, and the dialog box is not resizable.
We have identified a few workarounds for this, including manually creating
distinct cross-reference markers in the text, or (less desirable for this
project) changing the structure of the H1s.
Does anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks,
Laurie Little
Words
Thanks Stuart - I've received two offline suggestions along these lines and
am looking at it right now!
Thanks for all the on- and off-line responses!
Laurie
-Original Message-
From: Stuart Rogers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2008 2:18 PM
To: Laurie Little
Cc
, ON_Module, ON_noModule, BC_Module, BC_noModule, etc.
I import the variables and conditional text settings only from the
appropriate settings file into all chapters of the appropriate book.
HTH,
Laurie Little
Words That Work
905-947-1557
be a DHW bill.
Is there any way to search for a var name or an var name, or do I
have to just search for all instances of that variable to check the article
in front of it?
Thanks,
Laurie Little
Words That Work
www.words-tw.com
___
You
Yes, that's a great idea, thanks Beverly!
I have the same situation in one of my file sets. I use two variables
named
article (used most of the time, when the article should be
lowercase) and
Article (used when the article starts a sentence or heading). The
Frame
file would read
alternatives. The ones I have looked at don't seem to do conditional text
(which would be critical to this project). Does anyone know of another
(Mac/open source) tool that handles conditional text, other than Frame and
Indesign?
Thanks for any advice/warnings/tips/rants/etc,
Laurie Little
, May 12, 2009 12:41 PM
To: Laurie Little
Cc: Framers list (E-mail)
Subject: Re: Frame vs Indesign vs alternatives??
Hi, Laurie:
I'm an Adobe ACE for FrameMaker and InDesign, and I'm writing a book
for FrameMaker users who want to learn to use InDesign for the same
kind of long and complex
to warrant
having both tools.
Laurie
-Original Message-
From: Art Campbell [mailto:art.campb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 1:47 PM
To: Laurie Little
Cc: Framers list (E-mail)
Subject: Re: Frame vs Indesign vs alternatives??
Laurie,
I think you're overlooking the primary
Thanks everyone for all your responses. I've been away, so I missed the last
few responses.
Some updates: I should have mentioned that the original docs are in Word,
not Frame, so that kind of conversion is not applicable in this case, but
the information provided is good to know for future
Couldn't you just use variables? You can include character formats as part
of the variable definition. You could keep a Frame file with all the
variables and import them into documents as required.
Laurie
lurker but glad to hear Rick's surgery was a success - I was surprised to
receive a personal
it should be "a DHW bill".
Is there any way to search for "a " or "an ", or do I
have to just search for all instances of that variable to check the article
in front of it?
Thanks,
Laurie Little
Words That Work
www.words-tw.com
Yes, that's a great idea, thanks Beverly!
>
> > I have the same situation in one of my file sets. I use two variables
> named
> > "article" (used most of the time, when the article should be
> lowercase) and
> > "Article" (used when the article starts a sentence or heading). The
> Frame
> > file
Thanks everyone for all your responses. I've been away, so I missed the last
few responses.
Some updates: I should have mentioned that the original docs are in Word,
not Frame, so that kind of conversion is not applicable in this case, but
the information provided is good to know for future
her
alternatives. The ones I have looked at don't seem to do conditional text
(which would be critical to this project). Does anyone know of another
(Mac/open source) tool that handles conditional text, other than Frame and
Indesign?
Thanks for any advice/warnings/tips/rants/etc,
~~~~
Laurie Lit
f Of
Peter Gold
Sent: Tuesday, May 12, 2009 12:41 PM
To: Laurie Little
Cc: Framers list (E-mail)
Subject: Re: Frame vs Indesign vs alternatives??
Hi, Laurie:
I'm an Adobe ACE for FrameMaker and InDesign, and I'm writing a book
for FrameMaker users who want to learn to use InDesign for the same
kind
, and the dialog box is not resizable.
We have identified a few workarounds for this, including manually creating
distinct cross-reference markers in the text, or (less desirable for this
project) changing the structure of the H1s.
Does anyone have any other ideas?
Thanks,
Laurie Little
Words
Little
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: long target names in xref dialog
Laurie Little wrote:
> We have a document that is set up with the H1s as the menu path name (so
as
> to facilitate auto-population of online help).
>
> Some of these paths are quite long, wit
, ON_Module, ON_noModule, BC_Module, BC_noModule, etc.
I import the variables and conditional text settings only from the
appropriate settings file into all chapters of the appropriate book.
HTH,
Laurie Little
Words That Work
905-947-1557
Couldn't you just use variables? You can include character formats as part
of the variable definition. You could keep a Frame file with all the
variables and import them into documents as required.
Laurie
At 14:13 -0600 25/6/12, Carol J. Elkins wrote:
>Framers, I'm looking for ideas on how to
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