HI Hussein, I tried the method that you described with XMLmind XSL Utility v4.6.0, but unfortunately it is not making any difference in the output. I then downloaded the trial version of XMLmind XSL Utility 5.1.0 and followed the same procedure, This time XMLMInd is giving stylesheet error.
* Please advised if we have to make any change in our style sheets for newer version of XMLMInd. * Is this the latest evrsion? * What is the cost of this version per user? Will it include stylesheet or dtds updates too? Many thanks for your support. Best regards, Dimple -----Original Message----- From: Hussein Shafie [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, January 30, 2015 8:19 PM To: Dimple Jindal Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [XFC] XMLMINd XSL Utility 4.6.0; Profiling Training On 01/30/2015 12:41 PM, Dimple Jindal wrote: > > We are using XMLMind XSL Utility 4.6.0 I'm sorry but XMLmind XSL Utility v4.6.0 is no longer supported and I don't remember if this old version behaves like v5.1.0, which I'll use to explain you "XMLmind XSL Utility and DITA profiling" in this email. > and we need a demo of how you can create DITAVAL A DITAVAL file is a simple, short, XML file created using any XML or text editor. The syntax of a DITAVAL file is documented here: http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.2/os/spec/common/about-ditaval.html#ditaval You'll find attached to this email a sample DITAVAL file that we use for one of our documents. > and apply profiling while building outputs. Please advise what is the > procedure for getting this training and the estimated cost. I'm sorry but our company, XMLmind, is purely a software developer. This means that, unfortunately, we are not organized to make demos or to train our customers. All I can do for you is explain things in this email. The procedure for applying a DITAVAL file (profiling) while building outputs can be described as follows: Let's suppose you have created file "C:\dita\filters_1.ditaval". 1) Start XMLmind XSL Utility. 2) Select the conversion specification to which you want to add profiling. Let's suppose you have selected "ditaToPDF". See attached screenshot xslutil_main_window.png. 3) Click "Edit". This displays a dialog box. 4) Select the "DITA" tab. 5) Use the "Browse" button to specify the location of your DITAVAL file in the "Conditional processing profile" text field. For example, choose "C:\dita\filters_1.ditaval". See attached screenshot edit_dialog_box_dita_tab.png. 6) Click "OK" to close the "Edit" dialog box. All this is done once for all. From now, when you'll convert a DITA document to PDF, "C:\dita\filters1.ditaval" will be automatically applied. Of course, if you have created another DITAVAL file "C:\dita\filters_2.ditaval" and want to apply it, you'll have to repeat procedure steps 1) to 6). However after using "Edit" to specify "C:\dita\filters_2.ditaval", using the "Description" tab, you may give a *different* *name* to the conversion, say "ditaTOPDF_2". This way you'll be able to quickly switch between "ditaToPDF" (has "C:\dita\filters_1.ditaval") and "ditaTOPDF_2" (has "C:\dita\filters_2.ditaval"). -- XMLmind FO Converter Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xfc-support
