Hi Yves,
We once created a simple script to find text overflows, run the script and
it will find the first overflow. May be you can use it to create a more
advanced script.
// Detect overflow in AFrames
// Script detects first overflow and stops there
// copyright iDTP; versie 1.0; januari 2003
I did something similar, where I implemented a tiny language that specified the
order in which to try and modify the formatting to get content to fit on a
specific page (the last page). I implemented font changes, text frame changes,
line space changes, and I forget what else. The language spe
Hi Yves,
If you can't find something, let me know, and I can write you a FrameScript
script to do this. Depending on your exact requirements, the cost should be
under $150. Thank you very much.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
rick at frameexpert.com
585-659-8267
Hi
One of the ways to add
Hi
One of the ways to add callouts to a graphic, is by placing a text frame in
the anchored frame and typing the callout in this text frame. However, when
this text is translated, you get text expansion, and the text frame may
become too small. Apparently, this phenomenon is called "overset". For
Even with William's script as a base...
In general, including text in a graphic isn't usually considered a
good practice for just the reason you point out -- during translation,
the text shrinks or grows, depending on the target languages, and that
can require minute adjustment to the graphic.
A
Hi Yves,
If you can't find something, let me know, and I can write you a FrameScript
script to do this. Depending on your exact requirements, the cost should be
under $150. Thank you very much.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing Inc.
r...@frameexpert.com
585-659-8267
Hi
One of the ways to add ca
That's what we do. We put A, B, C... in the graphic, and then create a table
below the graphic with headers like Item, Name, Description.
Nadine
--- On Thu, 6/18/09, Art Campbell wrote:
> From: Art Campbell
> Subject: Re: Overset Manager (or a similar Framescript) for Frame
That's what we do. We put A, B, C... in the graphic, and then create a table
below the graphic with headers like Item, Name, Description.
Nadine
--- On Thu, 6/18/09, Art Campbell wrote:
> From: Art Campbell
> Subject: Re: Overset Manager (or a similar Framescript) for Frame
Even with William's script as a base...
In general, including text in a graphic isn't usually considered a
good practice for just the reason you point out -- during translation,
the text shrinks or grows, depending on the target languages, and that
can require minute adjustment to the graphic.
A
I did something similar, where I implemented a tiny language that specified the
order in which to try and modify the formatting to get content to fit on a
specific page (the last page). I implemented font changes, text frame changes,
line space changes, and I forget what else. The language spe
Hi Yves,
We once created a simple script to find text overflows, run the script and
it will find the first overflow. May be you can use it to create a more
advanced script.
// Detect overflow in AFrames
// Script detects first overflow and stops there
// copyright iDTP; versie 1.0; januari 2003
Hi
One of the ways to add callouts to a graphic, is by placing a text frame in
the anchored frame and typing the callout in this text frame. However, when
this text is translated, you get text expansion, and the text frame may
become too small. Apparently, this phenomenon is called "overset". For
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