After years with the same company, I'm just starting to re-invent myself
as a contractor. So far no one has asked for work in FrameMaker. If
they did, I'd have to consider my options. A thousand bucks is a big outlay.
On the other hand, I'd probably want it for no more than a month or two,
After years with the same company, I'm just starting to re-invent myself
as a contractor. So far no one has asked for work in FrameMaker. If
they did, I'd have to consider my options. A thousand bucks is a big outlay.
On the other hand, I'd probably want it for no more than a month or two,
AutoIT is a powerful scripting language, and it comes with good
documentation. It's intended to act as a surrogate for a human, by
detecting screen or window activity and sending mouse or keyboard
responses, but it's also very good for general-purpose programming.
It includes the ability to
and
context-sensitive help.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
052-763-7133
On 26-Nov-13 4:27 PM, Jim Owens wrote:
AutoIT is a powerful scripting language, and it comes with good
documentation. It's intended to act as a surrogate for a human, by
detecting screen or window activity and sending
AutoIT is a powerful scripting language, and it comes with good
documentation. It's intended to act as a surrogate for a human, by
detecting screen or window activity and sending mouse or keyboard
responses, but it's also very good for general-purpose programming.
It includes the ability to
framers at lists.frameusers.com
> *Subject:* Re: Script to convert tables to paragraphs
>
> And the free editor that comes with it provides autocompletion and
> context-sensitive help.
>
> Regards,
> Shmuel Wolfson
> 052-763-7133
>
> On 26-Nov-13 4:27 PM, Jim Owens wr
It is possible. In the Adobe FrameMaker forums, there's a subforum for
Content Management Systems where the SharePoint Connector has been
discussed from time to time.
On 2013-11-22 15:25, John Posada wrote:
Hi guys...
Has anyone managed to use Sharepoint as a FM cms?
Thanks
It is possible. In the Adobe FrameMaker forums, there's a subforum for
Content Management Systems where the SharePoint Connector has been
discussed from time to time.
On 2013-11-22 15:25, John Posada wrote:
>
> Hi guys...
>
> Has anyone managed to use Sharepoint as a FM cms?
>
> Thanks
>
>
>
>
You may be able to change the letters assigned to your drives. See
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/ht/change-drive-letters-windows-7.htm
On 2013-05-14 14:38, Rob Shell wrote:
Dear Framers:
I wonder if anyone out there has experienced this.
I upgraded windows 7 32 bit to 64 bit.
To do
On 2013-05-14 15:36, Fred Ridder wrote:
I don't think this will work because Rob already has an H: drive,
which is where his FM files are. You can't assign two drives (or two
partitions) to the same letter.
I thought he might be able to rename the current H drive to something
else, and
You may be able to change the letters assigned to your drives. See
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/ht/change-drive-letters-windows-7.htm
On 2013-05-14 14:38, Rob Shell wrote:
> Dear Framers:
> I wonder if anyone out there has experienced this.
> I upgraded windows 7 32 bit to 64 bit.
>
On 2013-05-14 15:36, Fred Ridder wrote:
> I don't think this will work because Rob already has an H: drive,
> which is where his FM files are. You can't assign two drives (or two
> partitions) to the same letter.
>
I thought he might be able to rename the current H drive to something
else, and
Even better, let's all switch to DITA and use whatever tools we like for
editing and publishing.
On 2013-05-11 14:33, Writer wrote:
I say we start a new company and create a competitor to FrameMaker! Who's with
me? Anyone? Anyone?
*crickets chirp*
=D
Nadine
- Original Message -
Even better, let's all switch to DITA and use whatever tools we like for
editing and publishing.
On 2013-05-11 14:33, Writer wrote:
> I say we start a new company and create a competitor to FrameMaker! Who's
> with me? Anyone? Anyone?
>
> *crickets chirp*
>
> =D
>
> Nadine
>
>
> - Original
They've been reorganized. You need to go back to the index page
(http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa) and select the FrameMaker forum
from there.
