Your snip below deleted from my original post the
main reason I gave for why intentionally blank pages
should be unambiguously labeled. The snipped part was:
The fact that, more and more, technical manuals are
being delivered as computer files, not professionally
printed and bound paper
What he's saying is that FM files are binary, which means they're not
composed entirely of printable characters (that's a simplified
explanation). You can't do the normal type of ClearCase operation on
them. That probably freaks him out. It shouldn't; I have used ClearCase
and other SCM products
--- Shmuel Wolfson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I always felt that This Page Intentionally Left
Blank sounds a bit
weird. Why would you intentionally leave a page
blank? I vote to change
it to This Page Left Blank for Double-sided
Printing.
What about the
At 09:13 AM 10/19/2006, Daniel Osborn wrote:
If you use the is fm property rule to translate a markup attribute to
a FrameMaker property, the markup attribute does not also appear as a
FrameMaker attribute.
My question is, is there a way to do this so that the markup attribute
does appear as
Joanne,
On the Basic page of the Table Designer, set Numbering to Column First.
--Lynne
At 09:35 AM 10/19/2006, That Darned Writer wrote:
Hi Frame gurus... I may have known this but forgotten. I checked the
archives and the online help and didn't see anything there, so I'm coming
to
Certainly I don't advocate the use of MIL specs for
preparing commercial manuals. I do know, however, that
most tech writers who produce manuals for commercial
products remain blissfully unaware of the problems
caused by their outputs.
Unlike typical users of commercial products, most
users of
Grusse WoK,
Besuchen Sie auf www.frameusers.com. Sie konnen daran Viele plug-ins
finden.
Wenn einer dass arbeitet wie Sie wunchen daran ist weiss ich nicht.
(Visit www.frameusers.com. You can find many plug-ins on it, but I do not
know
whether one that works as you want is on it.)
But as
At 09:41 AM 10/20/2006, Daniel Osborn wrote:
Thanks, it works perfectly. The name of the table format and the
attribute value are the same, so no problems there.
Daniel,
Just remember that it is the user's responsibility to keep the attribute
value and table format the same.
Hi, Joaanne:
Define the Numbering attribute in the Basic Properties of the table
format in the table designer as Column First.
HTH
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices
That Darned Writer wrote:
Hi Frame gurus... I may have known this but forgotten. I checked the
Hello,
We use Frame for basically what you're talking about, I believe. We
have several versions of our main software product and the previous
writers set up the documentation using variables and different color
text to indicate which words/paragraphs belongs to what version. It
works fairly
Spreadbury, David wrote:
Pat, You want to set the Document Properties Initial View to force
the PDF to open on the specific page.
From:
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behalf of Pat Christenson Sent: Wed 10/18/2006 12:32 PM To: framers
List Subject: Link from HTML to PDF
Daniel Emory wrote:
Certainly I don't advocate the use of MIL specs for preparing
commercial manuals. I do know, however, that most tech
writers who produce manuals for commercial products remain
blissfully unaware of the problems caused by their outputs.
A valid point. Although some
I knew that then. I wasn't aware of the solution that Rick Quatro came
up with. Rick's response solved Pat's problem and I, as well as many
others I would guess, learned something that just might come in handy.
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