Placing title of figure

2009-12-22-02T13:45Z FrameMaker 8.0p277 (structured) Please respond as soon as possible. I know my answer to the following, but I need authoritative, expert, independent opinions to confirm or refute my answer. Given: 1. document type definition file and transformation files provided by

RE: Placing title of figure

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Something that makes no sense in spell check

FrameMaker 7.0p577, Mac OS X 10.4.11, FrameMaker files possibly with some Word dross. (Yes, i know it's an old version, best I can do at present.) The spell check stops in the space before a cross-reference, showing 'Extra space?'. There is no supernumary space in the text on screen. The

RE: Something that makes no sense in spell check

Hi Steve, The first thing I would do is save the file as MIF and reopen it. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 r...@frameexpert.com www.frameexpert.com http://www.frameexpert.com/peace/ FrameMaker 7.0p577, Mac OS X 10.4.11, FrameMaker files possibly with some Word dross. (Yes, i

RE: Something that makes no sense in spell check

At 09:50 -0500 22/12/09, Rick Quatro wrote: The first thing I would do is save the file as MIF and reopen it. Thanks Rick... but, following earlier oddities, all the files in this book have been thoroughly MIFfed. -- Steve ___ You are currently

RE: control the size of the element tags in document

Hi Jakob, The maker.ini setting to achieve what you want is available under [StructureView] preferences as: ElemSize= Modify it as per your need and let us know if that's what you expected. Regards, Nakshatra -Original Message- From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com

Re: Something that makes no sense in spell check

Steve Rickaby wrote: FrameMaker 7.0p577, Mac OS X 10.4.11, FrameMaker files possibly with some Word dross. (Yes, i know it's an old version, best I can do at present.) The spell check stops in the space before a cross-reference, showing 'Extra space?'. There is no supernumary space in the

RE: Read/ Writes Rules or EDD - Adding Auto Column Naming to Translated Table with 4 or more columns (in FM9)

Hi Richard, If you are using FrameScript anyway, you could use FrameScript to populate the table headings correctly. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 r...@frameexpert.com www.frameexpert.com http://www.frameexpert.com/peace/ I am attempting to translate a series of elements into

Read/ Writes Rules or EDD - Adding Auto Column Naming to Translated Table with 4 or more columns (in FM9)

I am attempting to translate a series of elements into in a table on import into framemaker (Fm9). The scope is that I only need to produce a printed version (using Framescript) of the document, it is not necessary to parse out the .xml afterwards. In the original .xml this was a list (The

X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

All, I have a template that I created in FM7.2 In this template, I have a paragraph tag called StepNumberBegin that has the following autonumber format: S:n=1.\t and a paragraph tag called StepNumberContinued that has the following autonumber format: S:n+.\t I also have the following

RE: X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

Spectrum Writing wrote: In FM9 (all patched and updated), I decided to clean up the template and use less tags and I now have a single tag called StepNumber that has the autonumber format set to the following: N: n+.\t =0 (This allows the numbering to be automatically reset to 1 after a

Re: control the size of the element tags in document

Very cool. Thanks! ...scott Nakshatra Bhardwaj wrote: Hi Jakob, The maker.ini setting to achieve what you want is available under [StructureView] preferences as: ElemSize= Modify it as per your need and let us know if that's what you expected. Regards, Nakshatra

Re: Something that makes no sense in spell check

At 10:23 -0500 22/12/09, Stuart Rogers wrote: Have you tried saving as MIF and then examining the MIF file in a plain text editor? Search for the text surrounding the problem area and see if there's anything unusual. You might be able to do a find/replace operation within the text editor if

Re: X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

Spectrum Writing wrote: All, I have a template that I created in FM7.2 In this template, I have a paragraph tag called StepNumberBegin that has the following autonumber format: S:n=1.\t and a paragraph tag called StepNumberContinued that has the following autonumber format: S:n+.\t

RE: X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

Lots of ways to skin a cat in FM, huh? (Sorry to all cat-lovers out there!) Anyway, between Richard, Stuart's and Rick's reply, I got some stuff modified to get what I needed. Thanks all! TVB Tammy Van Boening Owner/Principal Spectrum Writing, LLC www.spectrumwritingllc.com

Re: Something that makes no sense in spell check

Steve Rickaby wrote: At 10:23 -0500 22/12/09, Stuart Rogers wrote: Have you tried saving as MIF and then examining the MIF file in a plain text editor? Search for the text surrounding the problem area and see if there's anything unusual. You might be able to do a find/replace operation

Re: Something that makes no sense in spell check

On Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:27:40 +, Steve Rickaby srick...@wordmongers.demon.co.uk wrote: You *do* have an extra space after the period after the xref: String `. ' You might try removing it in the MIF. It might be something other than a space, though it comes across as one in the email;

Re: Something that makes no sense in spell check: resolved, sort of

At 12:51 -0500 22/12/09, Stuart Rogers wrote: Looks perfectly normal (compared to a test file I just made). Have you tried typing something in the Correction box and clicking Correct? After that, I'm out of ideas, sorry. The suggested correction is the non-existent period following by one

