For me, a 100% reliable workaround (so far, but that's several years of
the issue on and off) is to print the document to PS twice. The second
one is always fine.
Deleting the font cache file fixes the problem temporarily for me
(yay!), but when it comes back, printing twice is much quicker than
Could you present your release notes in tables? That lets you use FM's
sort function to split the bugs into resolved and not. You just have to
have a column called something like status and then sort according to
that.
Then immediately before release, you can split the table up to make your
3
If you replace the space before the .xml (etc) with a non-breaking
space, then the spellchecker ignores it. The non-breaking spaces drop
the quality of your layout a little, but for a developer guide I'd guess
that wouldn't really be a problem.
Cheers, Rebecca
Van Boening, Tammy [EMAIL
b. After following a cross reference (Alt+Ctrl+Click), go back to the
cross reference?
If you get ToolbarPlus from www.microtype.com/resources.html it has a
tool button for this.
Cheers, Rebecca
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Hi Leah
Sidebars are a feature of a flow, not of an individual page. You can get
text to act as if the sidebars aren't there by using the pagination
settings in the paragraph designer. Select across all columns and
sidebars.
I'm at home so can't check on FM, but I think all you have to do with
You need to make sure that all the files in the book have the same
conditional text settings (and the same print setting for the color
black).
I'm not sure how to sort out the color black, but for the conditional
text, the easiest is to get it right in one file then import the formats
into all
I hung onto it.
:-)
Rebecca
Diane Gaskill [EMAIL PROTECTED] 24/07/07 20:48
Ben,
Why do you need a VB script? A simple batch file works fine.
Run a DOS window from the directory you want to clean up and then run
the
following batch file. Copy the text to Notepad and save it as
cleanfm.bat
Hi everyone
I just noticed something weird that our documents have probably been
doing for years and just wondered if other people see the same
weirdness.
If we type a space at the beginning of a paragraph, the cursor looks
like it jumps to the right margin. But it only looks that way. If we
If they're currently constructed differently, you could redesign one template
doc so that it uses variables and does work for all files, then import from
that into all files in each book.
Cheers, Rebecca
Fred Ridder [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/08/07 10:28 AM
One aspect of well-designed templates is
Hi Kelly
Very strange and worrying that FM didn't preserve the xrefs. You did
update the book/s after making the changes?
I do appreciate the suggestion of a hand-code fix in plain text, but
there are far too many for a one-man shop...regards, Kelly.
Are you sure? I'd expect that you could use
Anyone know how to get it? The cudspan website seems to have vanished
off the face of the web. :-(
Thanks, Rebecca
Yves Barbion [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/20/07 11:32 PM
I use Template Mapper for jobs like these.
Template Mapper was developed by Chris Despopoulos
I did something similar to this a while ago. I wanted to fool framemaker
into thinking a font family CourierItalic existed, so that it would
preserve the italics in cross-references. To do that I added the
following line to the [WindowsToFrameFontAliases] section of maker.ini
Courier, Italic,
Hi Jerilynne
It's do-able but painful. I worked it out (with forum help :-) a while ago for
preserving italics in courier font in xrefs.
Basically, FM only preserves font family info in xrefs, so you have to fool it
into thinking that the bold/italic/whatever form of the font is a separate
Hi Theresa
Have you tried anchoring them in different paragraphs and setting the anchor of
the second table to keep with previous? I'd expect that to do exactly what
you want, as long as the second table's table style has 2 as its orphan row
setting and the first table has a very high number
Hi Jon
Check that you've got a FILE: port in your printer settings. Updating
Acrobat can kill it, and FM can't make PDFs without it.
1. From the Start menu select Settings Printers and Faxes.
2. In the Printers and Faxes window, right-click on any printer and
select Properties.
3.
Hi Emily
How frustrating!
I can't remember if you've tried this, but if not: can you PDF a completely new
blank file? If not, I'd say either your Adobe PDF printer is stuffed, or FM is.
Seeing as you can PDF okay from Word, my money's on FM. :-(
You should be okay with uninstalling FM then
Hi Charles
If all your system variables have the same value in all files in the book, you
can make an import-from FM file and delete the variables you don't want, then
import variable definitions from that file. Problem is, you can't delete system
variables.
