Hello Schlomo,
I tried to take a look at this example, but I got an error message saying:
Requested file not found. The link you followed may be outdated or
inaccurate. ;-(
Best regards
Yves
On 5/17/06, Shlomo Perets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Creamer wrote:
Acrobat 8 is supposed to
Jeremy,
thanks for your answer. See comments further down.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
I wrote:
[...]
What could the problem be, and how can I solve this?
There seems to be an intermittent problem in Frame itself.
When we added the ability to make PDF to our runfm.exe tool,
we ran into
Hello,
You are thinking in the right direction.
Put a graphic frame on the reference page (name it), in there a text
frame and create in the text frame a table.
Call the graphic frame via the frame below paragraph function on the
advanced tab of the paragraph designer as you saying below.
Acrobat 8 is supposed to be out by the end of the year. I would imagine it
will support importing/imbedding of Flash files.
Integration may be improved, but Flash can be linked (web/local) or
embedded in Acrobat, starting with Acrobat Professional 6.
See a sample PDF at
Yves,
You wrote:
I tried to take a look at this example, but I got an error message saying:
Requested file not found. The link you followed may be outdated or
inaccurate. ;-(
Did you click the [SWF] link at the bottom right corner in
http://www.microtype.com/showcase/MultiMedia_Acro6.pdf?
In this project I am opening an XML file using an application with XSLT
and r/w rules.
Is it possible to specify a border around a graphic object in the EDD,
or would this be a read/write rule?
Or is it just not possible?
I've been snooping around the Structured Dev Guide but haven't found
I've got to convert a MS Word (2003) doc to FM, however, the xrefs (
also index markers) do not seem to be coming across. The morning coffee
is not working today, as I'm trying to remember if this is unavoidable,
or if there is a way to have them sucessfully transfer.
Grant
OK, folks, settle down. There are currently no specific posting rules
on Framers, but the rules of netiquette always apply to any list or
forum. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netiquette and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaming for information.
I have seen multiple instances in at least three
--- Linda G. Gallagher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't think it was necessary to single out my
response and call what I
said laughable.
Your unqualified statement that the only people left
who use such numbering schemes are engineers
communicating with other
Is this a private email from Linda that you posted to the list? How
completely rude.
*That* is surely a netiquette violation, I've never been on an email
list or newsgroup where it was tolerated.
Anne
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--- Anne Robotti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this a private email from Linda that you posted
to the list? How
completely rude.
=
My mistake, and I apologize to Linda. The Framer's
list, unlike some others, identifies the sender's
name, not the list's name as the
Automatically rotating pages is set in Acrobat Distiller.
SettingsJob Options, General tab.
You specify rotation individually or collectively by file.
//Paul
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I'm not familiar with versions of FM help prior to vers. 7, which I am
using. That, I can agree wholeheartedly, sucks.
As a self-taught FM user, it takes hours, literally hours to figure out
some new operation or feature in Framemaker. Operations/features, I might
add, that were pretty much
Excellent post Dan. Your post was exactly what I wanted (but was too lazy)
to post as soon as I saw the original post about numbering.
Far too often I see technical writers complaining about layout, format,
or organisation because they simply don't like it or it doesn't look
right. And then
Under http://www.microtype.com/FrameMakerFAQ.html#Structure there are links
to a few FM7.2 Structure-specific technical papers, including a new "Using
XSLT in FM7.2" paper.
Shlomo Perets
MicroType, http://www.microtype.com
Training, consulting & add-ons: FrameMaker, Structured FM and Acrobat
Hello Schlomo,
I tried to take a look at this example, but I got an error message saying:
"Requested file not found. The link you followed may be outdated or
inaccurate." ;-(
Best regards
Yves
On 5/17/06, Shlomo Perets wrote:
>
> David Creamer wrote:
>
> >Acrobat 8 is supposed to be out by
Jeremy,
thanks for your answer. See comments further down.
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> I wrote:
>
[...]
> >What could the problem be, and how can I solve this?
>
> There seems to be an intermittent problem in Frame itself.
> When we added the ability to make PDF to our runfm.exe tool,
> we ran
At 15:33 -0500 17/5/06, Doug wrote:
>Is there a way to automatically create a table when you apply a
>specific paragraph format?
Afaik only in structured Frame, through the use of an 'Automatically insert
child' directive in the EDD.
--
Steve
At 16:15 -0400 17/5/06, Ron Miller wrote:
>If I experiment with style changes, Word creates a new style like Body + blue
>font + 6 pt line spacing. It handles numbered lists very poorly and it is
>quirky and seems to lack any coherent use model. Frame on the other, while not
>perfect (what
I am not [yet] into WebWorks and I don't know whether the code example
you give is an automatic conversion by the application or whether this
is something you decide (in your rules). But I have a BIG general
question here (to the list):
Why use Microsoft arbitrary code instead of the generic
Hello,
You are thinking in the right direction.
Put a graphic frame on the reference page (name it), in there a text
frame and create in the text frame a table.
Call the graphic frame via the frame below paragraph function on the
advanced tab of the paragraph designer as you saying below.
