Hello fellow Frame users,
Is there a way to design a table in FM so that a graphic is
automatically imported with it? For example, in a Notes table?
Brad Simmons
Technical Writer
Ag-Leader Technology
2202 South Riverside Dr.
Ames, Iowa 50010
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Is there a way to design a table in FM so that a graphic is
automatically imported with it? For example, in a Notes table?
You can use the AutoText plugin. Set up the table with graphic as block
text and easily import it with menu clicks or assign a hotkey.
Find AutoText (and other great
Sure. It's a two-step process.
First, set up a paragraph tag for your cell that calls a graphic in a
referenced frame (Advanced tab -- Frame Above or Below) from the
Reference pages.
Then, in your template (or a chapter file), apply the para tag to the
appropriate cell. In Table Designer, do an
I have a series of footnotes associated with tables on the same page.
The first and second are normal. The third references the same footnote
as the second. Because the precedent is not to add an identical footnote
and call it 3, this is accomplished by a cross-reference to the third
footnote.
Because these are _table_ footnotes instead of textual footnotes, the
numbering should reset with each new table, as far as I know, because
each table is a discrete entity. If you have to fake it out (which I
wouldn't recommend, but which you may be able to get away with if
you're not following a
G'day all,
earlier I had posted a query re. the improved CMYK support for colour
definitions ('views') in Frame 9. Save as Pdf will indeed maintain the
CMYK numbers without giving the colour view the RBG make-over
inflicted by earlier versions; so will printing to file + distilling.
Printing
Sounds like good advice, Art, and thanks for that explanation on how FM
handles footnotes.
Appreciatively,
Jim
-Original Message-
From: Art Campbell [mailto:art.campb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 11:40 AM
To: Pinkham, Jim
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re:
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 12:31 PM, Pinkham, Jim jim.pink...@voith.com wrote:
I have a series of footnotes associated with tables on the same page.
The first and second are normal. The third references the same footnote
as the second. Because the precedent is not to add an identical footnote
and
Hi, Jim:
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Pinkham, Jim jim.pink...@voith.com wrote:
Hi, Peter --
Thanks for taking this on. The sequence is 1,2,2,1. The first three are
fine. The second 2 is indeed accomplished by the cross-reference
technique. The only thing I had expected, based on the
No problem, Peter. Thanks for thinking it over :)
-Original Message-
From: knowhow...@gmail.com [mailto:knowhow...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of
Peter Gold
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 1:33 PM
To: Pinkham, Jim
Cc: Art Campbell; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Footnote Out of
Jim,
I had an instance where I had to replicate a published report, and that
report had Tables with footnotes as part of the regular footnote sequence.
In FM this was not possible so I faked it as follows. I created a real
footnote in the anchor paragraph for the table, and coloured the
I've only used the equation editor very lightly.
But provided that you use a font that supports Unicode characters... I
haven't noticed any problems.
The Question Marks you see are the standard display character used for
missing characters in the font in use. So are you sure that the font(s)
Hi all,
In the software I document, a new grid control
has become more and more popular. Looks like a
table (has rows and columns, can be sorted by
clicking column headers, can move and hide columns).
I cannot find in any of my sources the name for
this control for documentation purposes.
Andrey,
You wrote:
Does the problem with equation editor still exist in the FM9? I mean
that in the previous version there aren't possibilities to insert many
symbols and operators. They are replaced with the question marks.
Yes, the problem exists in FM8 and FM9, even when using Unicode fonts
On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:55:18 +, Christopher Seal cs...@sympatico.ca
wrote:
I had an instance where I had to replicate a published report, and that
report had Tables with footnotes as part of the regular footnote sequence.
In FM this was not possible so I faked it as follows. I created a
Suzanne mentioned the Archive plug-in already, and I HIGHLY recommend
it. We use it to capture all the files for the current documentation
release and send them for translation, and we couldn't do without it,
since our files are also stored in multiple folder locations.
-Carla
I will be out of the office starting 02/02/2009 and will not return until
02/03/2009.
I am in the office, but I am working on a tight deadline. I will respond to
your message when I complete my current course. Feel free to call me at
512.507.7021 for an emergency.
Does the problem with equation editor still exist in the FM9? I mean that in
the previous version there aren't possibilities to insert many symbols and
operators. They are replaced with the question marks.
