to the changing industry.
I'm not Adobe-bashing here. But if they don't wake up
to the consequences of their current policies real soon,
the downward slide may be irreversible.
Paging Doctor Warnock...
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experienced this? Fixed it? How?
Not that we know of; nobody has ever reported it.
We can't reproduce it here; in the current Firefox,
3.6.3, Enter does the same as Find. Same thing in
Internet Explorer. What browser are you using?
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ot;
>
>Has anyone else experienced this? Fixed it? How?
Not that we know of; nobody has ever reported it.
We can't reproduce it here; in the current Firefox,
3.6.3, Enter does the same as Find. Same thing in
Internet Explorer. What browser are you using?
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and feel
using paragraph and character styles.
Yes, IMHO that would be better practice. About the only
case where you can't do that is if you have to rotate
the text, like poor Tori had to do, which is kind of awful
anyway in itself.
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ook and feel
>using paragraph and character styles.
Yes, IMHO that would be better practice. About the only
case where you can't do that is if you have to rotate
the text, like poor Tori had to do, which is kind of awful
anyway in itself.
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would make no
difference at all. g
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that is not connected to the body text frame on
its page. So the body text, containing the subhead, is processed
before the title. The solution is to connect the text frame with
the title to the body text frame on your First master page.
HTH!
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d make no
difference at all.
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ould be wrong?
Yes. On the first page of your chapters, the chapter title is
in a text frame that is not connected to the body text frame on
its page. So the body text, containing the subhead, is processed
before the title. The solution is to connect the text frame with
the title to the body tex
that with the
current list software, without losing the real member too.
Just hit Delete...
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Just hit Delete...
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to Word. ;-) They can
just get one or two licenses and downgrade to match
the rest of their installed base.
Definitely one of Adobe's better moves. ;-)
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Floating.
Sounds like ShrinkWrapAsIs.dll. It's available (free)
from Carla Martinek's site at:
http://martinek.us/shrinkwrap.html
Put it in frame\fminit\plugins, delete .cache there
(if any), restart Frame, and enjoy. Then Esc m p
will leave your existing anchor settings unchanged.
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for Frame in the wider
DITA community. You know who you are. ;-)
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similar
to those they already produce for Frame in the wider
DITA community. You know who you are. ;-)
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user base is expanding fast,
and it can really use good toolmakers like you! ;-)
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e it? The DITA user base is expanding fast,
and it can really use good toolmakers like you! ;-)
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.
Perhaps Rick's process avoids this, by rigorously checking
for duplicates. In that case, it's a very good answer to
the problem that some users have with non-meaningful (but
persistent) names, like aa123456, which are our default.
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s (usually paragraphs whose formats designate split
>points), or paragraphs in a special format dedicated to this
>purpose.
Perhaps Rick's process avoids this, by rigorously checking
for duplicates. In that case, it's a very good answer to
the problem that some users have with non-meaningful (but
. When one slips through, bad
things appear in the forums. They now use real
humans, not robots, to get in, so we ask for a
short statement about why you are interested;
so far, that has sorted them out nicely. ;-)
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. When one slips through, bad
things appear in the forums. They now use real
humans, not robots, to get in, so we ask for a
short statement about why you are interested;
so far, that has sorted them out nicely. ;-)
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by replacing the
EPS with a PDF, or changing the PNG to use 24-bit colors.
shouldn't I be able to
keep different color definitions for different templates?
I don't think so, not in the same book.
HTH!
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ther EPS, or a PNG using a color map (rather than
24-bit color). You could make it go away by replacing the
EPS with a PDF, or changing the PNG to use 24-bit colors.
>shouldn't I be able to
>keep different color definitions for different templates?
I don't think so, not in the same book.
HTH!
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install the demo:
http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm
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Special Marker to insert the cross reference
results in, for example, step 13. And I don't want
the period as part of the X-Ref.
Any suggestions?
Use $paranumonly in place of $paranum.
HTH!
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On Fri, 19 Feb 2010 16:02:19 -0800, Alison Craig
wrote:
>Version: FM9 (9.0p237)
>OS: XP Pro with SP3
>
>This will either be simple or impossible to fix, but
>either way, I'm stumped.
>
>I've created a cross reference that allows me to refer
>to a specific step within a list of instructions,
our customers use the RTF output for.
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and position of the image as it was, while removing
the embedded graphic. It's quick and simple.
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ou keep the scaling
and position of the image as it was, while removing
the embedded graphic. It's quick and simple.
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; it's OK for IDs in different
files to be the same.
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files to be the same.
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; feel free to email me directly
if it's too much clutter for the list.
