Dear Fellow Framers,
I have been having difficulties in getting text to run around the whole
perimeter of an image/graphic object.
Whenever I select the runaround option, even if I select 'run around
contour' or 'run around bounding box', all I manage to achieve is that
the text goes around one s
It seems to me that in Replace, the wildcards (that work in Find), are
no longer considered wildcards but regular text. Example:
When I look for a string that has straight quotes around it, I search
for "*". This works. Now I want to replace it by smart quotes \`*\' I
get the asterisk surrounded by
> (3) As much as you and I and almost anyone else would love
> to see FrameMaker fully Unicode and OpenType savvy, it
> unfortunately isn't (and before any of you flame me publicly
> or privately with hate mail, I have no control over that!).
I think it would be a good policy if, *whenever* you ca
I don't think that's a supported option for run-arounds.
You could probably kludge it, if you had to, with a three-colum
(middle column to hold the graphic) table and manual text adjustment
in the left and right columns. Or possibly with a modified master page
that contained four connected text co
Hi all,
I am new to FrameMaker (6.0). Could anyone describe how we can set / update
/ create / modify styles in
1. a book
2. its individual fms
Thank you,
Shall Close,
Regards,
David Flynn
Technical Writer
Tel: +91 11 26222890/1/2
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Fiorano Software
www.fiorano.com
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Or use the Spelling Checker's option to replace straight quotes.
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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> Message: 15
> Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:04:58 -0800
> From: "Dov Isaacs"
> Subject: RE: Opentype/special characters
> FrameMaker does not directly support the extended character sets
> available in many OpenType fonts. There are some registry hacks
> that can be performed to provide a "window" o
No. The wildcard strings only work on Finds; there isn't any way to save
existing text into a buffer. Someone adept at FrameScript or the FDK
might be able to
come up with something, but...
In your particular example situation though, you can easily work
around the limitation by searching and repl
> (3) As much as you and I and almost anyone else would love
> to see FrameMaker fully Unicode and OpenType savvy, it
> unfortunately isn't (and before any of you flame me publicly
> or privately with hate mail, I have no control over that!).
I think it would be a good policy if, *whenever* you ca
Dieter,
To be very clear ...
(1) I did NOT claim that these techniques were "secret."
Please don't put words in my mouth.
(2) By "registry hacks" I am referring to techniques that
although expedient, can lead to major problems in subsequent
parts of a workflow or in compatibility with other prod
Dieter,
To be very clear ...
(1) I did NOT claim that these techniques were "secret."
Please don't put words in my mouth.
(2) By "registry hacks" I am referring to techniques that
although expedient, can lead to major problems in subsequent
parts of a workflow or in compatibility with other prod
I don't think that's a supported option for run-arounds.
You could probably kludge it, if you had to, with a three-colum
(middle column to hold the graphic) table and manual text adjustment
in the left and right columns. Or possibly with a modified master page
that contained four connected text co
Dear Fellow Framers,
I have been having difficulties in getting text to run around the whole
perimeter of an image/graphic object.
Whenever I select the runaround option, even if I select 'run around
contour' or 'run around bounding box', all I manage to achieve is that
the text goes around one
Or use the Spelling Checker's option to replace straight quotes.
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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No. The wildcard strings only work on Finds; there isn't any way to save
existing text into a buffer. Someone adept at FrameScript or the FDK
might be able to
come up with something, but...
In your particular example situation though, you can easily work
around the limitation by searching and repl
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> Message: 15
> Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 16:04:58 -0800
> From: "Dov Isaacs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: Opentype/special characters
> FrameMaker does not directly support the extended character sets
> available in many OpenType fonts. There are some registry hacks
> that can be performed to p
It seems to me that in Replace, the wildcards (that work in Find), are
no longer considered wildcards but regular text. Example:
When I look for a string that has straight quotes around it, I search
for "*". This works. Now I want to replace it by smart quotes \`*\' I
get the asterisk surrounded by
--- davidaflynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am new to FrameMaker (6.0). Could anyone describe
> how we can set / update
> / create / modify styles in
>
> 1. a book
> 2. its individual fms
===
In the top menu bar of FM 6.0, choose File > New. In
the New dialog
--- davidaflynn wrote:
> I am new to FrameMaker (6.0). Could anyone describe
> how we can set / update
> / create / modify styles in
>
> 1. a book
> 2. its individual fms
===
In the top menu bar of FM 6.0, choose File > New. In
the New dialog, you'll see that,
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