Hi Theresa,
An explanation would be that you created the PDF not with the
Adobe PDF printer but with a non-PostScript printer. Then only
the screen display is used to print EPS files.
I recommend the free SetPrint utility to use Adobe PDF as
the default printer just for FrameMaker:
Hi Anita,
I encountered something similar some years ago.
I do not remember the cause of this problem, but
it helped to save the file as MIF, open the MIF and
save in fm format again. (This is the so called MIF wash.)
This step removes inconsistent formatting commands.
Best regards
Winfried
Original Message
Subject:
FM, Finding unused paragraph tags
Date:
Sun, 18 Nov 2007 14:42:18 +0200
From:
Shmuel Wolfson s...@actcom.com
Original Message
Subject:
FM, Finding unused paragraph tags
Date:
Sun, 18 Nov 2007 14:43:37 +0200
From:
Shmuel Wolfson s...@actcom.com
As others have noted, there are tools that can handle the task of identifying
and removing unused paragraph tags.
But one thing you need to note is that importing the short, cleansed tag list
into other files will *not* remove the unused tags from thoe files. Importing
formats is a purely
I ran the index for our 800-page catalog. The index behaved as I
expected but in some instances the index page entries looked like this:
Tapes...568-572, 13-14, 16, 18-22
Is there a setting I missed? This is the first time I ran an index with
Frame 9. I very well could have missed
If you're indexing a number of .fm docs within a book, check that the
pagination is set so that it flows properly from beginning to end - this looks
like it's picking up index marker hits in multiple .fm docs that have different
pagination rules applied. So within that doc it makes sense, but
Chantel Brathwaite wrote:
I'm fairly new to this list and hope that you can help me. I'm using
version 7.2 of FM. I am creating 5 different versions of the same
document. Since most of the information in each document is the same,
I'm maintaining one set of files (one file for each
Richard Combs wrote:
IME, using separate books simplifies your workflow and minimizes the chances
for operator error when producing multiple versions of a document. To create
the Version A PDF, you open the Version A book, select all its files, select
View Show/Hide Conditional Text
Fred Ridder wrote:
The one additional hint I'd offer is that there is usually one file that is
unique to each book (e.g. the title page), which you can use to contain the
book-specific user variable definitions and conditional text settings. That
way, all you have to do is use
In both cases (logoc and logobw) when converted to .eps, the image (as
displayed in Adobe Bridge) is about 1/4 the visual size as the .psd.
In Frame, logoc.eps looks funny on screen, but renders correctly in
.pdf. In Frame, logobw.eps looks the same onscreen as it looks when
rendered in
Hello all,
I would like to create a hyperlink (hypertext) within FrameMaker so that when a
PDF file is created and viewed on a SmartPhone - it would recognize the link
and autodial if selected.
Using the Tel url in Anchor Tag a
href=tel:940-453-4538940-453-4538/a/p - works for an HTML
Hi Diana,
Try creating a link by hand with Acrobat in a PDF and make sure it works
on the phone. If it does, then we can translate the link into its FrameMaker
equivalent. But you are better to get it working in the PDF first. Please
let me know if you have any questions or comments. Thank you
Diana,
tel is an input type supported in HTML5. It has no equivalent (that I know
of) in FrameMaker or Acrobat. Maybe a JavaScript could launch the dialer and
pass the number to it? Alternatively, using the message command in a
hypertext marker might work.
Baruch Brodersen
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011
Diana Stock wrote:
I would like to create a hyperlink (hypertext) within FrameMaker so that
when a PDF file is created and viewed on a SmartPhone - it would recognize
the link and autodial if selected.
Using the Tel url in Anchor Tag a href=tel:940-453-4538940-453-
4538/a/p - works for
3) In the dialog box, set Command to Go to URL and in the text box, specify
the command like this:
message URL tel: 940-453-4538
Oops, Outlook helpfully inserted a space after the colon that shouldn't be
there. Sorry.
