Laura,
It's very likely that in the Book, the files are defined to start on
right pages in a double-sided page setup. If this is the case, Frame
will always add a blank left page, if necessary, in order to maintain
consecutive running pages as it generates and updates the Book. In
such settings,
Hi:
My current client wants me to provide them with output from the Frame guide
I created for them in a format they can edit, not using Frame. Then they
want to be able to re-publish these files (again, not using Frame) and have
them look the same way they looked when I created them
A few helpful expansions on David's excellent response:
It's the Start On setting of the *following* file in the book that
causes the behavior you describe in your problem files.
If you get a blank verso page in a chapter, the second place
to look (after making sure that the current chapter is
I've used Mif2Go to convert FM content to Word RTF at the conclusion
of three contracts...it was a condition I had to meet if I wa nted to
use FM in all-Word departments. In all three instances, the only way
to tell whether they were RTF or FM from a printed page was to see
what file extension was
WebWorks used to have the solution: the Import Utility - purchased separately.
I don't know if that's still available for ePub, bc I haven't used it since
WWP 2003. However, this Import Utility would take a RoboHelp project file
(MPJ, I think?) and convert the whole thing, allowing you to
At 21:45 -0800 8/1/07, Greg Thompson wrote:
My current client wants me to provide them with output from the Frame guide
I created for them in a format they can edit, not using Frame. Then they
want to be able to re-publish these files (again, not using Frame) and have
them look the same
The only problem comes if they edit enough to change the page numbers (which
will screw up cross references). If it's only very minor changes (say form
fields or UI element names?) then they might get away with just editing and
saving the RTF. No 'republishing' required.
Alternatively you are
Just make it a PDF and then, in the PDF, click File Send for Review.
Acrobat will make the PDF editable.
Caveat: You must possess Acrobat Professional 7.0 or greater. The editor
just needs the free Adobe Reader.
Thank you,
Gillian Flato
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 09:45 PM 1/8/2007, Greg Thompson wrote:
My current client wants me to provide them with output from the Frame guide
I created for them in a format they can edit, not using Frame. Then they
want to be able to re-publish these files (again, not using Frame) and have
them look the same
At 08:49 -0800 9/1/07, Gillian Flato wrote:
Just make it a PDF and then, in the PDF, click File Send for Review.
Acrobat will make the PDF editable.
Caveat: You must possess Acrobat Professional 7.0 or greater. The editor
just needs the free Adobe Reader.
And Acrobat can handle line and page
Omsys.com's rtf export filter would do the best job if they want to
use Word because it mimics the tags pretty well.
As soon as your client actually starts editing, though, they're going
to notice lots of discrepancies in appearance. Might not matter to
them though, if they aren't going to
At 5:25 PM + 1/9/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
At 08:49 -0800 9/1/07, Gillian Flato wrote:
Just make it a PDF and then, in the PDF, click File Send for Review.
Acrobat will make the PDF editable.
Caveat: You must possess Acrobat Professional 7.0 or greater. The editor
just needs the free Adobe
Does anyone know how to make the Running Header look for the next value
if a Head appears on the page? Specifically, I've got Running Headers
that print Head 1 and Head 2 in the margins. However, after a Head 1
shows up, a Head 2 is no longer valid. The Running Header is printing
the current Head
Nathan Cullen wrote:
I am working with structured framemaker 7.1. When I save my documents as
xml it adds line breaks in places where they are not wanted. Any ideas
on how this can be eliminated would be much appreciated.
Line breaks aren't considered to be significant in XML - are they
Laura,
It's very likely that in the Book, the files are defined to start on
right pages in a double-sided page setup. If this is the case, Frame
will always add a blank left page, if necessary, in order to maintain
consecutive running pages as it generates and updates the Book. In
such settings,
Hi
I have designed my Framemaker template and my Webworks ePublisher Pro
stationary. It works fine. I am ready for paper and online dhtml help output.
Now I have to migrate either the Word chapters to Framemaker/Webworks or the
Robohelp online help to Webworks/Framemaker.
The Robohelp and
A few helpful expansions on David's excellent response:
It's the Start On setting of the *following* file in the book that
causes the behavior you describe in your "problem" files.
If you get a blank verso page in a chapter, the second place
to look (after making sure that the current chapter
I've used Mif2Go to convert FM content to Word RTF at the conclusion
of three contracts...it was a condition I had to meet if I wa nted to
use FM in all-Word departments. In all three instances, the only way
to tell whether they were RTF or FM from a printed page was to see
what file extension was
WebWorks used to have the solution: the Import Utility - purchased separately.
I don't know if that's still available for ePub, bc I haven't used it since
WWP 2003. However, this Import Utility would take a RoboHelp project file
(MPJ, I think?) and convert the whole thing, allowing you to
At 21:45 -0800 8/1/07, Greg Thompson wrote:
> My current client wants me to provide them with output from the Frame guide
> I created for them in a format they can edit, not using Frame. Then they
> want to be able to re-publish these files (again, not using Frame) and have
> them look the
The only problem comes if they edit enough to change the page numbers (which
will screw up cross references). If it's only very minor changes (say form
fields or UI element names?) then they might get away with just editing and
saving the RTF. No 'republishing' required.
Alternatively you are
Just make it a PDF and then, in the PDF, click File > Send for Review.
Acrobat will make the PDF editable.
Caveat: You must possess Acrobat Professional 7.0 or greater. The editor
just needs the free Adobe Reader.
Thank you,
Gillian Flato
-Original Message-
From:
At 09:45 PM 1/8/2007, Greg Thompson wrote:
> My current client wants me to provide them with output from the Frame guide
> I created for them in a format they can edit, not using Frame. Then they
> want to be able to re-publish these files (again, not using Frame) and have
> them look the
At 08:49 -0800 9/1/07, Gillian Flato wrote:
>Just make it a PDF and then, in the PDF, click File > Send for Review.
>Acrobat will make the PDF editable.
>
>Caveat: You must possess Acrobat Professional 7.0 or greater. The editor
>just needs the free Adobe Reader.
And Acrobat can handle line and
Omsys.com's rtf export filter would do the best job if they want to
use Word because it mimics the tags pretty well.
As soon as your client actually starts editing, though, they're going
to notice lots of discrepancies in appearance. Might not matter to
them though, if they aren't going to
The file settings of the following file *did* indeed seem to be the
issue.
Thank you so much Fred, and to all who responded.
-Laura
-Original Message-
From: Ridder, Fred [mailto:fred.rid...@intel.com]
Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 7:00 AM
To: Laura Larson; framers at
At 5:25 PM + 1/9/07, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>At 08:49 -0800 9/1/07, Gillian Flato wrote:
>
>>Just make it a PDF and then, in the PDF, click File > Send for Review.
>>Acrobat will make the PDF editable.
>>
>>Caveat: You must possess Acrobat Professional 7.0 or greater. The editor
>>just needs the
Does anyone know how to make the Running Header look for the next value
if a Head appears on the page? Specifically, I've got Running Headers
that print Head 1 and Head 2 in the margins. However, after a Head 1
shows up, a Head 2 is no longer valid. The Running Header is printing
the current Head
If I'm understanding you correctly, the limiting factor is what page
the level 2 heads are on.
IF they're on the same page as the header, you can specify the last
Head2 on the page instead of the first (what you're calling the
previous) Head2.
However, as far as I know, you can't make this work
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