Hi Jim,
DITAToo from iG5 Authoring Tools can do this. Check out DITAToo at
www.ditatoo.com and some interesting discussions in the DITAToo Community
group page on LinkedIn at
http://www.linkedin.com/groups/DITAToo-Community-3964604?gid=3964604&trk=hb_
side_g.
Best wishes,
Andy Lewis
iG5 Author
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The DITA-FMx/XDocs connector presents the topic and map files with both
filename and title in either order.
Since we're on the subject of tools and file naming options ..
DITA-FMx provides numerous ways to automate the file naming for new
files using building blocks that can be assembled in ma
The DITA-FMx/XDocs connector presents the topic and map files with both
filename and title in either order.
Since we're on the subject of tools and file naming options ..
DITA-FMx provides numerous ways to automate the file naming for new
files using building blocks that can be assembled in man
> As far as possible, make sure the file name matches the title of
the topic. So if your topic is "Inserting the Widget" then your file
name would be "inserting_the_widget.xml". I realize this may cause
problems later if the title changes, but that doesn't happen often and
you can usually ma
>For what it's worth, the DITA Style Guide recommends using names that match
>the titles.
Since we are using a shared drive on my computer and no automated way to change
file names and have the change cascade through our "system", that approach
doesn't work for us. Partly because titles chang
>For what it's worth, the DITA Style Guide recommends using names that match
>the titles.
Since we are using a shared drive on my computer and no automated way to change
file names and have the change cascade through our "system", that approach
doesn't work for us. Partly because titles chang
Hi Jim
You make a good point about updating xrefs and related-links, as well as
ditamaps, when a file name changes.
I have made good use of the map checking function in oXygen Author. You open
the map in Author, then run it through an automated checking routine that will
point out any problems
Hi Jim,
DITAToo from iG5 Authoring Tools can do this. Check out DITAToo at
www.ditatoo.com and some interesting discussions in the DITAToo Community
group page on LinkedIn at
http://www.linkedin.com/groups/DITAToo-Community-3964604?gid=3964604&trk=hb_
side_g.
Best wishes,
Andy Lewis
iG5 Author
For what it's worth, the DITA Style Guide recommends using names that
match the titles.
It also recommends using the extensions .dita and .ditamap, instead of
.xml. That way, you have more control over which tool opens the file,
and you can distinguish the files from other xml files used in D
> As far as possible, make sure the file name matches the title of
the topic. So if your topic is "Inserting the Widget" then your file
name would be "inserting_the_widget.xml". I realize this may cause
problems later if the title changes, but that doesn't happen often and
you can usually mak
Hello hessiansx4
Join the dita-users group on Yahoo and search in the archives there. You'll
find lots of good advice from people who know a heck of a lot more about XML
than I do. But I can tell you what I have gleaned from various user groups:
* Use only lower-case lettering for both files a
t didn't)? How about file naming conventions? Any
and all suggestions are welcomed!
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Hi hessiansx4
Some more tips:
- Avoid spaces and special characters in file names, also in file names
of graphics
- Buy some tools and Framescripts to convert your unstructured Fm files
to DITA: MIF2Go and some Framescripts to rename your topics and change the
topicrefs in the dita
Hessiansx4, you might also want to look at this forum:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/framemaker-dita/messages
As for naming conventions, we name our files with a letter based on the
topic type, all lower case, only underscores to separate "words", and
use a "phrase" that is like an index t
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Hello All! My company is in the process of transitioning from FM8
unstructured > FM10 DITA and are discussing file naming conventions. Have any
of you had a similar experience (transitioning to DITA)? Any caveats you want
to share about the process (what worked/what didn't)? How about file namin
Hello all.
What kind of problems can I expect when I update my Framemaker from v7.2 (xp)
to v10 on w7?
I use structured FM with R/W-rules, templates, edd & xml.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Sdu Uitgevers
Belinda Lebbink
Coördinator productrealisatie Kosteninformatie
p/a Hanzestraat 1 Doetinchem
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Hi Clara,
please check following way:
1. Is your FrameMaker 10.0.1.402 or 408?
If no, then update your FM with last patch
2. Open the whole book (CTRL-File > Open all file in book).
if a book message appear or FM crash: Then
a. Open the book
b. Select Menu Edit > Dis
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