Seems adobe.com is not frequented by Adobe tech support staff, or at
least very often. Where does one go to find answers about Adobe products?
I’ll recap my issues:
Frame 12.0.3 document, my Fm book began with Frame Standard Template for
User Guide.
Looks fine in pdf.
In Publish pod, am trying
At 09:33 -0500 2/10/14, Theresa de Valence wrote:
>Niels Grundtvig Nielsen suggested the problem might have to do with colour
>definitions and he discussed his directly modifying the MIF file which solved
>*his* problem. I've no idea *how* to modify the MIF file, so I'd rather not go
>there.
I
On 2014-Oct-01 7:01 PM, Mike Wickham wrote:
Stuart,
I haven't had need to work with text insets, but I'm wondering if you
can shorten your procedure by inserting the non-breaking space into
the autonumber format for the InsetAnchor paragraph format, and
setting its position to "End of paragra
Thanks,
Theresa
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What is the benefit of putting a table anchor in its own paragraphs
instead of putting the anchor at the end of the preceding paragraph?
I've inherited lots of documents that do things like that and it
seemed to me like pointless busywork, but the people who set up the
templates were long gone so
Some popular ones:
EditPad
EditPlus
NotePad++
NoteTab
Some of those may be free only for non-commercial use.
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Anything you like.
John X Posada
AML Syst & Ops Supt Data Analyst | US FCC & RC Systems Control & Analytics
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Only real choice is Notepad++ (http://notepad-plus-plus.org/)
On Thursday, October 2, 2014 2:27 PM, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
Some popular ones:
EditPad
EditPlus
NotePad++
NoteTab
Some of those may be free only for non-commercial use.
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NotePad++ is GNU Licensed and absolutely free. It saves in a bunch of different
formats; very handy.
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Subject: Re: What free Windows text editor should I us
At 12:23 -0700 2/10/14, Robert Lauriston wrote:
>What is the benefit of putting a table anchor in its own paragraphs
>instead of putting the anchor at the end of the preceding paragraph?
>
>I've inherited lots of documents that do things like that and it
>seemed to me like pointless busywork, but
Notepad++ (http://www.notepad-plus-plus.org/) is my text editor of choice.
If you're into trying exciting, fresh, new things, Atom (https://atom.io/) is
the cool new thing from the creators of GitHub. I haven't played with it much
though.
Adam
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On 2014-Oct-02 3:23 PM, Robert Lauriston wrote:
What is the benefit of putting a table anchor in its own paragraphs
instead of putting the anchor at the end of the preceding paragraph?
I've inherited lots of documents that do things like that and it
seemed to me like pointless busywork, but the
Notepad++ is probably the best of the free/OSS editors; however, I don't know
if it supports syntax highlighting for MIF. This may not matter to you, but it
does make life easier when editing files.
If you can spare a few dollars, TextPad is a good editor and does have syntax
highlighting for M
Notepad++ does not have syntax highlighting for MIF. It's hard to find
user-created syntax highlighting for Notepad++ unless it's a very popular
syntax. I don't imagine anyone has defined MIF in their spare time.
I forgot to mention Subline Text (http://www.sublimetext.com/), a very popular
edi
I like to use my cursor keys to scroll from table to table, and putting
each table anchor in its own paragraph lets me do that. If they're all on
the same line, pressing the up or down arrow once pops you to the beginning
or end of all of the tables that are anchored in the same line. I do a lot
of
I would never have one table follow another without a heading or
explanatory text in between.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 1:20 PM, Lin Sims wrote:
> I like to use my cursor keys to scroll from table to table, and putting each
> table anchor in its own paragraph lets me do that. If they're all on the
>
I'm describing IC chip registers. There is absolutely no point in having
text or a heading in between each one, and this particular piece of IP has
about 500 or so of them.
As always, it depends on what you're doing and who your audience is.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 4:26 PM, Robert Lauriston
wrote
Hi, guys...I'm having discussion with my service support people over what I
deem to be poor network access speed of FM files.
I'm trying to define what FM does when it accesses a series of files from
the perspective of disk and network read/writes, for something such as
search and replace.
It wou
How do users find the one they're looking for?
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 1:34 PM, Lin Sims wrote:
> I'm describing IC chip registers. There is absolutely no point in having
> text or a heading in between each one, and this particular piece of IP has
> about 500 or so of them.
>
> As always, it depen
If you're talking about doing a find and replace across a .book with
none of the .fm files open, my impression is that it iterates through
the files as follows:
- create .lck file
- read file into memory
- make changes
- write to disk
- delete .lck file
I think that's one of those FM features tha
For the registers, we list all the table names as active links in a table
upfront. But if I am simply scanning through the tables, I find it easier
to use the cursor button than the mouse wheel. Your mileage may, of course,
vary. There are also places where a brief paragraph introduces a set of
ta
In a situation like that, I use headings instead of table names. In a
single-source environment, headings are more flexible.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 2:10 PM, Lin Sims wrote:
> For the registers, we list all the table names as active links in a table
> upfront. But if I am simply scanning through t
Not a bad idea, but this is the corporate style. We're also not
single-sourcing. (We were moving to that, but then the company got acquired
and the techcomm department was decentralized. But that's a whole other
story.)
Even if it were my call, I'm not sure I'd go that way. If the table splits
acr
If the heading is in the header or footer, you don't lose the title.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 2:19 PM, Lin Sims wrote:
> Not a bad idea, but this is the corporate style. We're also not
> single-sourcing. (We were moving to that, but then the company got acquired
> and the techcomm department was de
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