FM-9 Enhanced Toolbars english/german

Friends of FrameMaker, Most of You know the ToolbarPro Express Customisation from Shlomo Perets, available since FM- 6 (or even 5.5). Recently he published the FM-9 version, but without the button bar, which i developed now. Although Klaus M?ller from ITL is not that happy with my arrangement

Placing title of figure

2009-12-22-02T13:45Z FrameMaker 8.0p277 (structured) Please respond as soon as possible. I know my answer to the following, but I need authoritative, expert, independent opinions to confirm or refute my answer. Given: 1. document type definition file and transformation files provided by

Placing title of figure

a or c Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 rick at frameexpert.com www.frameexpert.com http://www.frameexpert.com/peace/

Something that makes no sense in spell check

FrameMaker 7.0p577, Mac OS X 10.4.11, FrameMaker files possibly with some Word dross. (Yes, i know it's an old version, best I can do at present.) The spell check stops in the space before a cross-reference, showing 'Extra space?'. There is no supernumary space in the text on screen. The

Something that makes no sense in spell check

Hi Steve, The first thing I would do is save the file as MIF and reopen it. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 rick at frameexpert.com www.frameexpert.com http://www.frameexpert.com/peace/ FrameMaker 7.0p577, Mac OS X 10.4.11, FrameMaker files possibly with some Word dross. (Yes,

Something that makes no sense in spell check

At 09:50 -0500 22/12/09, Rick Quatro wrote: >The first thing I would do is save the file as MIF and reopen it. Thanks Rick... but, following earlier oddities, all the files in this book have been thoroughly MIFfed. -- Steve

control the size of the element tags in document

Hi Jakob, The maker.ini setting to achieve what you want is available under [StructureView] preferences as: ElemSize="" Modify it as per your need and let us know if that's what you expected. Regards, Nakshatra -Original Message- From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com

Read/ Writes Rules or EDD - Adding Auto Column Naming to Translated Table with 4 or more columns (in FM9)

I am attempting to translate a series of elements into in a table on import into framemaker (Fm9). The scope is that I only need to produce a printed version (using Framescript) of the document, it is not necessary to parse out the .xml afterwards. In the original .xml this was a list (The

Something that makes no sense in spell check

Steve Rickaby wrote: > FrameMaker 7.0p577, Mac OS X 10.4.11, FrameMaker files possibly with > some Word dross. (Yes, i know it's an old version, best I can do at > present.) > > The spell check stops in the space before a cross-reference, showing > 'Extra space?'. There is no supernumary space in

Read/ Writes Rules or EDD - Adding Auto Column Naming to Translated Table with 4 or more columns (in FM9)

Hi Richard, If you are using FrameScript anyway, you could use FrameScript to populate the table headings correctly. Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing Inc. 585-659-8267 rick at frameexpert.com www.frameexpert.com http://www.frameexpert.com/peace/ I am attempting to translate a series of elements

X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

All, I have a template that I created in FM7.2 In this template, I have a paragraph tag called "StepNumberBegin" that has the following autonumber format:

X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

Spectrum Writing wrote: > In FM9 (all patched and updated), I decided to clean up the template and > use > less tags and I now have a single tag called StepNumber that has the > autonumber format set to the following: N:< >.\t < =0> (This allows > the > numbering to be automatically reset to

control the size of the element tags in document

Very cool. Thanks! ...scott Nakshatra Bhardwaj wrote: > Hi Jakob, > > The maker.ini setting to achieve what you want is available under > [StructureView] preferences as: > ElemSize="" > > Modify it as per your need and let us know if that's what you expected. > > Regards, > Nakshatra > >

Something that makes no sense in spell check

At 10:23 -0500 22/12/09, Stuart Rogers wrote: >Have you tried saving as MIF and then examining the MIF file in a plain text >editor? Search for the text surrounding the problem area and see if there's >anything unusual. You might be able to do a find/replace operation within the >text editor

X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

Spectrum Writing wrote: > All, > > > > I have a template that I created in FM7.2 In this template, I have a > paragraph tag called "StepNumberBegin" that has the following autonumber > format:

X-refs working differently in FM 7.2 vs. FM 9?

Lots of ways to skin a cat in FM, huh? (Sorry to all cat-lovers out there!) Anyway, between Richard, Stuart's and Rick's reply, I got some stuff modified to get what I needed. Thanks all! TVB Tammy Van Boening Owner/Principal Spectrum Writing, LLC www.spectrumwritingllc.com info at

Something that makes no sense in spell check

Steve Rickaby wrote: > At 10:23 -0500 22/12/09, Stuart Rogers wrote: > >> Have you tried saving as MIF and then examining the MIF file in a plain text >> editor? Search for the text surrounding the problem area and see if there's >> anything unusual. You might be able to do a find/replace

Something that makes no sense in spell check

On Tue, 22 Dec 2009 17:27:40 +, Steve Rickaby wrote: You *do* have an extra space after the period after the xref: > You might try removing it in the MIF. It might be something other than a space, though it comes across as one in the email; try replacing both chars with a real space.