RE: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

2012-06-28 Thread de Rouck, Tom (Gent)
Hi Frank,
Thanks for your reply.
In the MIF the tags "" are wrongly added, leading to a path 
"..\.fm".
The "..\" is wrong, so if I delete the "" tags in the MIF via a text 
editor my path is correct. But that's something I don't want to do manually for 
all 200 files, obviously. Maybe I should find out how I can find and replace 
some code in a batch of MIF files (via text editor)? There should be freeware 
for that, right?

Regards,

Tom De Rouck
SGS Documentation Services
Junior Project Manager
Phone:  +32 (0)9 242 81 77

From: Frank Elmore [mailto:fr...@elmsoftonline.com]
Sent: woensdag 27 juni 2012 19:11
To: de Rouck, Tom (Gent); framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

I'm not sure if this is a bug in Fm10 or if that is the way it is designed to 
work. XRefAltText, XRefClientName, XRefClientType and XRefSrcElemNoUniqueId are 
all properties that were added to FM in version 9. However, when I used Fm10 to 
save an Fm10 document as Mif 7.0, the mif file contains these invalid 
properties. This explains why you are getting those messages when opening the 
Mif7 document generated by Fm10.  I tried this myself using the FM10 UI (not 
FrameScript) and I get the same results.

As far as the bad links are concerned, are the files in the same relative 
position? You might have to open a mif file using a text editor and look at the 
mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com>
 [mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of de Rouck, Tom (Gent)
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2012 8:13 AM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com<mailto:framers@lists.frameusers.com>
Subject: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

Dear Framers,

Framemaker 10 + Framemaker 7.2 + Framescript 5.2R1p248

Am I correct that for saving Framemaker 10 files to Framemaker 7, in batch, I 
need to pass by MIF7, right?

In Framemaker 10, I have a script that saves all my Framemaker 10 files from a 
book to MIF7.
In Framemaker 7.2, I then use another script to save a folder of MIFs to FM7. I 
then get a lot of opcode errors in the console:

(13362): Invalid opcode: XRefSrcElemNonUniqueId.
--- Skipping these characters:> -- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif" 
(13363): Invalid opcode: XRefAltText.
--- Skipping these characters:> -- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif" 
(13364): Invalid opcode: XRefApiClient.
--- Skipping these characters:< XRefClientName > < XRefClientType > > 
-- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif"

The files then open with Framemaker 7 but links between different documents of 
the same book do not work any more.

Can someone help?

Thanks in advance,
Tom

Tom De Rouck
SGS Documentation Services
Junior Project Manager

SGS Belgium NV
Derbystraat 243
B-9051 - Gent
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RE: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

2012-06-28 Thread de Rouck, Tom (Gent)
Hi Georg,

Thanks, I'm giving it a try.
However, how comes the "Save Book as MIF7.0" command is saving the files with 
the extension ".fm.mif"? The good news is that the cross-reference seems to 
work now (however referring to a xxx.fm.mif file).
If I then run my framescript to save the MIFs back to FM, I get files with the 
extension ".fm.fm" and... the cross-ref obviously still refers to the 
xxx.fm.mif file = broken.

I know, one could think I can use the "Save book as FM" option on the 
"xxx.book.mif" (7.0) but then I have FM10 files again.

Best regards,

Tom De Rouck
SGS Documentation Services
Junior Project Manager

From: Georg Eck [mailto:e...@squidds.de]
Sent: woensdag 27 juni 2012 19:57
To: de Rouck, Tom (Gent); framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Ann: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

Hi Tom, please test following feature in Finalyser:

You will find following menu:
[cid:image001.png@01CD5516.433264F0]

Book transfer is an archive Plug-in, FM <-> MIF Save Book to MIF 10.0. and MIF 
7.0 (and back to FM).
If you want to save many FM files or book in a book, then you could save to MIF 
much files.

Online Help FM <-> MIF:
http://www.finalyser.com/help/#page/Finalyser%2520Online-Help/FM_%2520to_MIF.12.1.html

Download and Try Finalyser with all Plug-ins and ExtendScripts: 
http://finalyser-shop.com


-  Georg


Your question: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

Dear Framers,

Framemaker 10 + Framemaker 7.2 + Framescript 5.2R1p248

Am I correct that for saving Framemaker 10 files to Framemaker 7, in batch, I 
need to pass by MIF7, right?

In Framemaker 10, I have a script that saves all my Framemaker 10 files from a 
book to MIF7.
In Framemaker 7.2, I then use another script to save a folder of MIFs to FM7. I 
then get a lot of opcode errors in the console:

(13362): Invalid opcode: XRefSrcElemNonUniqueId.
--- Skipping these characters:> -- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif" 
(13363): Invalid opcode: XRefAltText.
--- Skipping these characters:> -- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif" 
(13364): Invalid opcode: XRefApiClient.
--- Skipping these characters:< XRefClientName > < XRefClientType > > 
-- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif"

The files then open with Framemaker 7 but links between different documents of 
the same book do not work any more.

Can someone help?

Thanks in advance,
Tom

Tom De Rouck
SGS Documentation Services
Junior Project Manager

SGS Belgium NV
Derbystraat 243
B-9051 - Gent
E-mail :   tom.dero...@sgs.com
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RE: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

2012-06-27 Thread Frank Elmore
I'm not sure if this is a bug in Fm10 or if that is the way it is designed
to work. XRefAltText, XRefClientName, XRefClientType and
XRefSrcElemNoUniqueId are all properties that were added to FM in version 9.
However, when I used Fm10 to save an Fm10 document as Mif 7.0, the mif file
contains these invalid properties. This explains why you are getting those
messages when opening the Mif7 document generated by Fm10.  I tried this
myself using the FM10 UI (not FrameScript) and I get the same results.

 

As far as the bad links are concerned, are the files in the same relative
position? You might have to open a mif file using a text editor and look at
the mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of de Rouck, Tom
(Gent)
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2012 8:13 AM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Saving Frame 10 files in batch to Frame 7

 

Dear Framers, 

 

Framemaker 10 + Framemaker 7.2 + Framescript 5.2R1p248

 

Am I correct that for saving Framemaker 10 files to Framemaker 7, in batch,
I need to pass by MIF7, right?

 

In Framemaker 10, I have a script that saves all my Framemaker 10 files from
a book to MIF7. 

In Framemaker 7.2, I then use another script to save a folder of MIFs to
FM7. I then get a lot of opcode errors in the console: 

 

(13362): Invalid opcode: XRefSrcElemNonUniqueId.

--- Skipping these characters:> -- Done skipping.MIF:
"C:\temp\xxx.mif" (13363): Invalid opcode: XRefAltText.

--- Skipping these characters:> -- Done skipping.MIF:
"C:\temp\xxx.mif" (13364): Invalid opcode: XRefApiClient.

--- Skipping these characters:< XRefClientName > < XRefClientType > >
-- Done skipping.MIF: "C:\temp\xxx.mif"

 

The files then open with Framemaker 7 but links between different documents
of the same book do not work any more.

 

Can someone help?

 

Thanks in advance, 

Tom

 

Tom De Rouck

SGS Documentation Services
Junior Project Manager


SGS Belgium NV

Derbystraat 243
B-9051 - Gent
E-mail : tom.dero...@sgs.com

 

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