Found the offending problem on a reference page. Thans to all who responded.
Howard R
Technology Transfer, Inc.
Linking Creators and Users of Technology
933 North 18th Street
Manitowoc WI 54220
Office: 920-682-1528
Cell: 920-629-0080
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You are
Howard,
Check your reference pages if you haven't solved the problem yet. We had
a similar issue here. My supervisor was using the reference pages to
paste text blocks as a sort of clipboard. In one of those text blocks,
he had a cross-reference. It wouldn't show up when we created a list of
This just started yesterday, after an IT security upgrade that I
suspect contained the usual Tuesday Microsoft patches.
XP Pro SP3
FM 7.1, patched up to date
What's happening is something that I haven't seen in Frame before,
runaway processes.
Working in a book file, spell check refused to end.
I'm posting for David, who can't get the server to accept emails.
Please respond to him, not me, if you have thoughts on this issue.
Cheers,
Art
Art Campbell
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a redheaded girl.
Framers,
I don't need convincing; I use specific tags to anchor all of my graphics
and tables, but sometimes I find it hard to explain why. What are some of
your reasons for always anchoring tables and graphics to specific para tags?
When I explain this to students, they have trouble with the
Linda G. Gallagher wrote:
I don't need convincing; I use specific tags to anchor all of my
graphics
and tables, but sometimes I find it hard to explain why. What are
some of
your reasons for always anchoring tables and graphics to specific para
tags?
When I explain this to students, they
Combs, Richard wrote:
Linda G. Gallagher wrote:
I don't need convincing; I use specific tags to anchor all of my
graphics
Dedicated pgf formats give you greater control of the page layout --
spacing above and below, span or don't span columns/sidehead (for
tables), keep with
Does anyone have an easy way to underline the page numbers only in an
index entry? Or to make them blue? They are live links in the PDF so I
want to show that, but I don't want to underline the whole entry.
Actually, I am not really sure I want this. Somebody else does. I have a
very faint memory
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 19:20:02 -0400, John Sgammato [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have an easy way to underline the page numbers only in an
index entry? Or to make them blue? They are live links in the PDF so I
want to show that, but I don't want to underline the whole entry.
Actually, I am
I am trying to compare two fils and getting the message that there
are multiple flows with the same tag and they will be ignored.
How to I find multiple flows with the same tag and combine them?
Thanks!
JM
Jim,
You wrote:
>I am trying to compare two fils and getting the message that there
>are multiple flows with the same tag and they will be ignored.
>
>How to I find multiple flows with the same tag and combine them?
This message is often related to text frames with "A" flow present in the
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Found the offending problem on a reference page. Thans to all who responded.
Howard R
?
Technology Transfer, Inc.
"Linking Creators and Users of Technology"
933 North 18th Street
Manitowoc WI 54220
Office: 920-682-1528
Cell: 920-629-0080
Howard,
Check your reference pages if you haven't solved the problem yet. We had
a similar issue here. My supervisor was using the reference pages to
paste text blocks as a sort of clipboard. In one of those text blocks,
he had a cross-reference. It wouldn't show up when we created a list of
This just started yesterday, after an IT "security" upgrade that I
suspect contained the usual Tuesday Microsoft patches.
XP Pro SP3
FM 7.1, patched up to date
What's happening is something that I haven't seen in Frame before,
runaway processes.
Working in a book file, spell check refused to
I'm posting for David, who can't get the server to accept emails.
Please respond to him, not me, if you have thoughts on this issue.
Cheers,
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a
On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 12:01 PM, Art Campbell
wrote:
...
> Working in a book file, spell check refused to end. It reached the
> last chapter in the book, then just kept on running. I got status
> messages that spelling was OK, but it never stopped.
>
> AND... in both a book and file level
Framers,
I don't need convincing; I use specific tags to anchor all of my graphics
and tables, but sometimes I find it hard to explain why. What are some of
your reasons for always anchoring tables and graphics to specific para tags?
When I explain this to students, they have trouble with the
Easier to find and modify if you don't have to worry about the impact
on associated text.
or...
It's a special tag for a special kind of content.
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a
Linda G. Gallagher wrote:
> I don't need convincing; I use specific tags to anchor all of my
graphics
> and tables, but sometimes I find it hard to explain why. What are
some of
> your reasons for always anchoring tables and graphics to specific para
> tags?
>
> When I explain this to students,
Combs, Richard wrote:
> Linda G. Gallagher wrote:
>
>> I don't need convincing; I use specific tags to anchor all of my
> graphics
>
> Dedicated pgf formats give you greater control of the page layout --
> spacing above and below, span or don't span columns/sidehead (for
> tables), keep with
How does FM know what TOC style to associate with a heading style? I
have three instances of TOC entries that show up twice: once correctly
and once incorrectly. The duplicated TOC entries each use a different
style. The style for the correct is an override. Is there a way to tell
what part of
Does anyone have an easy way to underline the page numbers only in an
index entry? Or to make them blue? They are live links in the PDF so I
want to show that, but I don't want to underline the whole entry.
Actually, I am not really sure I want this. Somebody else does. I have a
very faint memory
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 19:20:02 -0400, "John Sgammato" wrote:
>Does anyone have an easy way to underline the page numbers only in an
>index entry? Or to make them blue? They are live links in the PDF so I
>want to show that, but I don't want to underline the whole entry.
>Actually, I am not really
Hi,
Sometimes when I have missing fonts, the unresolved cross-reference
message appears.
-
Perhaps someone has a suggestion about how to resolve this. I have
just?resolved all
unresolved cross references in a 50-page document. When I search for any
unresolved
cross references, I get
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