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r download any of a dozen versions of it, including
PDF and Frame itself, from:
http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm#Mif2Go_UG
>Thanks in advance; feel free to email me directly
>if it's too much clutter for the list.
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. ;-)
I know there are other PDF converters out there, maybe that's the route I
should pursue.
Possibly. Or just do the whole job in Frame and forget Word. ;-)
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page x of y and so forth).
Only until the pagination changes. ;-)
>I know there are other PDF converters out there, maybe that's the route I
>should pursue.
Possibly. Or just do the whole job in Frame and forget Word. ;-)
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;
try replacing both chars with a real space.
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HTH!
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/group/frame_dev/
I'm not familiar with the APIs for structure,
but many others there are.
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I'm not familiar with the APIs for structure,
but many others there are.
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At 13:44 -0800 4/12/09, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
the only unusual thing about this book is that
the source files were brought in from Word via RTF
That could very likely be the culprit. The RTF and Word
On Mon, 7 Dec 2009 08:44:33 +, Steve Rickaby
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>
>> >the only unusual thing about this book is that
>>>the source files were brought in from Word via RTF
>>
>>That could very likely be the culprit
it...
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ort of
pain you are experiencing now. It may seem to
take longer to do it that way, but it gives you
a nice stable document, and that's well worth it.
Even at this point, you might still consider
that, but after you've put a lot of work in it's
harder to bring yourself to do it...
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. ;-)
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a password and download
instructions for the full registered version. No proof is
needed; we use the Honor System here.
HTH!
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Peter Grainge
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Since you are using Frame 7.2, not Frame 9, it does not seem likely.
But still, the coincidence is interesting. Perhaps a Windows problem
to which both are vulnerable? You may want to check the Adobe forums
for Frame.
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used to make
PDFs from Frame 9. It worked manually, but not from
the command-line utility. This works fine on Frame 8
and earlier; no such reports for those versions, and
just the one Frame 9 failure report ... so far.
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>
>
>
>Peter Grainge
>www.grainge.org
Since you are using Frame 7.2, not Frame 9, it does not seem likely.
But still, the coincidence is interesting. Perhaps a Windows problem
to which both are v
s the same job as Automap, when used to make
PDFs from Frame 9. It worked manually, but not from
the command-line utility. This works fine on Frame 8
and earlier; no such reports for those versions, and
just the one Frame 9 failure report ... so far.
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tors, I don't want to give *both* of them to
Frame. I have a few other apps I need quick access to, like email
and Web and development IDEs. So if I wnated to use FM9 in that
environment, I would need *three* monitors. And a wider desk. Not
a possibility, so I use FM7.1 (for legacy docs) and FM8
://www.nitropdf.com/index.asp
Not free, the Pro version is $99. Also look at Tracker:
http://www.docu-track.com/downloads/
We use their free viewer in preference to Adobe's. Not as much
of a memory hog.
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//www.nitropdf.com/index.asp
Not free, the Pro version is $99. Also look at Tracker:
http://www.docu-track.com/downloads/
We use their free viewer in preference to Adobe's. Not as much
of a memory hog.
HTH!
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welcome!
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to whatever the wrapper chapter is set up for.
So every chapter may be numbered 1...
A Framescript to do the basic combining would be simple.
It's the cleanup that can't really be automated. ;-)
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vert to whatever the wrapper chapter is set up for.
So every chapter may be numbered "1"...
A Framescript to do the basic combining would be simple.
It's the cleanup that can't really be automated. ;-)
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it easier for us to apply
character styles to text pattern strings such as
‘all text’ between parentheses. InDesign CS4
introduces the ability to lock this pattern based
application of character styles into your Paragraph
Styles.
sigh/
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jer
GREP
Find/Changes, making it easier for us to apply
character styles to text pattern strings such as
?all text? between parentheses. InDesign CS4
introduces the ability to lock this pattern based
application of character styles into your Paragraph
Styles.
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so you could see any error messages you get from Windows,
which you can't with the Automation command.
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[BookFileCommands]
BookCommandWindow=Keep
so you could see any error messages you get from Windows,
which you can't with the Automation command.
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+OmniHelp\MEMSplus
That is what we run, I'll bet that it does *not* copy the files.
If you really remove the plus from the directory name, it will.
In the copy command, + means to concatenate the file before
the plus with the file after the plus.
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jer
.
Quotes and apostrophes are a disaster IMO as well.
Yes, and commas, and much more. Which is why I say, Avoid them all!
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That is what we run, I'll bet that it does *not* copy the files.
If you really remove the plus from the directory name, it will.
In the copy command, "+" means to concatenate the file before
the plus with the file after the plus.
-- Jere
s that in Windows.
