Re: [Framers] Captions

Fantastic! Thanks for the feedback. -Original Message- From: Framers On Behalf Of Doug Sent: Friday, December 13, 2019 3:27 PM To: An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software. Subject: Re: [Framers] Captions Thanks for that tip, Rick. It works brilliantly, and it's so

Re: [Framers] Captions

Thanks for that tip, Rick. It works brilliantly, and it's so simple I'm surprised I didn't think of it. Doug On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 12:13 PM Rick Quatro wrote: > I am not sure how your document is set up, but I have done something like > this: > > paragraph format: "anchor" with autonumber

Re: [Framers] Captions

I am not sure how your document is set up, but I have done something like this: paragraph format: "anchor" with autonumber F: and color White. This is the paragraph that has the anchored frame. paragraph format: "caption" with autonumber F:Figure . All of my cross-references point to the anchor

Re: [Framers] Captions

My shop's standard is to (sigh) put the captions below the objects. My workaround for this is to put a xref link above the object. This works well, except the object name/number in the xref link doesn't update automatically if the caption changes. (This is the reason for one of my feature

Re: [Framers] Captions

Frame goes to where you put the cross-reference marker, so yes, if you want the graphic to be visible when you jump to it, you have to put the marker above the graphic. Frame only has one type of cross-reference marker; there is no way for the program to distinguish between "this place in the

[Framers] Long-time FM Unstructured User Needs Structured Advice

Hi, All, I've been using FM since Version 3, but I haven't had to use it much lately (as a matter of fact, I'll need to sign up for a new license). When Structured FM first came out, I checked it out but decided that the steep learning curve wasn't worth it for the documents I was writing.

Re: [Framers] Captions

Hi Doug, My more academically inclined colleagues tell me (in Britain at least) table titles go above and figure titles go below. However, I've always put both above. For the reason that you state, about cross references going to the top of the page. The same happens in PDFs if

[Framers] Captions

Is there an industry standard or best practice to follow when deciding where to place the caption for an image, table, or equation? The obvious choices are either above the object or below it. Also, if you place your captions below, how do you deal with making cross-references to the caption?

Re: [Framers] Changing Setup Files

On 10 Dec 2019 at 15:55, Orly Zimmerman wrote: > 1. I saw that the FM developers added a note asking us to be > careful when assigning the F10 key to something, because Windows uses that > key for different things-  anyone know what its commonly used for? Dear Orly, Yes, F10 is used in Windows,

Re: [Framers] Frame Properties

I understand that concern, but I see it as a minor inconvenience, once that can be remedied via the use of the mouse's scroll wheel, by zooming back out, or by clicking the down arrow on the scroll bar/dragging the scroll bar down. On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 5:27 AM Klaus Daube wrote: > On 12 Dec

Re: [Framers] Frame Properties

Hi Doug, Just add a comment in the Adobe Tracker. That's fine. I also notice issues and cannot reproduce them next time. Possibly there was something special with your test file. Best regards Winfried -Original Message- From: Framers On Behalf Of Doug Sent: Friday, December 13,

Re: [Framers] Frame Properties

5570 seems to no longer be an issue. Strange. I can't reproduce it either. I don't see a way to change the status of the request, however. On Fri, Dec 13, 2019 at 2:40 AM Reng Winfried wrote: > Hi Doug, > > I cannot reproduce issue 5570. > When I save the document and then delete a >

Re: [Framers] Frame Properties

On 12 Dec 2019 at 11:29, Doug wrote: > Unclickable cross references > FRMAKER-5971 Doug, think about this scenario: - You have such a cross reference at the top of a page and the target is far down. - You do not see the whole page due to the