Hello Framers,
In FrameMaker 10, you can create a composite FM file from a ditamap. Which
template does it use to create this file? Thanks.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-283-5045
r...@frameexpert.com
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Hi Rick
I customised the ditabase.template.fm in the technicalContent folder and it
worked successfully.
--Paul Wilbraham
On 25 October 2012 at 15:20 Rick Quatro r...@rickquatro.com wrote:
Hello Framers,
In FrameMaker 10, you can create a composite FM file from a ditamap. Which
template
Some time ago I ran into trouble with the commas between index entry
page numerals rendering in the wrong font. Rick kindly pointed me to
the index reference page where I could format the style of index
elements. It solved the problem at the time.
Now index entry page numerals render in
Karen Robbins wrote:
Some time ago I ran into trouble with the commas between index entry
page numerals rendering in the wrong font. Rick kindly pointed me to
the index reference page where I could format the style of index
elements. It solved the problem at the time.
Now index entry page
from framers Digest, Vol 84, Issue 23
... was message: 4
Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2012 11:28:47 -0700
From: Robert Lauriston rob...@lauriston.com
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Click-and-drag or just drag -- ?
Microsoft Manual of Style says drag.
IMHO, style manuals are important
Out of the multilingual Microsoft corpus which covers all their major
products, I do see quite a few instances of click and drag. They are:
Click to select a row, or click and drag to select multiple rows. Drag
selected row(s) to move them to desired tab order.
To CREATE a break line, click at
The benefit of a style guide is that you don't waste time pondering
arbitrary usage choices.
If you know a phrase will confuse your audience, you override the
style guide, or (if you're required to follow it) propose an
exception.
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 5:12 PM, De Rosier, Edward
If Click and Drag will result in less questioning by the reading audience,
then that is the better choice.
Audience indeed comes first, but do also consider intent. Is it your
company's intent to teach computing 101?
If management refuses to allow such variations, then the job is probably
Ah, but what's the publish date? It'd be interesting to see if they
ignore their own style guidelines or if these examples predate their
v.4 MoS.
On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 1:20 AM, Wei JIANG [PT-CN]
jia...@polytrans.com.cn wrote:
Out of the multilingual Microsoft corpus which covers all their
Hi Richard,
That doesn't work.
If I select the paragraph format for that level of IX entry, apply,
then choose update all, nothing happens. The errant format doesn't
change to the correct one.
If I try the character format palette, selecting the proper font and
size, when I choose apply
Is it your company's intent to teach computing 101?
In my case, the answer to this is YES.
I have to write to the lowest common denominator - meaning that within the
medical device community there are people who are barely computer literate, all
the way up to those who know way more than
Alison Craig wrote:
I have to write to the lowest common denominator - meaning that within the
medical device community there are people who are barely computer literate,
all the way up to those who know way more than I do. I can never assume
and therefore would have to go with click and
Hello Framers,
In FrameMaker 10, you can create a composite FM file from a ditamap. Which
template does it use to create this file? Thanks.
Rick
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
585-283-5045
rick at frameexpert.com
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Some time ago I ran into trouble with the commas between index entry
page numerals rendering in the wrong font. Rick kindly pointed me to
the index reference page where I could format the style of index
elements. It solved the problem at the time.
Now index entry page numerals render in
Karen Robbins wrote:
> Some time ago I ran into trouble with the commas between index entry
> page numerals rendering in the wrong font. Rick kindly pointed me to
> the index reference page where I could format the style of index
> elements. It solved the problem at the time.
>
> Now index entry
from framers Digest, Vol 84, Issue 23
... was message: 4
> Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2012 11:28:47 -0700
> From: Robert Lauriston
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Re: "Click-and-drag" or just "drag" -- ?
> Microsoft Manual of Style says drag.
IMHO, style manuals are important and
Out of the multilingual Microsoft corpus which covers all their major
products, I do see quite a few instances of "click and drag". They are:
Click to select a row, or click and drag to select multiple rows. Drag
selected row(s) to move them to desired tab order.
To CREATE a break line, click
The benefit of a style guide is that you don't waste time pondering
arbitrary usage choices.
If you know a phrase will confuse your audience, you override the
style guide, or (if you're required to follow it) propose an
exception.
On Wed, Oct 24, 2012 at 5:12 PM, De Rosier, Edward
wrote:
>
> If "Click and Drag" will result in less questioning by the reading audience,
> then that is the better choice.
Audience indeed comes first, but do also consider intent. Is it your
company's intent to teach computing 101?
> If "management" refuses to allow such variations, then the job is
Ah, but what's the publish date? It'd be interesting to see if they
ignore their own style guidelines or if these examples predate their
v.4 MoS.
On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 1:20 AM, Wei JIANG [PT-CN]
wrote:
> Out of the multilingual Microsoft corpus which covers all their major
> products, I do see
Hi Richard,
That doesn't work.
If I select the paragraph format for that level of IX entry, apply,
then choose update all, nothing happens. The errant format doesn't
change to the correct one.
If I try the character format palette, selecting the proper font and
size, when I choose apply the
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Karen Robbins wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> That doesn't work.
>
> If I select the paragraph format for that level of IX entry, apply,
> then choose update all, nothing happens. The errant format doesn't
> change to the correct one.
Did you regenerate the index?
Richard G. Combs
Senior Technical
Sure, creating a new index works--once--and that was what I was
trying to avoid. It means re-applying master pages, re-breaking
lines/columns to suit house style by hand, etc.
And if I update the book after creating a new index, the same
behavior happens to the new index!
>Karen Robbins
ust my $.02...
-Fred Ridder
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I just noticed that external links in the WebHelp generated by
RoboHelp 9 from my FrameMaker 10 source open in the help topic frame
instead of a new window.
I found this topic in the RoboHelp > FrameMaker integration forum:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4567603
The solution there, to avoid
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