Hi Tammy,
A section is below a chapter (that is: a chapter can contain sections, not
the other way round), it's a nested structure.
To us this you have to insert a folder in the book and put your section
files in that folder. The folder is your chapter and can have a chapter
number ($chapnum)
I would highly recommend Bernard's book "FrameMaker: A Hands-On Guide to
Creating DITA Compliant Documents".
David Creamer
IDEAS Training & Consultation
http://www.IDEAStraining.com
Adobe Certified Trainer for Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, InDesign,
InCopy, FrameMaker, Dreamweaver, Premiere, C
I would highly recommend Bernard's book "FrameMaker: A Hands-On Guide to
Creating DITA Compliant Documents".
David Creamer
IDEAS Training & Consultation
http://www.IDEAStraining.com
Adobe Certified Trainer for Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat, InDesign,
InCopy, FrameMaker, Dreamweaver, Premiere, C
Hi everyone,
Has anyone else had the following issues.
I am having an issue with FrameMaker 9 and Windows 7 (both have all their
updates). I am unable to select the Paragraph Designer icons and the edits you
make at that point are not saved. FM9 stops "responding" and/or crashes and
says Applic
I'm experimenting with conditional text in Unstructured FM 10.
I started to write an email to this list to ask if it was normal that FM 10
could not find conditional table rows, since I couldn't seem to find
conditional table rows, and I couldn't find this in the help files. But I did a
Google
Hi Karen,
If I understand your situation correctly, I've had those problems myself. I
found if I set a tab using the ruler instead of opening the paragraph
designer and setting it there, this created a problem with the paragraph
designer not letting me move through the pages. And that behaviour al
I'm experimenting with conditional text in Unstructured FM 10.
I started to write an email to this list to ask if it was normal that FM 10
could not find conditional table rows, since I couldn't seem to find
conditional table rows, and I couldn't find this in the help files. But I did a
Google
Hi Karen,
If I understand your situation correctly, I've had those problems myself. I
found if I set a tab using the ruler instead of opening the paragraph
designer and setting it there, this created a problem with the paragraph
designer not letting me move through the pages. And that behaviour al
Hi everyone,
Has anyone else had the following issues.
I am having an issue with FrameMaker 9 and Windows 7 (both have all their
updates). I am unable to select the Paragraph Designer icons and the edits you
make at that point are not saved. FM9 stops "responding" and/or crashes and
says Applic
Hi Tammy,
A section is below a chapter (that is: a chapter can contain sections, not
the other way round), it's a nested structure.
To us this you have to insert a folder in the book and put your section
files in that folder. The folder is your chapter and can have a chapter
number ($chapnu
* I'm pretty sure FrameMaker makes mistakes when changing the Show/Hide
settings.
FM9 absolutely can make mistakes when changing the Show/Hide settings. I've
found that in order to make sure things appear as they are supposed I need to
make sure:
- I have as much RAM available as possible
- Pr
* I'm pretty sure FrameMaker makes mistakes when changing the Show/Hide
settings.
FM9 absolutely can make mistakes when changing the Show/Hide settings. I've
found that in order to make sure things appear as they are supposed I need to
make sure:
- I have as much RAM available as possible
- Pr
Hi Cathy,
I did a quick test, and I see what you mean. FM's native document compare
function in 9.0 is not very robust when it comes to structural changes in
tables.
Possible solution:
If you save your docs as PDFs, you can compare those side-by-side in Beyond
Compare http://www.scootersoftware.com
I don't do what you are doing. My user base is internal and we read
their windows login.
it may be that there are anonymous login creds that you can set
up,..I'd be shocked if there weren't. I just know that I'll often
send a link to a SP doc to an internal and they won't be able to
access it til
All,
I have an unstructured Frame book created in FM 9.0 (all patched and
current) that contains the following layout:
. Front Cover
. Front Matter
. Generated TOC
. 40 individual files,
. Index
The structure of these individual files is this:
.
I don't do what you are doing. My user base is internal and we read
their windows login.
it may be that there are anonymous login creds that you can set
up,..I'd be shocked if there weren't. I just know that I'll often
send a link to a SP doc to an internal and they won't be able to
access it til
To add to this, I run 8, 9, and 10 on a single machine. The only tough thing
for me is double clicking a newer file if my default is
set to open with an older version. However, Win7 does a nice job of letting me
quickly choose my default application.
For anyone working with v10 of FrameMaker, ch
I've got a paper and some sample docs to get you started. A bit of a DITA
backgrounder is available in a DITA primer. I also have
sample chapters from my FrameMaker book that walks you through using FM and
DITA. Start here:
http://www.publishingsmarter.com/resources/books-and-articles
Hope that
We got around that by using Volume numbering instead.
Nadine
--- On Fri, 1/28/11, Spectrum Writing wrote:
> From: Spectrum Writing
> Subject: Numbering question
> To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
> Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 10:35 AM
> All,
>
>
>
> I have an unstructured Frame book cr
We got around that by using Volume numbering instead.
Nadine
--- On Fri, 1/28/11, Spectrum Writing wrote:
> From: Spectrum Writing
> Subject: Numbering question
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Date: Friday, January 28, 2011, 10:35 AM
> All,
>
>
>
> I have an unstructured Frame book
All,
I have an unstructured Frame book created in FM 9.0 (all patched and
current) that contains the following layout:
. Front Cover
. Front Matter
. Generated TOC
. 40 individual files,
. Index
The structure of these individual files is this:
Hi Rick,
Sounds like a plan - thanks for getting back to me on this. I won't go off list
yet, as others may be interested or have more comments (apologies if you get
this twice, therefore). If we can crack it, though, I would be definitely
interested in a FrameScript.
Your initial suggestions
I've got a paper and some sample docs to get you started. A bit of a DITA
backgrounder is available in a DITA primer. I also have
sample chapters from my FrameMaker book that walks you through using FM and
DITA. Start here:
http://www.publishingsmarter.com/resources/books-and-articles
Hope that
To add to this, I run 8, 9, and 10 on a single machine. The only tough thing
for me is double clicking a newer file if my default is
set to open with an older version. However, Win7 does a nice job of letting me
quickly choose my default application.
For anyone working with v10 of FrameMaker, ch
Hi Cathy,
I did a quick test, and I see what you mean. FM's native document compare
function in 9.0 is not very robust when it comes to structural changes in
tables.
Possible solution:
If you save your docs as PDFs, you can compare those side-by-side in Beyond
Compare http://www.scootersoftware.com
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