But you can with a mif fragment.
You only need to muck with MIF files when importing variable formats
because FM has this really annoying feature of not letting you remove
the system variables, so a MIF fragment is the only way to make a
template that doesn't have them. That's the problem with the third
variant from Grant and
Hi Kanti
We've never used MIF fragments to create a new variable, only to change the
values of existing variables. To do that, you just open the MIF fragment in FM,
open your target book, select all the files in the book, and use File Import
Formats to import the variable definitions from
Sounds to me like a magazine-type layout with text frames overlapping for
deliberate effect. Am I right?
Do you need to know how to select a text frame? Make sure View Borders is on,
then Ctrl-click on the border of the frame. Then you can drag it out of the
way, or delete it if it's a
Can't help on RoboHelp, but for the change bars, check your paragraph styles
don't have change bars set. It's on the Default Font tab of the paragraph
designer. And ditto character styles.
Cheers, Rebecca
Thomas Scalise [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/02/08 04:03
Esteemed colleagues,
Two questions,
And if you use a good text editor, you could search and replace on multiple MIF
files at once. Very carefully, after backing them up first.
Cheers, Rebecca
Peter Gold [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/02/08 11:37
Hi, Susan:
Have you tried saving files as MIF, opening in a text editor, then
deleting the
Hi Roger
I've got no idea what could be wrong with your font, but just thought I'd
comment that we use that font and have no problems with embedding it.
Our font files are dated 14/10/1999. Using FM7.0 and Win XP SP2.
Did it work in the past for you, or is this the first time you've tried to
I'm using an old version of Shlomo Perets' extremely useful expanded toolbar
and it has a button to change the selected string to sentence case. It says the
keyboard shortcut is Alt+F2. That may be generic on all systems, even those
without the toolbar. If so, you could use Mike's wildcard
Hi Rob
I was building a heap of files into a large book today, and saw some of the
files go out of order in the book. Mostly I'd have just assumed I'd carelessly
dragged them, but your email prompted me to look a bit more closely.
FM7.0, fully patched, XP SP 2.
I found that I can reliably
We've called them a tree menu in the past. That gets 944000 hits on google.
Seems to be a javascript term.
Expanding menu is also a javascript term but looks like it's not for those
+/- menus.
Cheers, Rebecca
Flato, Gillian [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/04/08 06:24
Does anyone know what to call the
Hi everyone
We're getting Framemaker 10 crashes when changing conditional text display
settings on some files (3 so far out of several hundred). It crashes, for
example, when we toggle between build expressions and/or Show As Per Condition
settings. Depending on file and display settings, it
prone to crashes.
Best regards
Winfried
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!
Cheers
Rebecca
On 10/11/11 at 01:30, Roman Banks banks_ro...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Rebecca,
I had a similar problem 2-3 times with specific FM files. Usually, manually
saving the files as MIF and then manually saving them back as FM10 solved the
problem.
HTH,
Roman
From: rebecca officer
Hi everyone
We've found workarounds (yay). Basically, it looks like the files were too
complex for FM's liking. Two things to avoid:
1. multi-page tables with conditioned rows
2. a large amount of conditional text on the first page of a file, immediately
following an imported TOC inset.
That
We use Illustrator and import eps files. For block diagrams, you have to use a
vector format, not something like jpg.
About sending error reports to Adobe - Frame 10 doesn't do this automatically.
You have to find the Framelog file that the error message lists, write up what
you were doing,
Hi Laura
By template, I assume you mean paragraph styles etc?
I think I'd deal with it by having two templates - default and custom -
and importing settings from each in turn. I'd write the text with one
template applied and then import the other to check it.
You may already realise this,
Hi everyone
We've got multi-chapter documents where the source files are unstructured FM10
book files. We'd like to publish as epub files too.
What software are people using for that?
We've just played with Elmsoft's new EPubFm but it doesn't work on book files,
just standalone FM files.
Subject: RE: ebooks from FM books - via robohelp or some other way?
I’ve created epub files from unstructured FM7 documents using Webworks
Epublisher Pro.
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HI Doug
Have a look at your chapter title paragraph format and make sure it doesn't
reset F to 1.
Cheers
Rebecca
Doug Edwards edward...@neb.rr.com 12/22/11 6:58 PM
Season's greetings, fellow Framers!
