At 15:55 -0600 24/3/06, Melanie Raney wrote:
>When I search the MIF for 'TimesNewRoman,' its still there in every
>table format. In the column definitions it says 'CellFooting' is applied
>to every cell in every footing row of all my table formats. Further, it
>thinks that the font for 'CellFootin
At a guess, you're using a character tag to apply the font, and that tag has
language set to "None". You can check (and change) this in the character
designer. The same feature happens in the paragraph designer. Setting language
to none stops FM from using a dictionary with it and therefore stop
Hi
I'm tackling the same problem. When you say 'Insert this as a blank para at the
top of the referenced flow', do you mean in the referenced (imported) document,
or in the document to which the inset is imported?
At 09:20 -0700 13/3/06, Lorian Gans wrote:
>We use text insets extensively, and f
OK-- this is somewhat OT, but I think you folks will have some good
input.
I've (today) been tasked with developing a new system for developing,
maintaining, and delivering the Functional Specification.
Below are the broad outlines of the requirements.
I'm not sure at this point whether I should be
RE: Paragraph tag with Frame below
At my last contract (I am retired now), we put "This page added for
pagination purposes" on the otherwise blank page, headers and footers
included. Received compliments from the customers, as it made more sense to
them that "This page intentionally
I am using PNG format screen captures in my FM 7.2 books, inserted by
reference. These graphics are resized to 150 dpi when inserted. I've
found that when I reopen the book, a number of the graphics (but not
all) have resized themselves to 96 dpi. Also, when I look at the object
properties dialog
Peter
> I think you can accomplish what you want by creating a definition for
> the CellFooting paragraph format in the catalog, using a font you
> have.
I tried this. And, afterwards, updated all the table formats again. I
didn't have the chance to delete them all and start from scratch. But, I
Hi all,
In our user guide we have a customized arrow. To apply it in the user
guide, the writer has to type '}' and then apply a character format to
that character. The Character format uses a customized font which means
that the '}' is transformed into a nice-looking arrow.
When I spell-check,
T-Mobile's Customer Service Learning & Development department seeks a
contract editor/desktop publisher proficient in Structured FrameMaker.
WHAT: Polish Structured FrameMaker documents (improve page layout and do
some copyediting), compile them into books, "filter" them for different
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T-Mobile's Customer Service Learning & Development department seeks a
contract editor/desktop publisher proficient in Structured FrameMaker.
WHAT: Polish Structured FrameMaker documents (improve page layout and do
some copyediting), compile them into books, "filter" them for different
audiences/m
OK-- this is somewhat OT, but I think you folks will have some good
input.
I've (today) been tasked with developing a new system for developing,
maintaining, and delivering the Functional Specification.
Below are the broad outlines of the requirements.
I'm not sure at this point whether I should be
At 15:55 -0600 24/3/06, Melanie Raney wrote:
>When I search the MIF for 'TimesNewRoman,' its still there in every
>table format. In the column definitions it says 'CellFooting' is applied
>to every cell in every footing row of all my table formats. Further, it
>thinks that the font for 'CellFootin
Peter
> I think you can accomplish what you want by creating a definition for
> the CellFooting paragraph format in the catalog, using a font you
> have.
I tried this. And, afterwards, updated all the table formats again. I
didn't have the chance to delete them all and start from scratch. But, I
FrameMaker divides fonts into two categories: text and symbol.
Symbol fonts use a different character mapping than text fonts,
and I believe that they are also ignored when searching for text
because they usually are not used to present actual words. Is
it possible that your TechnicBold font is han
St?phane,
You wrote:
>I use FM 7.1 to publish XML documents to pdf.
>
>In the documents there are some internal cross references (ID/IDREF
>attributes are used for this purpose) to title-level elements and to
>basic paragraphs.
>All links seems to be correct in frame (no broken cross reference, I
Another approach is to modify the behavior of the spelling checker
rather than completely suppressing spell-checking. The Spelling
Checker Options dialog lets you specify that words in all caps or
words that contain specified characters (e.g. punctuation marks),
for example.
It may also be helpful
RE: Paragraph tag with Frame below
At my last contract (I am retired now), we put "This page added for
pagination purposes" on the otherwise blank page, headers and footers
included. Received compliments from the customers, as it made more sense to
them that "This page intentionally
Melanie Raney wrote:
> Partial solution...
> Everywhere you have the arrow place a hardspace (Ctrl+Space) before it.
