Books are divided into files for two reasons in my world. If there is very
heavy use of graphics, the single file approach becomes unworkable because file
file bogs down. Another reason is to divide up the document into chucks that
the various SMEs can work on without locking everyone else out
The built in last page count variable is a reference to the last page in the
_document_, not book. So it could end up showing "Page 300 of 50" if the
book number the page 300 but there were only 50 pages in the
document/chapter.
Dave Creamer
IDEAS Training
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For the last ten years or so, since computers have had enough memory /
horsepower that it isn't a problem, I put all the chapters in a single
.fm file. Then you don't have to worry about someone adding a file to
the end and screwing up the unfortunate kludge required because Adobe
never added the
It's still a cross reference to that element in the last file in the book. So
the key thing is to build the cross ref target correctly and then reference it
on all the master pages that you want it to appear on.
Craig
From: Framers
Did Adobe drop that from the doc?
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FrameMaker/9.0/Using/WSd817046a44e105e21e63e3d11ab7f7960b-7ec2.html#WS70299726-EDC7-42e5-BDCC-CA4968D47AB3
On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 2:08 PM, John Posada wrote:
> Hi, guys...I'm replicating a Word template and in