I'm using unstructured FM 8 on Windows XP, and I have a set of FM documents
that currently
Hi Gay
We've had Frame 10 crashes fairly consistently on a small number of files when
changing conditional text display settings. It's been a major pain!
We seem to have worked round it by doing all of these:
- remove CT from the first page of the doc, esp CT that changes the number of
pages
-
PNGs are small files too. What's not to like? For screenshots, the quality
difference between a jpeg and a png is really obvious. Jpeg just isn't designed
for sharp boundaries.
If you've got a heap of legacy files, you need a batch conversion tool. There
may be great free ones out there, but
H. My experience is with WinXP (hey, if it works don't break it). I
did test prints of screen captures as pngs and high-quality jpegs. The
pngs were *much* sharper, esp when printed out.
Then again, I was capturing text-heavy GUI screens, not webpages, and
it was WinXP.
Probably be a
Something XML based? They edit in a free/cheap XML editor, you open the same
files in FM and publish. I haven't done this so could be talking through a hole
in my head but it sounds feasible.
Steep learning curve for you but prob not for the developers.
Cheers
Rebecca
On 27/01/12 at 10:11,
Hi Andy
If it isn't a complicated table layout, just convert it to paragraphs in Word,
paste the text into FM and convert it back into a table.
Cheers
Rebecca
On 31/01/12 at 03:23, Andy Smith (WFL) andy.sm...@wingedfeet.co.uk
wrote:
Hi
Does anybody know if there is a quick way of
Hi Ray
Is your question about how to have both the snapshot and the original table in
your FM doc, but have webworks only use the snapshot?
If so, use conditional text. It was designed for stuff like that.
Feel free to ask if you need more info.
Cheers
Rebecca
On 2/02/12 at 01:37,
Hi Meg
To prevent this, use Windows Explorer to copy your files instead of Save As.
That seems to work ok.
Cheers
Rebecca
meg miranda megmira...@yahoo.com 18/02/12 07:09
Number 2 is what I did. Yup that was it.
Thanks Rick. Much appreciated.
-meg
From: Rick Quatro
Hi Rene
Schlomo's the expert on this, but I think your alternative font has to be an
oblique/italics font, not just any different font. In his example of
Univers-Condensed Oblique, FM preserves the oblique format in xrefs because
the font only has oblique glyphs. Your HelveticaNeueLT Std Cn
Hi Stephen
On your master page, draw a text frame in the footer where you want the
variable to go. When it asks what kind of frame, make it a background text
frame. Then you can just put the variable in that frame like normal.
Cheers
Rebecca
Owen, Clint clint.o...@craneaerospace.com
Hi Tim
Have you saved the old file as MIF to try and clear out gremlins?
And did you try going though other formats instead of Word - Frame? Eg
Word - HTML - Frame?
If that doesn't get you a better source file, then if the table layout
isn't complicated, you should be able to convert the old
Hi Ken
There're certainly a lot of better options than your flow!
Working from PDFs, my I'm-in-a-hurry flow would be:
1. Open PDF at 100%
2. Open SnagIt.
3. Set snagit to automatically save files as PNGs with incrementing
numbers in filenames.
4. Set snagit to capture a Region, which lets you
if you have any issues, Adobe's only response will be to advise you to
migrate to Windows 7, since that is the OS version that they support
FrameMaker 10 on.
Fortunately, my experience of Frame support has been better than that. They
provided support for our activation issues and they've
In contrast, we're using FM10 on WinXP and are seeing multiple crashes. We
upgraded from FM7 which was stable as a rock. We think the new features in
FM10 make it worth the upgrade, but we're not totally convinced!
Cheers
Rebecca
Syed Zaeem Hosain (syed.hos...@aeris.net)
Hi everyone
Our docs team (4 of us) creates a many-thousand-page multi-chapter user manual
in unstructured Frame. Lots of tables and cross-refs. Conditional text used to
publish several variants. Published as PDFs a couple of times a year, delivered
online.
And the engineers (about 80)
Rebecca,
I would love to know how to unlock those fm_gen colors. I have hundreds of
them. They are just junk littering my files.
Thanks,
Gillian
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Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2012 3:12 PM
To: Gillian Flato
Subject: RE: Cleaning up
Take a screen snapshot of each variable pod and compare them from the
snapshots. If you've got snagit, you can even use the scroll capture mode and
get the whole pod in one snapshot.
Cheers
Rebecca
Robert Lauriston rob...@lauriston.com 7/07/12 09:06
I inherited this book so I don't know
I just want to say thank you to everyone who's replied, both on and off-list.
I'll get back to people individually, and I'll write up a summary of the
options for the list, once I've got them more sorted out!
Cheers
Rebecca
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Hi Rob
I've grumbled on here about an FM10 crash a couple of times in the last year.
An Adobe engineer got in touch each time. I was impressed! And the crash has
been fixed in FM11 - I'm definitely impressed.
I agree with you about printed manuals, though. We'll be buying a few copies of
Echoing Scott's enthusiasm, I was delighted to see there's a version for
FM10 too. Great!
Cheers
Rebecca
Scott Prentice s...@leximation.com 14/08/12 09:05
Klaus...
These are some wonderful resources that you've provided to the FM
community! I'm particularly interested in the maker.ini and
You could also use a text editor to compare the MIF files. That'd get text
changes, including changes in tables.
Cheers
Rebecca
Stuart Rogers srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com 21/08/12 10:02
On 20/08/2012 2:36 PM, Fausset, Marilyn wrote:
I have been comparing several FM books (specs bound for
Hi Joseph
Try the trial version of FM11. FM10 has crashes around conditional text for us,
and we can't reproduce them in FM11. It might be a different bug, but worth a
try.
If you aren't already doing this, a possible workaround in FM10 is to make sure
you save the files before updating
Hi guys
If you're planning to roundtrip through XML, with different authors
using different XML editors, you'd need to have all the formatting in
the EDD, right?
Or am I on completely the wrong track in my ignorance?
Thanks
Rebecca
Rick Quatro r...@rickquatro.com 14/09/12 10:02
I like
Would it work to make the checkbox from an autonumbered paragraph in a sidebar?
You could use the Next Paragraph setting in the Para Designer to automatically
insert them next to the paragraphs that need them.
Cheers
Rebecca
David Artman da...@davidartman.com 14/09/12 06:23
Goal: Upon
Ditto, we use C. But we've managed to end up with a format named Bold too.
We use that when we want to make something bold and one of the named formats
doesn't apply. ;-(
Using character formats isn't necessarily foolproof. Last week, someone
accidentally updated one of our formats and made it
Hi everyone
Novell are pushing linux, and have a survey up to find out which Windows apps
people really want on it. I thought some people might be interested in adding
FM to the list - especially those who've been using it on a MAC and don't want
to convert to Windoze.
Every time I try that and regenerate the file, the headings disappear and the
lists are printed before my TOC headings.
Yep - text before the actual TOC is preserved. Text after the TOC is not
preserved.
The easiest approach is to make each generated file a separate file in a book.
But
Hi Wendy
If you haven't already, I'd try:
- saving the misbehaving .fm files as .mif, opening the .mif and saving it as
.fm again.
- regenerating the TOC and (if it's generated) the index. Make sure all the
files in the book are open at the time.
- for the TOC, deleting page 14, to see if it
Hi David
For your first technique, you have to add all the .fm files to the big book,
not add the single-chapter books to it. We used this approach for a while, but
found it a pain to have to keep opening and updating the small books. Also, you
have to muck with your numbering scheme. In your
Hi Art
Have you dropped the Graphic Print Quality setting of your Distiller printer
(in both places in the printer properties)? We had to drop ours to 300dpi to
solve that problem, but it's been a permanent reliable fix.
Cheers, Rebecca
Art Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/03/06 04:05
Certainly
At a guess, you're using a character tag to apply the font, and that tag has
language set to None. You can check (and change) this in the character
designer. The same feature happens in the paragraph designer. Setting language
to none stops FM from using a dictionary with it and therefore stops
Could be the good old graphic print quality problem that causes random text
drop-out in PDFs.
In Windows, open Properties for the Distiller / Adobe PDF printer driver. On
the general tab, click Printing Preferences, then Advanced. Change Graphic
Print Quality to 300 dpi. Click OK till you're
I'm pretty sure you can't do this with recent Reader versions for Windows. We
used to, but now we provide an installation file and I'm pretty sure we changed
because the software required the change.
As you may have guessed, I don't deal with this bit of our process. The person
who does is on
I'm pretty sure you can't do this with recent Reader versions for Windows. We
used to, but now we provide an installation file and I'm pretty sure we changed
because the software required the change.
As you may have guessed, I don't deal with this bit of our process. The person
who does is on
But don't forget this method copies and replaces the formatting too, unless
your variable definition sets the formatting.
Cheers, Rebecca
Peter Gold [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/15/06 3:20 AM
Hi, John:
Have you tried Find/Replace, as:
* Create the new variable.
* Insert one instance of it.
* Copy
Hi Ranvijay
I don't know if anyone's replied to you off list, but I can't see any replies
to the list so I thought I would reply.
You need to give us different information. The image you attached got dropped
by the list - the list won't accept any attachments. Also, FM gives internal
errors
Hi everyone
I'm confused. If I make a change to the maker.ini file in C:\Program
Files\Adobe\FrameMaker7.0, do I also need to make the same change to the copy
in C:\Documents and Settings\rebeccao\Application Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\7.0?
I read Adobe's tech note
Hi folks
This is just an annoyance, but I thought I'd ask in case I'm doing something
horribly wrong. I'm doing a lot of work in an FM document that includes a
75-page long table, landscape format. When I use the mouse wheel to scroll from
page to page, the response is mostly pretty jerky -
Good grief - that google search for Documents and Settings\ filetype:pdf has
14 million hits!! Is there anything you can do to stop Word doing that when you
print direct to Distiller?
Cheers, Rebecca
Shlomo Perets [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/28/06 10:56 PM
Dov Isaacs wrote:
... By the way, when
Hi Winfried
A thin blank line isn't quite the only fix. You can also try conditioning the
paragraph mark of the *second-last* paragraph in the same way as the last
paragraph. That way, when you hide the last paragraph, you also hide a
paragraph mark.
I think this only works if the last 2
We've been using captions above but want to go away from them. In our case,
almost all figures have a lead-in paragraph, so using a caption can be very
repetitive and breaks the flow. So we're going to be putting block labels by
the lead-in paragraph and cross-referencing to them. That means
Did you look at the File menu File Info in the book file, as well as
individual .fm files?
Cheers, Rebecca
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 31/05/06 11:49
A Frame book that I took over is mysteriously leaving out-of-date, unwanted
words in the Keywords field that is visible in the PDF when you right-click
There are probably more automated ways to do this, but this works:
1. select your column and copy it into a blank FM document to give you a
1-column table
2. convert the table to paragraphs
3. select your text, search for the paragraph mark (\p), and replace them all
with a semicolon.
Cheers,
Have you tried reapplying the master pages through the format menu? At the
least, it'd be interesting to see if that works.
Cheers, Rebecca
Anne Robotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/17/06 5:23 AM
After I make master page text frame changes, and go back to view body
pages, frame no longer asks me
Hi Melanie
Why do you need the PDF to be the right size? On screen, it *really* doesn't
matter whether it's A4 or letter, and as the others said, printers cope, so
anyone who prints your work won't lose any of it. Unless you really need your
users to be able to print at 100% with good-looking
Hi Karen
A while ago we needed to track down multiple named destinations and
someone in our group worked out how. He generated an Alphabetical List
of Markers of type Cross-Ref, which includes the marker ID. Then he
saved that as text and imported it into Excel. The IDs end up in one
column that
Hi Merry
First, back your file up before you play with text frames on Master
pages. You can get unexpected results. Also, remember that changing the
text frame on a master page changes it for all pages that use that
master page. You can change single body pages (in the same way as I
describe
You can change the text frames on the Master pages till they're the way you
want them to be, then force the body pages to use them. To do this, in Body
page view, select Format menu Page layout Master Page Usage). But
definitely save first!
Cheers, Rebecca
Merry Foxworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
According to Shlomo Perets' website
(http://www.microtype.com/FM_bugs.html) people have reported issues
with FM7.x and Save As PDF when using Win98, or tagged PDF, or custom
page sizes, or Acrobat 6.x.
We seem to be fine with it, but we're not using any of the above. ;-)
Cheers, Rebecca
Diane
Yes, see the problem. :-( No, don't have a fix. :-((
But when it happens, I click on the beginning of the page it stopped at and
re-start the search. That keeps it happy, at least for a moment.
Cheers, Rebecca
Mary Holder [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/08/06 03:39
Hello Framers,
I recently upgraded
Yep, use hypertext links instead of xrefs. To make a link, first make
the target, then create the link.
To create target:
1. place insertion point at destination
2. select Special Hypertext
3. select Command Specify Named Destination
4. after newlink type a linkname (must be unique within
Hi Roger
Make sure he has a FILE: port in his printer setup. Nothing has to use it, it
just has to exist. To check if it exists, open up the properties for any
printer and check the ports tab. If it doesn't exist, note the port that the
printer is currently using, then add the FILE: port as a
We had a file crash a couple of weeks ago when saving to MIF. Turned out the
problem was that it had a table of contents imported as a text inset at the
start, and the second page of that had two copies of the text frame. Once we
deleted the spare, problem gone.
Cheers, Rebecca
Aronsson,
Hi Kevin
I agree with all the people who said to avoid tabs as a formatting aid,
but just thought I'd point out that you can use tabs in a table. Just
type Esc-Tab.
As other said, the solution to your problem is to use Heading Rows
instead of the table title. Also, you almost definitely should
Are you sure you haven't accidentally applied that paragraph tag to a
paragraph of something else earlier in the chapter? To check, search for
the paragraph tag name.
Cheers, Rebecca
Lorraine Kiewiet [EMAIL PROTECTED] 15/08/06 05:44
Yes. It certainly is Monday, and I've switched from coffee to
You also need to test THOROUGHLY if you do this. I played with a heap of
the dialog boxes a while ago and everything seemed fine. Then next time
I used Save As PDF, frame crashed. Sigh.
Cheers, Rebecca
Joe Malin [EMAIL PROTECTED] 16/08/06 12:11
I noted previously that most FM dialogs have both
Ugh. Upgrades can be a pain.
I'd start by checking if you have a printer FILE: port. That's the port
FM sends print jobs to when printing as postscript, which Save as PDF
needs as an intermediate step. Updating/reinstalling Acrobat seems to
clobber the port, for us anyway.
If you don't have a
What nasty image is on page 45? If you make a postscript file with just
that page, can you distill that?
Cheers, Rebecca
Jennifer Randel [EMAIL PROTECTED] 25/08/06 07:42
Hi all,
I have been sucessfully creating PDFs from FrameMaker today, but all
of
a sudden, I try to create one and I it
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/make a version of Courier that has
the italics as its regular form. That should be do-able. If anyone
knows how off the top of their head, I'd appreciate the info. Otherwise,
I'll go play.
Cheers, Rebecca
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rebecca officer wrote:
I just wondered
Hi David
Check that someone hasn't applied a character tag to the offending
headers. Even if they look the same as the others, it's possible someone
applied a character tag and then overrode that character tag to make the
headings look right. If they have, FM could be displaying the xref
Hi Dov
Are you saying that deleting the font cache and rebooting should get
rid of the symptoms for a while, regardless of the size of the font
cache after reboot?
My memory of last year's posts was that you had to also reduce the size
of the font cache by deleting big unused fonts. I did that a
correctly. and it worked, was this correct method.
Dave
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Hi David
Check
Okay, I'll rise to that bait. Nothing like a nice cheerful OT war.
I'll concede LaTeX's learning curve, and that its PDF support and font
management sucks. But it does absolutely gorgeous equations. Easily. And
it's got no bugs. And its bibliography engine is pretty cool.
It's not the tool for
Look at the paragraph tag for your title text and check if the language
is set to none. That stops the spellchecker from checking them.
Cheers, Rebecca
Mark Southee [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/01/07 9:41 PM
Have just noticed (and reproduced) that the spelling checker is not
including table titles
for that Rebecca, but the language is set to US English.
Cheers
Mark
-Original Message-
From: rebecca officer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 March 2007 10:05
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com; Mark Southee
Subject: Re: Spelling Checker not checking table titles
Look at the paragraph tag for your
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