Hi,
To avoid these table troubles make sure when inserting a table to always have
at least one empty paragraph below it. That makes it so much easier when you
want to add more things below the first table. Regardless TableFootnotes.
You will then see exactly where to put your insertion point.
...except when it gives you a blank page that your don't want at the end of a
document. When the table is not at the end of the document, it's pretty easy to
see the separate flow that a footnote is in. Better to use the Space Below
Table setting to space your tables from the text below.
Craig
Point taken. And thank god for that thought! Yet I see such formatting all the
time.
Craig
Date: Fri, 15 May 2015 12:23:16 -0400
From: srog...@phoenix-geophysics.com
To: craig...@hotmail.com; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: FrameMaker Bug: inability to add a table after a table
I've worked with varying degrees of agility including strict,
by-the-book Scrum. Documentation *must* be loosely coupled and
sometimes must follow one or more sprints after the development.
My major example for why this is was an update to OpenLDAP that took
the developer a few days to implement.
You may want to check out Colum McAndrew's blog post -
http://www.uacolumn.com/our-agile-journey/ to exchange some ideas on who they
are dealing with Agile development.
From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Johnson, Joyce
Sent:
I wrote in Agile several years ago while at EMC. I liked it, most of the
other writers hated it.
Yes, sometimes I had to rewrite in a later iteration, but that's pretty
much normal in any development environment. What I liked was being able to
include document review at the end of each iteration
All -
Is anyone writing software user guides for end users in an environment in which
the software is being developed following agile guidelines? If so, are you
writing portions of the user guide at each software iteration? How do you
handle major revisions to the software? That is, if you
On 2015-May-15 1:05 PM, john.x.pos...@us.hsbc.com wrote:
Hi, guys...FM 11 unstructured.
Is there a way of defining that a specific Master Page be used when the
first para style is a specific style?
Yes. It's described in the Help
Well, one thing some of the contributors got wrong is that while Scrum
is a proper noun, agile is not.
Some of the articles are password-protected, the ones that aren't
don't suggest that it would be worth paying the ripoff membership fees
to get access.
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 10:31 AM, Stuart
Yes, there is. I just don't have the instructions with me at the moment. If you
can wait until later today, I can send them to you. OR if you can't wait, look
up Master Page Mapping Table and Applying Master Pages. Like is this book
whisperwhich you can read online a bit in Amazon...like
Yes. Select Format Page Layout Apply Master Pages. This creates a new
reference page named MasterPageMaps. Go to it, and you'll see a master page
mapping table with no entries. In the Paragraph Tag Name column, enter
ChapterTitle. In the appropriate master page column (right or left), enter
Yeah...found it. Have mapped 4 different styles to corresponding master
pages...works well
John X Posada
AML Syst Ops Supt Data Analyst | US FCC RC Systems Control Analytics
| HSBC North America Holdings Inc
330 Madison Ave., NY NY
Yes, that's a big plus. Also being able to assign provide information
necessary to document this tasks when the doc took too much work to
complete in the same sprint.
On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 11:12 AM, john.x.pos...@us.hsbc.com wrote:
... What I liked was being able to
include document review
Hi, guys...FM 11 unstructured.
Is there a way of defining that a specific Master Page be used when the
first para style is a specific style?
I have pages that start with the style ChapterTitle. It is only used one in
a file. Every page that starts with that, I'd like to apply the master page
We don't use a pure Agile process, but I do find that Sales prefers a shorter
time once the software is ready for release. I develop the documentation as
software development progresses. I have to redo sections, but I can also get
the documentation to them much more quickly at the end. YMMV.
Never mind...found it.
John X Posada
AML Syst Ops Supt Data Analyst | US FCC RC Systems Control Analytics
| HSBC North America Holdings Inc
330 Madison Ave., NY NY
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On 2015-May-15 12:16 PM, Johnson, Joyce wrote:
All –
Is anyone writing software user guides for end users in an environment
in which the software is being developed following agile guidelines?
If so, are you writing portions of the user guide at each software
iteration? How do you handle
I understood Anna's suggestion to be that one should add a /temporarily/
empty paragraph and then move up one line before inserting a table, so
that when you need to add text after the table, you already have a
visible text symbol to place your cursor ahead of. If the table is not
the last
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