I know it's an old chestnut, but this is maybe a new twist.
I am working with a template that's had a bit of history, and has some color
definitions that I *know* aren't used, such as Pantone shades. However, when I
ask FrameMaker to delete such a color, it tells me it's used in the document.
Thanks for the replies to this - I haven't done much template creation as yet
but at least I know this is possible.
Many thanks
Laura
From: Matt Sullivan [mailto:sullivanma...@gmail.com]
Sent: 01 December 2011 00:58
To: Laura Fergusson
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Conditional
Thanks, that does work. But one problem is that reduces the cell insets for
all cells in the table and causes text in other cells to run too close
together. That was an issue in the original Word document that I was tasked
to fix in the frame document. The whole document now looks great in
MIF is the easiest way to find them. And the easiest way to delete them.
But note that some unused colors that you delete from the MIF may reappear
in Frame if they are actually used in figures. The Frame UI does not provide
any way to look inside imported graphics, so it's possible you may try
Just double-click a paragraph name in either list to move it to the
other. If you start
with the first paragraph in the list, you can just keep clicking
and clear the entire list
in seconds.
No, it doesn't work that way. You have to click on the paragraph tag
and
then click the Move-It
You don't say how you converted the Word document, but it's always a
good idea to wash the file by saving as .mif and then reopening, to
get rid of Word's crufty bits.
You could also look at the paragraph tag settings for the troublesome
content, especially the settings on the Table Cell tab,
You can reduce the individual cell margins via the Table Cell tab of the
Paragraph Designer.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-659-8267
r...@frameexpert.com
http://www.frameexpert.com
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Are there any decent (or any at all) FM 10 books out there? We can't use online
resources. If anyone knows of FM 10 books, please recommend them. I think I've
seen the suggestion that FM 9 Classroom in a Book is a good way to go.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
Corinne Kenney
I always recommend Scriptorium.com's FM8 Reference work - its functionality is
the same as FM10 (just the screens are outdated)
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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Corinne Kenney
Sent: Thursday,
I have a client who wishes to update some thousand framemaker files and
framemaker book files from version 7 to 10. Would anybody know a method
for batch conversion? I suppose it can be done using Extend Script, but
is one also able to handle the error messages which are bound to come,
like
I would say:
1. If you are trying to learn FrameMaker, then I strongly recommend the
Scriptorium book on Unstructured FrameMaker 8 ... it also applies to version
10 (although the look and feel GUI described is different).
2. If you are familiar with FrameMaker and simply trying to learn the
Hi everyone,Thank you for your kind words about the FrameMaker 8 book. (link:http://www.scriptorium.com/books/publishing-fundamentals-unstructured-framemaker-8/)We canceled the structured FrameMaker 8 book for two major reasons:* Sales of the unstructured book were disappointing.* Adobe's product
Hi Bjørn...
In ExtendScript (and FrameScript) you can set properties on the Open
function to ignore missing fonts and bad references (among other things)
.. so that could be a viable option.
...scott
Bjørn Smalbro wrote:
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I know it's an old chestnut, but this is maybe a new twist.
I am working with a template that's had a bit of history, and has some color
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ask FrameMaker to delete such a color, it tells me it's used in the document.
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>MIF is the easiest way to find them. And the easiest way to delete them.
>But note that some "unused" colors that you delete from the MIF may reappear
>in Frame if they are actually used in figures. The Frame UI does not provide
>any way to look inside imported graphics, so it's possible you
>>> Just double-click a paragraph name in either list to move it to the
other. If you start
>>> with the first paragraph in the list, you can just keep clicking
and clear the entire list
>>> in seconds.
>> No, it doesn't work that way. You have to click on the paragraph tag
and>
then
You don't say how you "converted" the Word document, but it's always a
good idea to "wash" the file by saving as .mif and then reopening, to
get rid of Word's crufty bits.
You could also look at the paragraph tag settings for the troublesome
content, especially the settings on the Table Cell
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Are there any decent (or any at all) FM 10 books out there? We can't use online
resources. If anyone knows of FM 10 books, please recommend them. I think I've
seen the suggestion that FM 9 Classroom in a Book is a good way to go.
?
Any suggestions are appreciated!
?
Corinne Kenney
I always recommend Scriptorium.com's FM8 Reference work - its functionality is
the same as FM10 (just the screens are outdated)
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From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Corinne Kenney
Sent: Thursday,
I have a client who wishes to update some thousand framemaker files and
framemaker book files from version 7 to 10. Would anybody know a method
for batch conversion? I suppose it can be done using Extend Script, but
is one also able to handle the error messages which are bound to come,
like
I would say:
1. If you are trying to learn FrameMaker, then I strongly recommend the
Scriptorium book on Unstructured FrameMaker 8 ... it also applies to version
10 (although the look and feel GUI described is different).
2. If you are familiar with FrameMaker and simply trying to learn the
oom in a Book is a good way to
> go.
>
> Any suggestions are appreciated!
>
> Corinne Kenney
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Hi Bj?rn...
In ExtendScript (and FrameScript) you can set properties on the Open
function to ignore missing fonts and bad references (among other things)
.. so that could be a viable option.
...scott
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On 11/30/2011 10:30 PM, Combs, Richard wrote:
> Double-clicking works in both FM7.2 and FM9 (just confirmed both). I find it
> hard to believe that it wouldn't work in FM8. Maybe you're double-clicking
> too slowly? (You can test/adjust double-click speed in Control Panel> Mouse.)
Richard,
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What Matt and some others have mentioned is correct: The Table Cell tab
in Paragraph Designer allows for individual cell margins and it even
accepts negative numbers, so you can adjust the margins for just that
one cell instead of affecting the entire table, as you do in Table
Designer.
~~Gay
AFAIK, there are *no* FM10-specific books out (yet).
Grant
==
Corinne Kenney wrote:
> Are there any decent (or any at all) FM 10 books out there? We can't use
> online resources. If anyone knows of FM 10 books, please recommend them. I
> think I've seen the suggestion
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