I have used
Solidpdf. Like NitroPdf, it is also an excellent tool for converting pdf to
word. I guess that it also allows import of multiple pdfs into a single Word
doc.
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Every genre of writing comes with a style statement
Regards,
NJ
http://www.n
I have used
Solidpdf. Like NitroPdf, it is also an excellent tool for converting pdf to
word. I guess that it also allows import of multiple pdfs into a single Word
doc.
__
Every genre of writing comes with a style statement
Regards,
NJ
http://www.n
I am sure that Rick will answer soon enough, but I cannot resist noting
the fact that he is selling PDF versions of the older book on his web
site for $25. :)
I too await his new book on FrameScript though ...
Z
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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framer
I am sure that Rick will answer soon enough, but I cannot resist noting
the fact that he is selling PDF versions of the older book on his web
site for $25. :)
I too await his new book on FrameScript though ...
Z
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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framer
Hi Rick,
Off topic for the Windows 7 thread, but it was the easiest way to send you a
message.
Do you have any plans to republish your FrameScript crash course book? Even
in PDF only?
If not, can you recommend any other books on FS?
Thanks lots and belated Happy New Year.
PS, I agree with you
Hi Rick,
Off topic for the Windows 7 thread, but it was the easiest way to send you a
message.
Do you have any plans to republish your FrameScript crash course book? Even
in PDF only?
If not, can you recommend any other books on FS?
Thanks lots and belated Happy New Year.
PS, I agree with you
If you import the PDF pages into anchored frames in the FrameMaker file, and
save it as an RTF, the pages from the PDFs are preserved in the resulting
Word file. Of course, if you import the PDFs directly onto the FrameMaker
pages (and not in an anchored frame), they don't export to the Word file.
At 10:17 AM 12/01/2010, jopakent wrote:
>I'm trying to crack an old nut again. I've got a Word doc into which I want
>to import many PDF documents. The issue is that most of these documents are
>multiple page PDFs. When I import (as object, from file) one of the PDFs
>into the Word doc, only the f
Jim Owens wrote:
> Syed.Hosain at aeris.net wrote:
> > I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for "FFamily" and
> > only see the following unique entries for font familes:
> >
> That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF
Reference (MIF Document Statements > Characte
> Syed, are you saying the book update fails even after you open all the
files, acknowledging the prompts about font substitution?
Exactly! Yes, this is what has me stumped. I opened *all* the .FM files
(only four .FM files - two are the contents and index files that I want
to fix, only one has t
If you import the PDF pages into anchored frames in the FrameMaker file, and
save it as an RTF, the pages from the PDFs are preserved in the resulting
Word file. Of course, if you import the PDFs directly onto the FrameMaker
pages (and not in an anchored frame), they don't export to the Word file.
Syed.Hosain at aeris.net wrote:
> I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for "FFamily" and
> only see the following unique entries for font familes:
>
>
That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF Reference
(MIF Document Statements > Character Formats > PgfFont an
Jim Owens wrote:
> syed.hos...@aeris.net wrote:
> > I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for "FFamily" and
> > only see the following unique entries for font familes:
> >
> That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF
Reference (MIF Document Statements > Character F
> I assume you have investigated Reference and Master Pages through the
document? Also, fonts can hide in character and paragraph formats, in
spaces, non-breaking spaces, automated number formats, cross reference
formats where styles have been defined, etc.
Agreed. In the past, this is where I h
On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 15:17:16 -0800, "jopakent" wrote:
>I'm trying to crack an old nut again. I've got a Word doc into which I want
>to import many PDF documents. The issue is that most of these documents are
>multiple page PDFs. When I import (as object, from file) one of the PDFs
>into the Word
On Mon, 11 Jan 2010 15:17:16 -0800, "jopakent" wrote:
>I'm trying to crack an old nut again. I've got a Word doc into which I want
>to import many PDF documents. The issue is that most of these documents are
>multiple page PDFs. When I import (as object, from file) one of the PDFs
>into the Word
> Syed, are you saying the book update fails even after you open all the
files, acknowledging the prompts about font substitution?
Exactly! Yes, this is what has me stumped. I opened *all* the .FM files
(only four .FM files - two are the contents and index files that I want
to fix, only one has t
> I assume you have investigated Reference and Master Pages through the
document? Also, fonts can hide in character and paragraph formats, in
spaces, non-breaking spaces, automated number formats, cross reference
formats where styles have been defined, etc.
Agreed. In the past, this is where I h
Hi, Corinne,
I thought I'd take a moment to revisit my quick post from Friday to your
question. Others have offered some good advice; what I'm about to add
just provides some additional resources for what I described:
1. Confirm that the original content doesn't exist anywhere else
first.If Power
I'm trying to crack an old nut again. I've got a Word doc into which I want
to import many PDF documents. The issue is that most of these documents are
multiple page PDFs. When I import (as object, from file) one of the PDFs
into the Word doc, only the first page displays.
In the past, I've crea
I'm trying to crack an old nut again. I've got a Word doc into which I want
to import many PDF documents. The issue is that most of these documents are
multiple page PDFs. When I import (as object, from file) one of the PDFs
into the Word doc, only the first page displays.
In the past, I've crea
Yes, you can do this. Create it as a hypertext link, define your
target as normal, but instead of a textual launch point, you use a
graphic.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Donald M Rinderknecht
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I would like to be able to link to another Frame document by using a
> graphic a
Syed.Hosain wrote:
> The *real* problem is that I need to regen and fix the Contents and
> Index files since they are not being updated when the book is being
> updated (that is an issue in itself) - and so far this font problem is
> getting in the way of *that* activity. Sigh ...
