RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

Jason Nichols wrote: For example, it'd be nice if I could define – in the footer of each chapter in a book – the Running H/F variables to pull in the document title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the book's title page (based on paragraph tags that are used only in

RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

Jason Nichols wrote: For example, it'd be nice if I could define – in the footer of each chapter in a book – the Running H/F variables to pull in the document title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the book's title page (based on paragraph tags that are used

RE: Skip to Next Table Command?

Thanks Shmuel. That is very helpful. Alison From: Shmuel Wolfson [mailto:shmue...@gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2013 2:09 AM To: Alison Craig Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: Re: Skip to Next Table Command? Attached is an AutoIt script to find the next table and go to the first

RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level

Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts of things for which you should define user variables. And use them not just in the footer, but on the title page and throughout. When marketing decides to change the product name, you'll be glad it's a variable. I

Importing .swf files and creating pdfs

Dear Framers: I am having no trouble importing .swf into my FM11 files. The FM 11 preferences are set correctly. FM11 does a perfect job if you save as pdf But if you print to .ps the resulting pdf is dead. The swf does not activate. I would like to print to ps, any ideas why this should not

RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level

We do a lot of translation, but I have never encountered this - thanks for the warning of something to watch for. As we were recently acquired and my translation will now be managed through the documentation department at our Danish sister company, it's definitely something I'll follow up on

Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

Jason Nichols wrote: > For example, it'd be nice if I could define ? in the footer of each > chapter in a book ? the Running H/F variables to pull in the document > title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the > book's title page (based on paragraph tags that are used only

Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

> Jason Nichols wrote: > > For example, it'd be nice if I could define ? in the footer of each > > chapter in a book ? the Running H/F variables to pull in the document > > title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the > > book's title page (based on paragraph tags that

Skip to Next Table Command?

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Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level

> Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts of things for which you should define user variables. > And use them not just in the footer, but on the title page and throughout. When marketing decides to change the product name, > you'll be glad it's a variable. I

Importing .swf files and creating pdfs

Dear Framers: I am having no trouble importing .swf into my FM11 files. The FM 11 preferences are set correctly. FM11 does a perfect job if you "save as pdf" But if you print to .ps the resulting pdf is dead. The swf does not activate. I would like to print to ps, any ideas why this should not

Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level

We do a lot of translation, but I have never encountered this - thanks for the warning of something to watch for. As we were recently acquired and my translation will now be managed through the documentation department at our Danish "sister" company, it's definitely something I'll follow up on

FW: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

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Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

Jason's question was about how, not why. On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 6:48 AM, Combs, Richard wrote: > Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts of > things for which you should define user variables. And use them not just in > the footer, but on the title page and

Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?

The BookVars plugin from Leximation will do all of this. It's an excellent plugin. -Gillian -Original Message- From: framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Jason Nichols Sent: Friday, April 26, 2013 9:44 AM To: framers at

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