Hi everybody,
I have a feeling that the answer I'm going to get to the following question is,
Are you crazy? You can't do that! But, here goes anyway...
I have documented programs on a menu. This menu is quite extensive and contains
multiple submenus, each with their own programs. Right now my
Dear Framers,
I am having difficulty saving a Frame 7.2 (unstructured) document after
importing a Visio 2007 drawing into Frame.
If I get rid of the drawing and use .jpg or some other graphic format, the
problem goes away, but I want to be a able to import the original Visio drawing
in .vsd
Not in Frame, no.
However, you can generate all the books as PDFs and then merge the
PDFs (and include a cover/master page with bookmarks to the books), or
create a meta-book of all the files, and create Section or Part pages
for each of the component books.
Art
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 4:55 PM,
Is converting between .fm and .mif file formats considered to be safe
(ie. no data lost in translation)? My understanding is that they should
be - and indeed, I did not notice any glaring differences when I open a
.fm and it's corrosponding .mif in Framemaker.
However, when I attempted the
Adam Schweitzer wrote (in part):
Goal:
In the process of converting several documents from paper to framemaker
documents, a large number of (rather randomly placed) discretionary
hyphen characters were inserted (probably by the OCR software). I
cannot seem to select these characters for use
Thanks, Fred.
This does work - I was unaware of this feature.
Adam
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 12:50 PM
To: Adam Schweitzer; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: FM--MIF round-tripping
Adam Schweitzer
Hi,
I'm using conditional text to single source from one doc to another.
Specifically, I'm referencing a file from one book into another and removing
several sections by conditioning them out. This leaves several pages empty. In
one circumstance, the book/PDF automatically removes the extra
karyn hunt wrote:
I'm using conditional text to single source from one doc to another.
Specifically, I'm referencing a file from one book into another and
removing several sections by conditioning them out. This leaves
several
pages empty. In one circumstance, the book/PDF automatically
I got the answer: There was one page where a callout circle in a screenshot had
extended beyond the anchored frame by a fraction of an inch. That was causing
the page (and all previous pages) to show. Once we moved that callout circle
back within its boundaries, everything went fine.
Thanks
Not in Frame, no.
However, you can generate all the books as PDFs and then merge the
PDFs (and include a cover/master page with bookmarks to the books), or
create a meta-book of all the files, and create Section or Part pages
for each of the component books.
Art
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 4:55 PM,
Is converting between .fm and .mif file formats considered to be safe
(ie. no data lost in translation)? My understanding is that they should
be - and indeed, I did not notice any glaring differences when I open a
.fm and it's corrosponding .mif in Framemaker.
However, when I attempted the
Adam Schweitzer wrote (in part):
> Goal:
> In the process of converting several documents from paper to framemaker
> documents, a large number of (rather randomly placed) "discretionary
> hyphen" characters were inserted (probably by the OCR software). I
> cannot seem to select these characters
Thanks, Fred.
This does work - I was unaware of this feature.
Adam
From: Fred Ridder [mailto:docu...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 12:50 PM
To: Adam Schweitzer; framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: FM<-->MIF round-tripping
Adam
Hi, Adam:
Regarding the use of MIF and the spurious stuff in your MIF-to-FM conversions:
* You can open a MIF file for editing in FM by pressing Shift while
clicking Open, and choosing Treat Each Line As a Paragraph.
* The proper way to save a MIF file for conversion back to FM is to
save it as
Hi,
I'm using conditional text to single source from one doc to another.
Specifically, I'm referencing a file from one book into another and removing
several sections by conditioning them out. This leaves several pages empty. In
one circumstance, the book/PDF automatically removes the extra
karyn hunt wrote:
> I'm using conditional text to single source from one doc to another.
> Specifically, I'm referencing a file from one book into another and
> removing several sections by conditioning them out. This leaves
several
> pages empty. In one circumstance, the book/PDF automatically
I got the answer: There was one page where a callout circle in a screenshot had
extended beyond the anchored frame by a fraction of an inch. That was causing
the page (and all previous pages) to show. Once we moved that callout circle
back within its boundaries, everything went fine.
Thanks to
Hi Adam,
Yes, converting back and forth between FM binary and MIF is considered safe.
There are a couple of exceptions that I can think of:
1) If you save a FM document as MIF and then use an earlier version of
FrameMaker to open the MIF document, you will lose "features" that are not
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