Richard G. Combs
Senior Technical Writer
Polycom, Inc.
Thanks Roger, Steve, and Ann -
Multiple book files are the perfect solution. It will make things a lot
easier for me to handle.
Thanks for the information re: CVS. I think that is going to be the way I
handle builds. I know there are limitations because the files are binary,
but at least we'll
Version 8
I'd like to use these two lines in a cross reference:
Id 069
Workshop Title
so that my cross reference looks like this
Id 069 - Workshop Title on page 22
Thanks,
Theresa
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Theresa de Valence wrote:
I'd like to use these two lines in a cross reference:
Id 069
Workshop Title
so that my cross reference looks like this
Id 069 - Workshop Title on page 22
You can't do that with a single cross-reference. But assuming those two lines
are separate paragraphs,
Hi Theresa,
An explanation would be that you created the PDF not with the
Adobe PDF printer but with a non-PostScript printer. Then only
the screen display is used to print EPS files.
I recommend the free SetPrint utility to use Adobe PDF as
the default printer just for FrameMaker:
Legsdin
Technical Writer
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I ran the index for our 800-page catalog. The index behaved as I
expected but in some instances the index page entries looked like this:
Tapes...568-572, 13-14, 16, 18-22
Is there a setting I missed? This is the first time I ran an index with
Frame 9. I very well could have missed
If you're indexing a number of .fm docs within a book, check that the
pagination is set so that it flows properly from beginning to end - this looks
like it's picking up index marker hits in multiple .fm docs that have different
pagination rules applied. So within that doc it makes sense, but
There were 26 files all put in the book in order of page number. Pgs
1-13, Pgs 14-26, etc...
Same way I have been doing Frame indexes for years. Though the first
time using Frame 9.
Scott White
Manager - Content and Print Media
Belmont, NC - 704-398-5752
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Chantel Brathwaite wrote:
> I'm fairly new to this list and hope that you can help me. I'm using
> version 7.2 of FM. I am creating 5 different versions of the same
> document. Since most of the information in each document is the same,
> I'm maintaining one set of files (one file for each
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> The one additional hint I'd offer is that there is usually one file that is
> unique to each book (e.g. the title page), which you can use to contain the
> book-specific user variable definitions and conditional text settings. That
> way, all you have to do is use
> In both cases (logoc and logobw) when converted to .eps, the image (as
> displayed in Adobe Bridge) is about 1/4 the visual size as the .psd.
> In Frame, logoc.eps looks funny on screen, but renders correctly in
> .pdf. In Frame, logobw.eps looks the same onscreen as it looks when
>
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Diana Stock wrote:
> I would like to create a hyperlink (hypertext) within FrameMaker so that
> when a PDF file is created and viewed on a SmartPhone - it would recognize
> the link and autodial if selected.
>
> Using the Tel url in Anchor Tag 940-453-
> 4538 - works for an HTML page but how
> 3) In the dialog box, set Command to Go to URL and in the text box, specify
> the command like this:
> message URL tel: 940-453-4538
Oops, Outlook "helpfully" inserted a space after the colon that shouldn't be
there. Sorry.
Richard G. Combs
Senior Technical Writer
Polycom, Inc.
Thanks Roger, Steve, and Ann -
Multiple book files are the perfect solution. It will make things a lot
easier for me to handle.
Thanks for the information re: CVS. I think that is going to be the way I
handle builds. I know there are limitations because the files are binary,
but at least we'll
Version 8
I'd like to use these two lines in a cross reference:
Id 069
Workshop Title
so that my cross reference looks like this
"Id 069 - Workshop Title on page 22"
Thanks,
Theresa
Theresa de Valence wrote:
> I'd like to use these two lines in a cross reference:
>
> Id 069
> Workshop Title
>
> so that my cross reference looks like this
>
> "Id 069 - Workshop Title on page 22"
You can't do that with a single cross-reference. But assuming those two lines
are separate
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