>Quotes and apostrophes are a disaster IMO as well.
Yes, and commas, and much more. Which is why I say, "Avoid them all!"
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, and will make the whole line mean something else.
That is why you should NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use any characters
in a file or path name other than letters and digits...
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ause "+" has a meaning to the
copy command, and will make the whole line mean something else.
That is why you should NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use any characters
in a file or path name other than letters and digits...
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the same dir as the HTML, you definitely want StripGraphPath=Yes.
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for any problem, but first you need to
identify the exact problem. ;-)
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quot; but element is an "li").
There are fixes for any problem, but first you need to
identify the exact problem. ;-)
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to discard the template changes from it. Mif2Go then
proceeds with the conversion using the MIF. So you never forget
to apply a template. ;-)
It also does updates and generates the book before conversions,
if you set it to. Those changes *do* persist.
HTH!
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o discard the template changes from it. Mif2Go then
proceeds with the conversion using the MIF. So you never forget
to apply a template. ;-)
It also does updates and generates the book before conversions,
if you set it to. Those changes *do* persist.
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more accurately. I'd
even revise the first one so as to remove all doubt, as:
---I don't know why she said No!.
which makes it clear that the speaker, not the narrator, was
doing the exclaiming.
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nstead.
Use the one that describes the situation more accurately. I'd
even revise the first one so as to remove all doubt, as:
---I don't know why she said "No!".
which makes it clear that the speaker, not the narrator, was
doing the exclaiming.
HTH!
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the same ability, but had a problem with number
formats where the bullet char was still in Unicode, which won't work
in 7. I don't know if that was fixed in 9. Caveat emptor!
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though. FM8 had the same ability, but had a problem with number
formats where the bullet char was still in Unicode, which won't work
in 7. I don't know if that was fixed in 9. Caveat emptor!
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Split for Title, and uses it.
Another reason this can happen is if there is another para in
between, maybe an empty one, or one used to anchor a graphic
you aren't using. In that case, you need to set [HTMLStyles]
Delete for the empty para.
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jer
if you can
SaveAs MIF to the same directory. Sounds like a permission
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have StartingSplit=No, so it won't split there. The
thing is, if it doesn't have Split set, SmartSplit pays no
attention to it, sees just one Split for Title, and uses it.
Another reason this can happen is if there is another para in
between, maybe an empty one, or one used to anchor a graphic
you are
ectory, see if you can
SaveAs MIF to the same directory. Sounds like a permission
problem.
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in Frame, with a hypertext marker that
starts with message URL. Mif2Go passed those through unaltered.
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starts with "message URL". Mif2Go passed those through unaltered.
HTH!
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build pickup directory ...
That will work, but you can also have runfm just create the PDFs
directly (using the Adobe PDF printer; it does *not* use Save As!),
and put it in your product build pickup directory. No need to
run two more bats to do that. ;-)
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e product build pickup directory ...
That will work, but you can also have runfm just create the PDFs
directly (using the Adobe PDF printer; it does *not* use Save As!),
and put it in your product build pickup directory. No need to
run two more bats to do that. ;-)
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On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 08:03:13 +0100, Steve Rickaby
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At 15:00 -0700 13/7/09, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
Alison is absolutely right. I couldn't say it better. Don't even
consider using Frame's Word or RTF import. Bring in the content as
plain text by Copy
On Tue, 14 Jul 2009 08:03:13 +0100, Steve Rickaby
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>At 15:00 -0700 13/7/09, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
>
>>Alison is absolutely right. I couldn't say it better. Don't even
>>consider using Frame's Word or RTF import. Bring in the content as
>>plain text by Copy i
using Frame's Word or RTF import. Bring in the content as
plain text by Copy in Word and Paste SpecialText in Frame. You
will be very glad you did.
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!!!
Alison is absolutely right. I couldn't say it better. Don't even
consider using Frame's Word or RTF import. Bring in the content as
plain text by Copy in Word and Paste Special>Text in Frame. You
will be very glad you did.
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on a project of this sort...
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surely will need on a project of this sort...
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familiar to anyone?
Yes. ;-) It's fully explained in par. 8.11, Setting up CSH for
HTML Help. CSH means context-sensitive help, and that's what
you are talking about here.
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"). And that Mif2Go would use that marker to create a topic
>ID.
>
>Does this sound familiar to anyone?
Yes. ;-) It's fully explained in par. 8.11, "Setting up CSH for
HTML Help". CSH means "context-sensitive help", and that's what
you are talking about here.
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to find it.) But when you do mention it,
that overrides the CSS for that file.
So *don't* mention it in any topic, but *do* include it by name
in the [Files] section of the .hhp. Easy one. ;-)
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