It means that some of the documents in a book are set to show
condition indicators (change bars / underline / text color / whatever)
and some aren't.
The way FM's conditional text is implemented is complicated and confusing.
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gt; From: rsh...@iafrica.com
> To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: "Use Condition Indicators setting is inconsistent"
> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 19:10:33 +0200
>
> Dear Framers:
> I would love to know what this message means.
> Has it something to do with
It means one of two things:
1. The conditions that are *selected* to be viewed in each file are not
the same throughout the book. (Even if you do not apply the conditions
to any text, there still can be conditions defined in the file.)
2. You have conditions that are defined in some, but not al
Dear Framers:
I would love to know what this message means.
Has it something to do with conditional text? The capitalized noun would
indicate no.
(I do not use conditional text).
Or does this refer to a condition which is set.
Could this be a toggle switch? And the condition is on or off
The toggle
s easy to fix by importing the
conditional text formatting properties from one file to all the other files in
the book.
-Fred Ridder
> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 19:57:07 +0200
> From: shmuelw1 at gmail.com
> To: rshell at iafrica.com; framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Re: "U
From: rshell at iafrica.com
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: "Use Condition Indicators setting is inconsistent"
> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 19:10:33 +0200
>
> Dear Framers:
> I would love to know what this message means.
> Has it something to do with
Rob Shell wrote:
> Subject: "Use Condition Indicators setting is inconsistent"
>
> Dear Framers:
> I would love to know what this message means.
> Has it something to do with conditional text? The capitalized noun
> would
> indicate no.
Why would the capitaliza
Rob Shell wrote:
> Subject: "Use Condition Indicators setting is inconsistent"
>
> Dear Framers:
> I would love to know what this message means.
> Has it something to do with conditional text? The capitalized noun
> would
> indicate no.
Why would the capitaliza
s easy to fix by importing the
conditional text formatting properties from one file to all the other files in
the book.
-Fred Ridder
> Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2012 19:57:07 +0200
> From: shmue...@gmail.com
> To: rsh...@iafrica.com; framers@lists.frameusers.com
> Subject: Re: "Use Condition In
It means one of two things:
1. The conditions that are *selected* to be viewed in each file are not
the same throughout the book. (Even if you do not apply the conditions
to any text, there still can be conditions defined in the file.)
2. You have conditions that are defined in some, but not
You have one or more conditions in one or more files. One or more of these
conditions is set to display the condition indicators in one or more of these
files.
Remove the conditions, set the condition indicators the same across all files,
and you'll be free of the messages.
Remember to also lo
You have one or more conditions in one or more files. One or more of these
conditions is set to display the condition indicators in one or more of these
files.
Remove the conditions, set the condition indicators the same across all files,
and you'll be free of the messages.
Remember to also lo
It means that some of the documents in a book are set to show
condition indicators (change bars / underline / text color / whatever)
and some aren't.
The way FM's conditional text is implemented is complicated and confusing.
Dear Framers:
I would love to know what this message means.
Has it something to do with conditional text? The capitalized noun would
indicate no.
(I do not use conditional text).
Or does this refer to a condition which is set.
Could this be a toggle switch? And the condition is on or off
The toggle
Hello,
Using FM 7.0p492 with an unstructured book.
Each chapter in the book has one conditional setting which is "Index"
and is set to black.
When I compile, I get a Book Error Report with the message "Use
Conditional Indicators setting is inconsistent".
I checked that all 18 chapters are set co
To reconcile the differences, select all chapters in the book and
apply the condition and view setting at the book level...
Art
On 12/5/06, susan.mcdonald at teradyne.com
wrote:
> "Paul Di Somma" asked:
> >
> > Using FM 7.0p492 with an unstructured book.
> >
> > Each chapter in the book has on
"Paul Di Somma" asked:
>
> Using FM 7.0p492 with an unstructured book.
>
> Each chapter in the book has one conditional setting which is "Index"
> and is set to black.
> When I compile, I get a Book Error Report with the message "Use
> Conditional Indicators setting is inconsistent".
>
> I chec
To reconcile the differences, select all chapters in the book and
apply the condition and view setting at the book level...
Art
On 12/5/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Paul Di Somma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
>
> Using FM 7.0p492 with an unstructured book.
>
> Each chapter in
"Paul Di Somma" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
>
> Using FM 7.0p492 with an unstructured book.
>
> Each chapter in the book has one conditional setting which is "Index"
> and is set to black.
> When I compile, I get a Book Error Report with the message "Use
> Conditional Indicators setting is inconsi
Hello,
Using FM 7.0p492 with an unstructured book.
Each chapter in the book has one conditional setting which is "Index"
and is set to black.
When I compile, I get a Book Error Report with the message "Use
Conditional Indicators setting is inconsistent".
I checked that all 18 chapters are set co
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