Flare can replace both FrameMaker and RoboHelp, the core of TCS. I
don't like having each topic in a separate file, lack of true WYSIWYG
for PDF, or the inability to export change markup to PDF, but it's a
highly competitive alternative, especially with RoboHelp.
I don't think either has kept up
Framers,
Is there any way to get an actual broken line rule pattern in FrameMaker
tables?
My human factors guys insist that I do a certain table with dashed rulings.
I know about the Edit button in Custom Ruling and Shading and that it allows
editing of the width and tone of the rulings by
Hi Robert,
What formats does your wiki export? You may be able to go from content
exported from the wiki directly into FrameMaker. If you want to explore this
further, please contact me offlist. If others are in the same situation, I
would be glad to hear from you. Thank you very much.
Rick
Hi Craig,
FrameMaker doesn't support dashed lines in table rules. You can do dashed
lines in InDesign tables, but not FrameMaker.
Rick
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On 2013-Jul-31 6:08 PM, Craig Ede wrote:
Framers,
Is there any way to get an actual broken line rule pattern in
FrameMaker tables?
My human factors guys insist that I do a certain table with dashed
rulings. I know about the Edit button in Custom Ruling and Shading and
that it allows
Robert Lauriston said:
In recent years more and more of my content is coming out of wikis.
We have decided the same - all of our _new_ documentation, user guides,
manuals, etc., is being created on Confluence now rather than FrameMaker. And
all my older documents that need updates will be
Hi, all.
As part of my project to move all my documents from FrameMaker to Confluence, I
had been planning to use Mif2Go to get my FM documents into other formats.
Well, the opportunity to test/start a similar process arose sooner than I
expected. One of my specifications needed urgent updates
I think the problem would be how to automatically size the anchored frame for
the vast variety of cells, straddled and otherwise.
My own take on the use of dashed lines from a visual perception aspect is that
they will just create a visual buzz that makes it more difficult to see the
data.
A manual export step from Confluence to FrameMaker would not be a
useful workflow. I need to edit wiki content in place.
Since FM already has XML editing capabilities and source control / CMS
integration, it doesn't seem to me like it would be a big challenge
for Adobe to add that.
Same goes for
FrameMaker MIF2Go Word works great, I've used it for a variety of projects.
Unfortunately Word Confluence has some major bugs that require a lot
of cleanup. FrameMaker MIF2Go XHTML Confluence might be faster
depending on the content and formatting.
s are even possible?
Thanks.
Craig
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Robert Lauriston said:
> In recent years more and more of my content is coming out of wikis.
We have decided the same - all of our _new_ documentation, user guides,
manuals, etc., is being created on Confluence now rather than FrameMaker. And
all my older documents that need updates will be
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g, etc.).
So, thanks, Jeremy! Mif2Go is excellent and deserves all the kudos it gets.
Z
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A manual export step from Confluence to FrameMaker would not be a
useful workflow. I need to edit wiki content in place.
Since FM already has XML editing capabilities and source control / CMS
integration, it doesn't seem to me like it would be a big challenge
for Adobe to add that.
Same goes for
FrameMaker > MIF2Go > Word works great, I've used it for a variety of projects.
Unfortunately Word > Confluence has some major bugs that require a lot
of cleanup. FrameMaker > MIF2Go > XHTML > Confluence might be faster
depending on the content and formatting.
Hi Robert,
What formats does your wiki export? You may be able to go from content
exported from the wiki directly into FrameMaker. If you want to explore this
further, please contact me offlist. If others are in the same situation, I
would be glad to hear from you. Thank you very much.
Rick
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