> This outsmarts the "space before" options in spell checker, but doesn't
> help you when the arrow is the first character in a paragraph...
>
Perhaps a thin space (Esc space t) wo
Gillian Flato wrote:
> I used the Paragraph designer and language is set to US English.
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gillian Flato
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: rebecca officer [mailto:rebecca.officer at alliedtelesyn.co.nz]
> Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 2:06 AM
> To: framers at FrameUsers.
Hi, Melanie:
Here's the problem, according to my quick tests and examining MIF files:
* In a new file, based on standard FM templates, the default table
format A has no footing row, and the paragraph format catalog has no
definition for CellFooting. However, in the MIF file, you can see
that
Partial solution...
Everywhere you have the arrow place a hardspace (Ctrl+Space) before it.
This outsmarts the "space before" options in spell checker, but doesn't
help you when the arrow is the first character in a paragraph...
--
melanie raney
-Original Message-
From: framers-bounces+r
Rick, We constantly have the same issues you're having. Every time we
try to print, create a PDF, or regenerate the books, we get the missing
fonts list: 'TimesNewRoman' and 'Times'.
We aren't using either of these fonts, and no manner of search reveals
them in the FM file.
When I look at the MIF,
I don't know if this is a VSS quirk, a Framemaker quirk, or a combo of the
two, so I will do my best to explain the issue and see if some
guidance/answers can be provided cuz this problem is driving me batty!
We use VSS for version control for our Framemaker files. We use Framemaker
7.1p116 on
FrameMaker divides fonts into two categories: text and symbol.
Symbol fonts use a different character mapping than text fonts,
and I believe that they are also ignored when searching for text
because they usually are not used to present actual words. Is
it possible that your TechnicBold font is han
Doug wrote:
> Is there any way to make Frame's spellchecker NOT check text if it's
> formatted with a given paragraph format? We have tons of reports
> formatted with a Report format, and none of it needs to be
> spellchecked. Most of it consists of abbrevations and punctuation, so
> the spellche
Evanth, Henrik wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In our user guide we have a customized arrow. To apply it in the user
> guide, the writer has to type '}' and then apply a character format to
> that character. The Character format uses a customized font which means
> that the '}' is transformed into a nice-loo
I don't know if this is a VSS quirk, a Framemaker quirk, or a combo of the
two, so I will do my best to explain the issue and see if some
guidance/answers can be provided cuz this problem is driving me batty!
We use VSS for version control for our Framemaker files. We use Framemaker
7.1p116 on
Hi, Melanie:
Here's the problem, according to my quick tests and examining MIF files:
* In a new file, based on standard FM templates, the default table
format A has no footing row, and the paragraph format catalog has no
definition for CellFooting. However, in the MIF file, you can see
that
Another approach is to modify the behavior of the spelling checker
rather than completely suppressing spell-checking. The Spelling
Checker Options dialog lets you specify that words in all caps or
words that contain specified characters (e.g. punctuation marks),
for example.
It may also be helpful
I am using PNG format screen captures in my FM 7.2 books, inserted by
reference. These graphics are resized to 150 dpi when inserted. I've
found that when I reopen the book, a number of the graphics (but not
all) have resized themselves to 96 dpi. Also, when I look at the object
properties dialog
Melanie Raney wrote:
Partial solution...
Everywhere you have the arrow place a hardspace (Ctrl+Space) before it.
This outsmarts the "space before" options in spell checker, but doesn't
help you when the arrow is the first character in a paragraph...
Perhaps a thin space (Esc space t) would ser
Gillian Flato wrote:
I used the Paragraph designer and language is set to US English.
Thanks,
Gillian Flato
-Original Message-
From: rebecca officer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 2:06 AM
To: framers@FrameUsers.com; Gillian Flato
Subject: Re: Find problem w
Partial solution...
Everywhere you have the arrow place a hardspace (Ctrl+Space) before it.
This outsmarts the "space before" options in spell checker, but doesn't
help you when the arrow is the first character in a paragraph...
--
melanie raney
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I noticed that already in FrameMaker 6, once a year.
Therefore "Save as PDF" cannot be the cause.
As Dov and others mentioned rebooting fixed that.
Best regards
Winfried
> -Urspr?ngliche Nachricht-
> Von: framers-bounces+wreng=tycoint.com at lists.frameusers.com
> [mailto:framers-bo
Rick, We constantly have the same issues you're having. Every time we
try to print, create a PDF, or regenerate the books, we get the missing
fonts list: 'TimesNewRoman' and 'Times'.
