Thank you Art, Fred, Anne, and the kind person who suggested to follow
Anne's tip to rename the old book to fix breaking cross-references. It
worked like a charm. Live long Framers, and prosper!
Nadine
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Thank you Art, Fred, Anne, and the kind person who suggested to follow
Anne's tip to rename the old book to fix breaking cross-references. It
worked like a charm. Live long Framers, and prosper!
Nadine
PhotoShop is more versatile and has a shorter learning curve. Illustrator is
good if you are making pin diagrams (semiconductors etc).
You can take any screenshot, photo of a product, or a picture and edit it in
PhotoShop. Illustrator is a designer.
Whatever little I know. Illustrator you can't
PhotoShop is more versatile and has a shorter learning curve. Illustrator is
good if you are making pin diagrams (semiconductors etc).
You can take any screenshot, photo of a product, or a picture and edit it in
PhotoShop. Illustrator is a designer.
Whatever little I know. Illustrator you can't
Thank you very much for your suggestions, Fred, Art, and Anne.
Fred, you are right about problems moving in Windows 2000. I have one new
folder, on network drive F (this is part of problem) which contains files
moved from the old folder in Windows 2000. I did not move them from
FrameMaker 7.2
Thank you very much for your suggestions, Fred, Art, and Anne.
Fred, you are right about problems moving in Windows 2000. I have one new
folder, on network drive F (this is part of problem) which contains files
moved from the old folder in Windows 2000. I did not move them from
FrameMaker 7.2
that you know has issues to see
if it's a workable solution.
My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel.
Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com)
Intel
Parsippany, NJ
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Sent: Monday, May 22
Dear Framers,
Because there were too many versions of the book files in the folder
"Old-New" on the network drive F, we created a new folder "CD5 Book Files"
on the same network drive F and transferred the latest copies and the book
to that folder. As Frame started looking for the graphics in the
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Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 2:35 PM
To: Nandini Garud
Subject: RE: How to de-select Cross-references
I find myself asking once again, "How did you transfer the files
to the new location?" Was it from FrameMaker using Save As?
Or did you do it from Windows? And if you did it
While my 16-file book was open and I had updated content in about four
files, I somehow got out of the book. The window showed all other files
except the book. I saved all files individually with original names, created
a new book and put all the files in the book there and called it new book.
While my 16-file book was open and I had updated content in about four
files, I somehow got out of the book. The window showed all other files
except the book. I saved all files individually with original names, created
a new book and put all the files in the book there and called it "new book".
place on the network drive.
>From: "Nandini Garud"
>To:
>CC: websupport at adobe.com
>Subject: Cannot save some screenshots as .png or .tiff on a network drive
>Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 17:16:32 -0700
>
>Using FrameMaker 7.2 on Windows 2000 on the network drive (F), imp
Using FrameMaker 7.2 on Windows 2000 on the network drive (F), importing
screenshots saved using SnagIt 8.01. Want avoid gray boxes.
Problems:
1. When I saved screenshots to the F (network drive) drive, some screenshots
saved as 1K files (too small a size compared to others), when tried to open
In a lecture at Silicon Valley STC API SIG, the technical honcho at Adobe
fielded questions on where FrameMaker was going. A few points:
* Enhancement of structured features for single sourcing, reuse of content,
and access to content across enterprise
* More support for XML and XSLT formats
*
In a lecture at Silicon Valley STC API SIG, the technical honcho at Adobe
fielded questions on where FrameMaker was going. A few points:
* Enhancement of structured features for single sourcing, reuse of content,
and access to content across enterprise
* More support for XML and XSLT formats
*
Glad to possibly help you Art!
I had trouble with FrameMaker freezing and crashing while using Snagit 8.0.
Was using save Web URLs and scroll bar for the captured windows.
Updated to Snagit 8.01. Used .jpg instead of .png. Works ok in Frame 7.2.
When saving these images, get a message to save
Can you put the caption name and number in the margin column as a run-in
side head? There the chapter name and number can use as much real estate as
they want. The caption (figure name will have plenty of space in the text
column.) In LOF, just list the figures based on chapter names and number
Glad to possibly help you Art!
I had trouble with FrameMaker freezing and crashing while using Snagit 8.0.
Was using save Web URLs and scroll bar for the captured windows.
Updated to Snagit 8.01. Used .jpg instead of .png. Works ok in Frame 7.2.
When saving these images, get a message to save
Can you put the caption name and number in the margin column as a run-in
side head? There the chapter name and number can use as much real estate as
they want. The caption (figure name will have plenty of space in the text
column.) In LOF, just list the figures based on chapter names and number
I have a deep dark and most embarrassing secret. I changed the names of the
first three files in a book while converting from FrameMaker 6.0 to
unstructured 7.2. So as not to affect legacy files, I transferred them to
another hard drive and changed names of the files and the book. As I updated
the
I have a deep dark and most embarrassing secret. I changed the names of the
first three files in a book while converting from FrameMaker 6.0 to
unstructured 7.2. So as not to affect legacy files, I transferred them to
another hard drive and changed names of the files and the book. As I updated
the
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