Syed, are you s
syed.hos...@aeris.net wrote:
> I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for "FFamily" and
> only see the following unique entries for font familes:
>
>
That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF Reference
(MIF Document Statements > Character Formats > PgfFont and F
Hi, Lynn.
1. This book that is puzzling me does not have any graphics in any of
the .FM files in it. No PDF, no JPG, no FM graphics, etc.
2. I tried to search for the missing font family (that was reported in
the console) in the MIF output (of each .FM file) without any success.
So far, I am sti
Hi Bill,
I also got a call from Rick Quatro explaining this method. Thanks to
both of you for your assistance.
I put the graphic in an anchored frame with a text box over it which
contains the hypertext marker. Works fine!
Next step is to make navigation from one PDF back to the previous one
Hi, Corinne,
I thought I'd take a moment to revisit my quick post from Friday to your
question. Others have offered some good advice; what I'm about to add
just provides some additional resources for what I described:
1. Confirm that the original content doesn't exist anywhere else
first.If Pow
Hi Corinne
This is how we do it with unstructured FrameMaker:
1. We print the PPT to PDF.
2. We design a FrameMaker template which looks exactly like the slides in
the PPT (background image, titles, bullet points...), but we also have
sufficient space on each page for training notes.
3. We import
Syed.Hosain wrote:
> The *real* problem is that I need to regen and fix the Contents and
> Index files since they are not being updated when the book is being
> updated (that is an issue in itself) - and so far this font problem is
> getting in the way of *that* activity. Sigh ...
Syed, are you
Sorry, I have note really been following the thread closely so I hope
this has not already been said.
I assume you have investigated Reference and Master Pages through the
document? Also, fonts can hide in character and paragraph formats, in
spaces, non-breaking spaces, automated number form
Hi All,
I would like to be able to link to another Frame document by using a
graphic as a button in a paragraph (thinking anchored frame inserted at
insertion point) instead of a cross-reference or hypertext link.
Is there a way to do this?
I'm using Frame 9 (I also have Frame 8 available).
Hi, Lynn.
1. This book that is puzzling me does not have any graphics in any of
the .FM files in it. No PDF, no JPG, no FM graphics, etc.
2. I tried to search for the missing font family (that was reported in
the console) in the MIF output (of each .FM file) without any success.
So far, I am sti
They can be in EPS graphics, for one. Not sure if an embedded PDF would
trigger the problem, since theoretically the PDF would either have the
fonts embedded in itself, or make an on-the-fly substitution.
Tori
On 1/11/10 11:20 AM, l...@farmedia.com wrote:
> I vaguely remember that fonts can al
They can be in EPS graphics, for one. Not sure if an embedded PDF would
trigger the problem, since theoretically the PDF would either have the
fonts embedded in itself, or make an on-the-fly substitution.
Tori
On 1/11/10 11:20 AM, lynn at farmedia.com wrote:
> I vaguely remember that fonts can
I vaguely remember that fonts can also be stored in graphic files-in certain
graphic file formats. If you have graphic files in your book, that might be
a clue..
I encountered the same problem years earlier before but can't recall how I
resolved it. I only remember frustration at looking "ever
OK, from PPT, I'd try saving as RTF, and opening that in Frame. If you have
a lot of graphics in the slides, depending on how they are saved in RTF, I'd
also try saving as HTML to export the graphics as files, which may then need
to be imported by reference.
As a backup, you could print to PDF fro
Hi Bill,
I also got a call from Rick Quatro explaining this method. Thanks to
both of you for your assistance.
I put the graphic in an anchored frame with a text box over it which
contains the hypertext marker. Works fine!
Next step is to make navigation from one PDF back to the previous one
I vaguely remember that fonts can also be stored in graphic files-in certain
graphic file formats. If you have graphic files in your book, that might be
a clue..
I encountered the same problem years earlier before but can't recall how I
resolved it. I only remember frustration at looking "every
Yes, you can do this. Create it as a hypertext link, define your
target as normal, but instead of a textual launch point, you use a
graphic.
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Donald M Rinderknecht
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I would like to be able to link to another Frame document by using a
> graphic a
Hi All,
I would like to be able to link to another Frame document by using a
graphic as a button in a paragraph (thinking anchored frame inserted at
insertion point) instead of a cross-reference or hypertext link.
Is there a way to do this?
I'm using Frame 9 (I also have Frame 8 available).
I have come across such anomalies. Then it has had to do with imported
documents, like OLE linked Visio files or imported pdf files made on
another system (older version of M$ Windoze, usually).
I have just ignored it and everything will print OK. Never had a real
problem with it.
It seems as Win
OK, from PPT, I'd try saving as RTF, and opening that in Frame. If you have
a lot of graphics in the slides, depending on how they are saved in RTF, I'd
also try saving as HTML to export the graphics as files, which may then need
to be imported by reference.
As a backup, you could print to PDF fro
Hi Corinne
This is how we do it with unstructured FrameMaker:
1. We print the PPT to PDF.
2. We design a FrameMaker template which looks exactly like the slides in
the PPT (background image, titles, bullet points...), but we also have
sufficient space on each page for training notes.
3. We import
I have come across such anomalies. Then it has had to do with imported
documents, like OLE linked Visio files or imported pdf files made on
another system (older version of M$ Windoze, usually).
I have just ignored it and everything will print OK. Never had a real
problem with it.
It seems as Win
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