We aren't using either of these fonts, and no manner of search reveals
them in the FM file.
When I look at the MIF,
I used the Paragraph designer and language is set to US English.
Thanks,
Gillian Flato
-Original Message-
From: rebecca officer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 2:06 AM
To: framers@FrameUsers.com; Gillian Flato
Subject: Re: Find problem with font
At a guess, yo
I used the Paragraph designer and language is set to US English.
Thanks,
Gillian Flato
-Original Message-
From: rebecca officer [mailto:rebecca.offi...@alliedtelesyn.co.nz]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2006 2:06 AM
To: framers at FrameUsers.com; Gillian Flato
Subject: Re: Find problem wit
Is there any way to make Frame's spellchecker NOT check text if it's
formatted with a given paragraph format? We have tons of reports
formatted with a Report format, and none of it needs to be
spellchecked. Most of it consists of abbrevations and punctuation, so
the spellchecker would flag most o
Hi
I'm tackling the same problem. When you say 'Insert this as a blank para at the
top of the referenced flow', do you mean in the referenced (imported) document,
or in the document to which the inset is imported?
At 09:20 -0700 13/3/06, Lorian Gans wrote:
>We use text insets extensively, and f
Hi Penelope,
Penelope Perkins said:
> It's probably not what you want to hear, but you may have to buy a font that
> includes those characters. I know that ITC Stone Phonetic (it comes in both
> serif and sans) includes them. There may be others as well.
>
As it happens, I just found that our gov
Glenn Voyles would like to recall the message, "Another spellchecker query".
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Glenn Voyles would like to recall the message, "Another spellchecker query".
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Doug wrote:
> Is there any way to make Frame's spellchecker NOT check text if it's
> format
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Henrik--
Two alternatives:
1. Define a new para type of "arrow", and then set the arrow char. to be
the autonumber.
2. Define a new para type of "arrow", and set it to be a run-in head.
Grant
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Equis International - A Reuters Company
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Hi Berny,
> You may already have several replies, but on the off chance you don't I'll
> chime in.
Actually you were the first.
> FrameMaker is incapable of using Unicode fonts and fails to recognize
> anything beyond the standard ANSI character set without some registry edits.
> Having said tha
Doug wrote:
Is there any way to make Frame's spellchecker NOT check text if it's
formatted with a given paragraph format? We have tons of reports
formatted with a Report format, and none of it needs to be
spellchecked. Most of it consists of abbrevations and punctuation, so
the spellchecker wou
Evanth, Henrik wrote:
Hi all,
In our user guide we have a customized arrow. To apply it in the user
guide, the writer has to type '}' and then apply a character format to
that character. The Character format uses a customized font which means
that the '}' is transformed into a nice-looking arrow
Is there any way to make Frame's spellchecker NOT check text if it's
formatted with a given paragraph format? We have tons of reports
formatted with a Report format, and none of it needs to be
spellchecked. Most of it consists of abbrevations and punctuation, so
the spellchecker would flag most o
Henrik--
Two alternatives:
1. Define a new para type of "arrow", and then set the arrow char. to be
the autonumber.
2. Define a new para type of "arrow", and set it to be a run-in head.
Grant
___
Grant Hogarth
Equis International - A Reuters Company
[EMA
Hi all,
In our user guide we have a customized arrow. To apply it in the user
guide, the writer has to type '}' and then apply a character format to
that character. The Character format uses a customized font which means
that the '}' is transformed into a nice-looking arrow.
When I spell-check,
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Stéphane,
You wrote:
I use FM 7.1 to publish XML documents to pdf.
In the documents there are some internal cross references (ID/IDREF
attributes are used for this purpose) to title-level elements and to
basic paragraphs.
All links seems to be correct in frame (no broken cross reference, I can
At a guess, you're using a character tag to apply the font, and that tag has
language set to "None". You can check (and change) this in the character
designer. The same feature happens in the paragraph designer. Setting language
to none stops FM from using a dictionary with it and therefore stop
Hi,
I noticed that already in FrameMaker 6, once a year.
Therefore "Save as PDF" cannot be the cause.
As Dov and others mentioned rebooting fixed that.
Best regards
Winfried
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Auftrag von Dov Isaacs
> Gesen
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