Word has its place, but if you want to have a structured/disciplined
approach to document creation, Frame wins hands down. There really is no
comparison. I tried using WWP for Word, but I was so frustrated trying
to set up the Word document for WWP that I gave up and went back to
Frame. And I
Hi Bodvar,
Am not sure what you are asking vis-a-vis WebWorks.
1) Writing HTML in a text editor using the W3C standards is by far the cleanest
way to go. WebWorks, and for that matter, few, if any, others will be as clean.
Certainly, WWP's use of CSS is less efficient than yours might be by
>> Acrobat 8 is supposed to be out by the end of the year. I would imagine it
>> will support importing/imbedding of Flash files.
>
> Integration may be improved, but Flash can be linked (web/local) or
> embedded in Acrobat, starting with Acrobat Professional 6.
>
> See a sample PDF at
Yves,
You wrote:
>I tried to take a look at this example, but I got an error message saying:
>
>"Requested file not found. The link you followed may be outdated or
>inaccurate." ;-(
Did you click the [SWF] link at the bottom right corner in
In this project I am opening an XML file using an application with XSLT
and r/w rules.
Is it possible to specify a border around a graphic object in the EDD,
or would this be a read/write rule?
Or is it just not possible?
I've been snooping around the Structured Dev Guide but haven't found
At 07:04 AM 5/18/2006, Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
>Is it possible to specify a border around a graphic object in the EDD, or
>would this be a read/write rule?
>Or is it just not possible?
Don,
Neither a EDD nor r/w rules can set this property. A simple FDK client
could do so as part of the
Hi Bodvar-
Actually, this is the code generated by WebWorks, and it is supposed to be
simple HTML. I did not personally write the HTML. I am sure I could tweak the
HTML as you suggested (and thanks so much for the careful analysis!), but I
wanted to change the WebWorks configuration so that it
I've got to convert a MS Word (2003) doc to FM, however, the xrefs (&
also index markers) do not seem to be coming across. The morning coffee
is not working today, as I'm trying to remember if this is unavoidable,
or if there is a way to have them sucessfully transfer.
Grant
OK, folks, settle down. There are currently no specific posting rules
on Framers, but the rules of netiquette always apply to any list or
forum. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netiquette and
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flaming for information.
I have seen multiple instances in at least three
--- "Linda G. Gallagher"
wrote:
> I don't think it was necessary to single out my
> response and call what I
> said laughable.
Your unqualified statement that the only people left
who use such numbering schemes are engineers
communicating with other engineers is
A few details on the process you're using to convert would be helpful
Art
On 5/18/06, Grant Hogarth wrote:
> I've got to convert a MS Word (2003) doc to FM, however, the xrefs (&
> also index markers) do not seem to be coming across. The morning coffee
> is not working today, as I'm trying
Hi Lilah,
On 5/18/06, Lilah Johnson wrote:
> Hi Bodvar-
> Actually, this is the code generated by WebWorks, and it is supposed to be
> simple
> HTML.
I was afraid sol
> I did not personally write the HTML. I am sure I could tweak the HTML as you
> suggested (and thanks so much for the
Is this a private email from Linda that you posted to the list? How
completely rude.
*That* is surely a netiquette violation, I've never been on an email
list or newsgroup where it was tolerated.
Anne
> -Original Message-
> From:
> framers-bounces+arobotti=journalregister.com at
Greetings:
I just upgraded to Frame 7.2 on Win2000, and discovered that my 'old"
WWP-SE7 projects will not work ...
Do I have to install the new WWP-SE8? - and will it 'recognize' my old WWP7
projects, or do I have to import them or something?
Apprec any help.
Thanks!
Steve Gillespie, PMP
Thanks Fred. I have learned that sometimes the path of least resistance is
the best solution. Don't ask why, do what works!
Nandini
-Original Message-
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 4:59 AM
To: nandini at resonate.com
Subject: RE: Cannot save
--- Anne Robotti wrote:
> Is this a private email from Linda that you posted
> to the list? How
> completely rude.
=
My mistake, and I apologize to Linda. The Framer's
list, unlike some others, identifies the sender's
name, not the list's name as the sender. My default
Automatically rotating pages is set in Acrobat Distiller.
Settings>Job Options, General tab.
You specify rotation individually or collectively by file.
//Paul
I'm not familiar with versions of FM help prior to vers. 7, which I am
using. That, I can agree wholeheartedly, sucks.
As a self-taught FM user, it takes hours, literally hours to figure out
some new operation or feature in Framemaker. Operations/features, I might
add, that were pretty much
Hi, Laura:
At 3:08 PM -0400 5/18/06, Laura_J_Kirk at bd.com wrote:
>I'm not familiar with versions of FM help prior to vers. 7, which I am
>using. That, I can agree wholeheartedly, sucks.
>
>As a self-taught FM user, it takes hours, literally hours to figure out
>some new operation or feature in
la
s?curit? de nos systems d'information et qu'elle fur?tera les courriels
entrant.
Merci.
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