM create the marks so that they are accurately placed as the time of creation. At least you are headed in a better direction :) Alan White, Scott wrote: Alan I thought for sure your

Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

Frame 7.2 My book begins and ends with chapters that use the small roman page numbering format. All other chapters except one use the continuing page number format of 1, 2, 3, ... The problem I can't figure out is I'd like to use the following page number format for my Appendix chapter: A-1,

Re: Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

Hi David, Have a read of Lester's helpful summary here: http://www.infocon.com/files/autonum.pdf Good Luck Alan David Millis wrote: Frame 7.2 My book begins and ends with chapters that use the small roman page numbering format. All other chapters except one use the continuing page

RE: Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

David Millis wrote: My book begins and ends with chapters that use the small roman page numbering format. All other chapters except one use the continuing page number format of 1, 2, 3, ... The problem I can't figure out is I'd like to use the following page number format for my Appendix

SV: Registration marks missing

Scott, This is likely a PDF /CropBox understanding issue, which mean that everything might be OK afterall. Unfortunately, the term CropBox might bring confusion although the concept is clear. /CropBox defines the *visible* page size in a viewer. CropBox has effectively NOTHING to do with

Re: Registration marks missing

Scott, I think the Save as PDF command automatically invokes a crop which is causing the reg marks to disappear. Printing to PS using the Adobe PDF printer should be fine. I would handle the color in this order of preference: 1) Open the Frame files (assuming no new functions in 9 are used)

RE: Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

David Millis wrote: I actually have figured out the Appendix page numbering that I wanted but now I'm stumped trying to get the TOC to reflect that same numbering format for the Appendix. Keeping the conversation on the list allows others to benefit from it -- or to correct me if I tell you

RE: Registration marks missing

Print to PDF does put the marks on the pages. But from what I understand that is not the right way to get the best cmyk output for print. -Original Message- From: Alan Litchfield [mailto:a...@alphabyte.co.nz] Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 4:00 PM To: White, Scott Cc: Brad Anderson;

Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source

Hello Angela, I don't know which 'entry points' Word generates when creating (html) output from it for a heading 1 for example, but that can easily be found out by generating a Word doc. As an emergency solution you can then use the "pass through" option in Frame/Webworks to type a working

Registration marks missing

Ok I am missing something. I have generate acrobat data turned off. Final output is 11x17. My steps are: *Select adobe acrobat as my printer. *Turn off generate acrobat data *Save as pdf from the drop down menu in Frame *Select page size *Print What am I missing? Scott White Manager - Content

Registration marks missing

Scott, If the final page size is 11 x 17, you'll have to set up a custom page size (add an inch to both size so the final page size is 12 x 18). You'll need the extra inch around the page to add the registration marks. If this fails, try printing to PS and then distill instead of saving to

Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

I get this completely irritating message 50 times every time I convert my document to HTML: "Cannot find a heading element for a section that is being converted to a sub-document. The top-level document will not contain a link to the sub-document. OK to continue?" I hit OK a billion times,

Registration marks missing

On 2/7/2011 7:33 AM, White, Scott wrote: > Ok I am missing something. I have generate acrobat data turned off. > Final output is 11x17. > My steps are: > *Select adobe acrobat as my printer. > *Turn off generate acrobat data > *Save as pdf from the drop down menu in Frame > *Select page size >

Registration marks missing

My document is 8.5 x 11. I'm printing to an exaggerated page size 11 x17 to show the bleeds. This is the way I have done it in years past. I know its got to be something I'm doing in this new version. I've got to be missing a step. Scott White Manager - Content and Print Media Belmont, NC -

Registration marks missing

All your suggestions do not work for save as PDF with Registration Marks. But, when I use the print option with Adobe PDF as my printer it works. Has anyone else run Save as PDF and gotten registration marks? However, I was under the impression that printing to PDF is not the right way to

Hyperlinking Between Frame and MS Word Source

Writer wrote: > Forget the ePublisher side of things for now. I'd like to know if you can > link/xref/whatever from a point INSIDE an FM file to a point INSIDE a Word > file, and vice versa. Are you really wanting to link to a place inside a Word file, or are you wanting to link to a place

Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

Hi Eric, Although this won't solve your underlying problem, it will press the button for you: http://www.ptfbpro.com/ There is also a free version available. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thank you very much. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 rick at

Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

This list is the best. This IS Abode support. The USEFUL Adobe support. Corinne From: Rick Quatro To: Eric Geissinger ; framers at lists.frameusers.com Sent: Mon, February 7, 2011 10:35:30 AM Subject: RE: Please help me stop weeping...

Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents

Interesting... Rick had an answer to the clicking the button a million times issue. I frequently save Maker as HTML, and use it for a help system. I don't use structured Maker, so I don't get this problem with the missing element -- but it DOES create the unwanted links at the bottom of the

Please help me stop weeping... (sub-documents when converting to HTML)

On 07/02/2011 12:35 PM, Rick Quatro wrote: > Hi Eric, > > Although this won't solve your underlying problem, it will press the button > for you: > > http://www.ptfbpro.com/ > Just don't let it automate any writing tasks for you... ;-) ("Keeps you appraised of it?s actions") -- Stuart Rogers

Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

Frame 7.2 My book begins and ends with chapters that use the small roman page numbering format. All other chapters except one use the continuing page number format of 1, 2, 3, ... The problem I can't figure out is I'd like to use the following page number format for my Appendix chapter: A-1,

Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

David Millis wrote: > My book begins and ends with chapters that use the small roman page > numbering format. All other chapters except one use the continuing page > number format of 1, 2, 3, ... The problem I can't figure out is I'd like > to use the following page number format for my Appendix

SV: Registration marks missing

Scott, This is likely a PDF /CropBox "understanding" issue, which mean that everything might be OK afterall. Unfortunately, the term "CropBox" might bring confusion although the concept is clear. /CropBox defines the *visible* page size in a viewer. CropBox has effectively NOTHING to do with

Registration marks missing

Scott, I think the Save as PDF command automatically invokes a crop which is causing the reg marks to disappear. Printing to PS using the Adobe PDF printer should be fine. I would handle the color in this order of preference: 1) Open the Frame files (assuming no new functions in 9 are used)

Adding fixed text to a single chapter's page numbering

David Millis wrote: > I actually have figured out the Appendix page numbering that I wanted > but now I'm stumped trying to get the TOC to reflect that same numbering > format for the Appendix. Keeping the conversation on the list allows others to benefit from it -- or to correct me if I tell

Registration marks missing

Print to PDF does put the marks on the pages. But from what I understand that is not the right way to get the best cmyk output for print. -Original Message- From: Alan Litchfield [mailto:a...@alphabyte.co.nz] Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 4:00 PM To: White, Scott Cc: Brad Anderson;

Registration marks missing

Alan I thought for sure your suggestion would show me the crops. Nothing. I was able to put the marks on the page using Acrobat. But still no luck natively. Amazing. -Original Message- From: Alan T Litchfield [mailto:a...@alphabyte.co.nz] Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 2:27 PM To: