RE: Ipsum Lorem?

[Combs, Richard]

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 You can install a Lorem Ipsum generator in Firefox called 
 Dummy Lipsum.

Go to www.lipsum.com for links to the Firefox add-in, a Dreamweaver
extension, TeX package, etc. Or use their online generator. Tell it how
many pgfs, words, bytes, or bulleted lists you want, click a button, and
copy/paste the results. 

HTH!
Richard


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You can install a Lorem Ipsum generator in Firefox called Dummy Lipsum.
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Ipsum Lorem?

[Combs, Richard]

hedley.finger at myob.com wrote: 

> You can install a Lorem Ipsum generator in Firefox called 
> Dummy Lipsum.

Go to www.lipsum.com for links to the Firefox add-in, a Dreamweaver
extension, TeX package, etc. Or use their online generator. Tell it how
many pgfs, words, bytes, or bulleted lists you want, click a button, and
copy/paste the results. 

HTH!
Richard


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Re: Ipsum Lorem?

[Shlomo Perets]

Robert Kern wrote (long ago):


I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
Its frequently referred to as Ipsum Lorem (pardon spelling).



This question was answered, and replies were also summarized and posted to 
the list.


Whatever text is used in the template (whether FM or Word), File Info 
(especially Title) should be left blank and populated only in the actual 
content files, in a unique way. Otherwise, Lorem ipsum (together with the 
quick brown fox) may end up showing in web searches -- see current Hmmm... 
item at http://www.microtype.com/Hmmm.html



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Re: Ipsum Lorem?

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You can install a Lorem Ipsum generator in Firefox called Dummy Lipsum.
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Ipsum Lorem?

[Shlomo Perets]

Robert Kern wrote (long ago):

>I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
>distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
>Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
>Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).


This question was answered, and replies were also summarized and posted to 
the list.

Whatever text is used in the template (whether FM or Word), File Info 
(especially Title) should be left blank and populated only in the actual 
content files, in a unique way. Otherwise, Lorem ipsum (together with the 
quick brown fox) may end up showing in web searches -- see current Hmmm... 
item at http://www.microtype.com/Hmmm.html


Shlomo Perets

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Re: Ipsum Lorem? Thanks!

[Steve Rickaby]

At 11:51 -0400 28/9/06, Robert Kern wrote:

OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)

Here's one more. For anyone on a Mac, there's a nice little freeware 
stand-alone program called MacLorem, which can generate text in just about any 
simulated language except Klingon.

http://judebear.daveward.net/MacLorem/index.html

Batombi nasili mpe mwa tajata unko na mpe la? Unko koi unko te, Kintamo mpe te 
na miu bokoto te Kintamo yo tajala taleme o te tuye ngai unko la na tata? 

Quite. And great fun for getting your own back on Word's spelling checker.

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Ipsum Lorem? Thanks!

[Steve Rickaby]

At 11:51 -0400 28/9/06, Robert Kern wrote:

>OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)

Here's one more. For anyone on a Mac, there's a nice little freeware 
stand-alone program called MacLorem, which can generate text in just about any 
simulated language except Klingon.



Batombi nasili mpe mwa tajata unko na mpe la? Unko koi unko te, Kintamo mpe te 
na miu bokoto te Kintamo yo tajala taleme o te tuye ngai unko la na tata? 

Quite. And great fun for getting your own back on Word's spelling checker.

-- 
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Ipsum Lorem?

[Robert Kern]

Framers,

I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't 
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with 
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?


Its frequently referred to as Ipsum Lorem (pardon spelling).

Thanks.

-bob

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RE: Ipsum Lorem?

[Grant Hogarth]

1 Try here:
http://www.lipsum.com/

Also, if you have Firefox, there is a LI generator plugin.

Grant 

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Subject: Ipsum Lorem?

Framers,

I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?

Its frequently referred to as Ipsum Lorem (pardon spelling).

Thanks.

-bob

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Re: Ipsum Lorem?

[Stuart Rogers]

Robert Kern wrote:

Framers,

I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't 
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with 
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?


Its frequently referred to as Ipsum Lorem (pardon spelling).



Spelling is fine. Word order is sub-optimal ;-)

I don't know if it does in fact come with Frame, but you can get all you 
want from http://www.lipsum.com/


HTH,

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Re: Ipsum Lorem? Thanks!

[Robert Kern]

OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
Two most sited and easy to use were:

   www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
   you need)
   File  New  Document  Explore Standard Templates, select Report
   and click Show Sample.

Thanks for the quick and thorough response!

-bob
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Re: Ipsum Lorem? MS Word

[Stuart Rogers]

Robert Kern wrote:

OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
Two most sited and easy to use were:

   www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
   you need)
   File  New  Document  Explore Standard Templates, select Report
   and click Show Sample.

Thanks for the quick and thorough response!



There's also a function in MS Word that will produce a specified number 
of repetitions of The quick brown fox... arranged in paragraphs, which 
could then be copied/pasted-special into FM. Not quite as 
non-distracting as lorem ipsum, but possibly useful too.


In a new Word doc, type
  =rand(p,s)
where p is the number of paragraphs and s is the number of sentences per 
paragraph. Press Enter to see the result.


sr

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Ipsum Lorem?

[Robert Kern]

Framers,

I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't 
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with 
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?

Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).

Thanks.

-bob

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Ipsum Lorem?

[Grant Hogarth]

1 Try here:
http://www.lipsum.com/

Also, if you have Firefox, there is a LI generator plugin.

Grant 

-Original Message-
From: Behalf Of Robert Kern
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 9:05 AM
To: Framers
Subject: Ipsum Lorem?

Framers,

I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?

Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).

Thanks.

-bob

Ipsum Lorem?

[Stuart Rogers]

Robert Kern wrote:
> Framers,
> 
> I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't 
> distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with 
> Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
> 
> Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).
> 

Spelling is fine. Word order is sub-optimal ;-)

I don't know if it does in fact come with Frame, but you can get all you 
want from http://www.lipsum.com/

HTH,

-- 
Stuart Rogers
Technical Communicator
Phoenix Geophysics Limited
Toronto, ON, Canada
+1 (416) 491-7340 x 325

srogers phoenix-geophysics com

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Ipsum Lorem?

[Shlomo Perets]

Robert,

You wrote:

>I need greek text to flesh out a design with sample content that won't
>distract the client by letting her read it. I know that this ships with
>Frame but can't find it. Anybody tell me where its hidden?
>Its frequently referred to as "Ipsum Lorem" (pardon spelling).

File > New > Document > Explore Standard Templates, select "Report" and 
click Show Sample.

A better way, however, may be to use one of the dummy text generators 
listed at: http://www.microtype.com/FrameMakerTemplates.html


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Ipsum Lorem? Thanks!

[Robert Kern]

OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
Two most sited and easy to use were:

www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
you need)
File > New > Document > Explore Standard Templates, select "Report"
and click Show Sample.

Thanks for the quick and thorough response!

-bob
__
Robert Kern
TIPS Technical Publishing, Inc.
108 E. Main Street, Suite 4
Carrboro, NC  27510
www.technicalpublishing.com
bob at technicalpublishing.com
919-933-2629 phone
919-338-2899 fax


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Ipsum Lorem? & MS Word

[Stuart Rogers]

Robert Kern wrote:
> OK, more useful suggestions than I can thank individually :)
> Two most sited and easy to use were:
> 
>www.lipsum.com (allows you to generate any given quantity of text
>you need)
>File > New > Document > Explore Standard Templates, select "Report"
>and click Show Sample.
> 
> Thanks for the quick and thorough response!
> 

There's also a function in MS Word that will produce a specified number 
of repetitions of "The quick brown fox..." arranged in paragraphs, which 
could then be copied/pasted-special into FM. Not quite as 
non-distracting as lorem ipsum, but possibly useful too.

In a new Word doc, type
   =rand(p,s)
where p is the number of paragraphs and s is the number of sentences per 
paragraph. Press Enter to see the result.

sr

-- 
Stuart Rogers
Technical Communicator
Phoenix Geophysics Limited
Toronto, ON, Canada
+1 (416) 491-7340 x 325

srogers phoenix-geophysics com

"Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons."
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