---
Best regards
Andrey 'ABacus' Bondarenko
mail to: abacus at beriev.com
-==-
#define
I've only used the equation editor very lightly.
But provided that you use a font that supports Unicode characters... I
haven't noticed any problems.
The Question Marks you see are the standard display character used for
missing characters in the font in use. So are you sure that the font(s)
I will be out of the office starting 02/02/2009 and will not return until
02/03/2009.
I am in the office, but I am working on a tight deadline. I will respond to
your message when I complete my current course. Feel free to call me at
512.507.7021 for an emergency.
Suzanne mentioned the Archive plug-in already, and I HIGHLY recommend
it. We use it to capture all the files for the current documentation
release and send them for translation, and we couldn't do without it,
since our files are also stored in multiple folder locations.
-Carla
Hello fellow Frame users,
Is there a way to design a table in FM so that a graphic is
automatically imported with it? For example, in a Notes table?
Brad Simmons
Technical Writer
Ag-Leader Technology
2202 South Riverside Dr.
Ames, Iowa 50010
> Is there a way to design a table in FM so that a graphic is
> automatically imported with it? For example, in a Notes table?
You can use the AutoText plugin. Set up the table with graphic as "block"
text and easily import it with menu clicks or assign a hotkey.
Find AutoText (and other great
Sure. It's a two-step process.
First, set up a paragraph tag for your cell that calls a graphic in a
referenced frame (Advanced tab -- Frame Above or Below) from the
Reference pages.
Then, in your template (or a chapter file), apply the para tag to the
appropriate cell. In Table Designer, do an
I have a series of footnotes associated with tables on the same page.
The first and second are normal. The third references the same footnote
as the second. Because the precedent is not to add an identical footnote
and call it 3, this is accomplished by a cross-reference to the third
footnote.
Because these are _table_ footnotes instead of textual footnotes, the
numbering should reset with each new table, as far as I know, because
each table is a discrete entity. If you have to fake it out (which I
wouldn't recommend, but which you may be able to get away with if
you're not following a
G'day all,
earlier I had posted a query re. the improved CMYK support for colour
definitions ('views') in Frame 9. Save as Pdf will indeed maintain the
CMYK numbers without giving the colour view the RBG make-over
inflicted by earlier versions; so will printing to file + distilling.
Printing
Sounds like good advice, Art, and thanks for that explanation on how FM
handles footnotes.
Appreciatively,
Jim
-Original Message-
From: Art Campbell [mailto:art.campb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 11:40 AM
To: Pinkham, Jim
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject:
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 12:31 PM, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
>> I have a series of footnotes associated with tables on the same page.
>> The first and second are normal. The third references the same footnote
>> as the second. Because the precedent is not to add an identical footnote
>> and call it 3,
Hi, Peter --
Thanks for taking this on. The sequence is 1,2,2,1. The first three are
fine. The second 2 is indeed accomplished by the cross-reference
technique. The only thing I had expected, based on the marked-up manual
I'm revising, was that the final footnote would be a 3, not a 1. Based
on
Hi, Jim:
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Pinkham, Jim wrote:
> Hi, Peter --
>
> Thanks for taking this on. The sequence is 1,2,2,1. The first three are
> fine. The second 2 is indeed accomplished by the cross-reference
> technique. The only thing I had expected, based on the marked-up manual
>
No problem, Peter. Thanks for thinking it over :)
-Original Message-
From: knowhowpro at gmail.com [mailto:knowhow...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of
Peter Gold
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 1:33 PM
To: Pinkham, Jim
Cc: Art Campbell; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Footnote Out of
Jim,
I had an instance where I had to replicate a published report, and that
report had Tables with footnotes as part of the regular footnote sequence.
In FM this was not possible so I faked it as follows. I created a real
footnote in the anchor paragraph for the table, and coloured the
Hi all,
In the software I document, a new grid control
has become more and more popular. Looks like a
table (has rows and columns, can be sorted by
clicking column headers, can move and hide columns).
I cannot find in any of my sources the name for
this control for documentation purposes.
On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:55:18 +, "Christopher Seal"
wrote:
>I had an instance where I had to replicate a published report, and that
>report had Tables with footnotes as part of the regular footnote sequence.
>In FM this was not possible so I faked it as follows. I created a real
>footnote
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