On 2013-04-09 11:35, Keith Soltys wrote:
It looks like something bad happened to the Adobe FrameMaker forum on
the community site. The page says
They've been reorganized. You need to go back to the index page
(http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa) and select the FrameMaker forum
from there.
On 2013-04-09 11:35, Keith Soltys wrote:
>
> It looks like something bad happened to the Adobe FrameMaker forum on
> the community site. The page
We haven't experienced any problems since we upgraded a few months ago.
The ability to edit the XML directly is a welcome improvement.
On 2013-03-05 09:12, Danny Green - NOAA Federal wrote:
All,
We are considering upgrading from FrameMaker 10 to 11. I have seen
some issues on this list
We haven't experienced any problems since we upgraded a few months ago.
The ability to edit the XML directly is a welcome improvement.
On 2013-03-05 09:12, Danny Green - NOAA Federal wrote:
> All,
> We are considering upgrading from FrameMaker 10 to 11. I have seen
> some issues on this list
We're using the HTML Help Related Topics ActiveX control. When we
create an Item with Arabic text for the title, the wrong characters
appear in the Topics Found dialog box, even when the system locale is
set to Arabic. Everything else in the compiled help uses the correct
Arabic characters,
to Arabic, in which case it's something like Cyrillic).
The pages are all encoded with windows-1256.
On 2013-02-13 10:01, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 05:44:07 -0500, Jim Owens jow...@magma.ca wrote:
We're using the HTML Help Related Topics ActiveX control. When we
create an Item
Thanks for the tips! I'll check them out.
On 2013-02-13 12:10, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 11:32:23 -0500, Jim Owens jow...@magma.ca wrote:
Hi, Jeremy. I'm using SBAppLocale to compile (as recommended in the
Mif2Go Guide!), and Search is working OK in Arabic. In fact
On 2013-02-13 12:10, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
I wonder if there is a different version of the
ActiveX control for different code pages? It
sounds like it's not using the same one as the
rest.
See if there is a PARAM name=Font ...
in the instance of the control in your HTML.
MSDN has some
Jeremy has provided information about SBAppLocale.exe, which spares you
the reboot.
http://mif2go.com/xhtml/htmlhelp_0073_9133compilinginadifferentlanguage.htm
On 2013-02-13 14:41, David Shaked wrote:
When you compiled the Arabic CHM, did you do it on an Arabic system? NOT
just one with the
We're using the HTML Help Related Topics ActiveX control. When we
create an with Arabic text for the title, the wrong characters
appear in the Topics Found dialog box, even when the system locale is
set to Arabic. Everything else in the compiled help uses the correct
Arabic characters,
tem locale to Arabic, in which case it's something like Cyrillic).
The pages are all encoded with windows-1256.
On 2013-02-13 10:01, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 05:44:07 -0500, Jim Owens wrote:
>
>> We're using the HTML Help Related Topics ActiveX control. When we
>
Thanks for the tips! I'll check them out.
On 2013-02-13 12:10, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Feb 2013 11:32:23 -0500, Jim Owens wrote:
>
>> Hi, Jeremy. I'm using SBAppLocale to compile (as recommended in the
>> Mif2Go Guide!), and Search is working OK in Arabic. I
On 2013-02-13 12:10, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> I wonder if there is a different version of the
> ActiveX control for different code pages? It
> sounds like it's not using the same one as the
> rest.
>
> See if there is a
> in the instance of the control in your HTML.
> MSDN has some very
Jeremy has provided information about SBAppLocale.exe, which spares you
the reboot.
http://mif2go.com/xhtml/htmlhelp_0073_9133compilinginadifferentlanguage.htm
On 2013-02-13 14:41, David Shaked wrote:
>> When you compiled the Arabic CHM, did you do it on an Arabic system? NOT
> just one with
On 2013-02-05 12:08, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> To be clear, the only issue with Firefox you have reported to us is
> with invoking OmniHelp from a Web application. This has never been
> reported by anyone else, and cannot be duplicated here... We use
> OmniHelp in FireFox all the time.
In
With due respect for Jeremy, whom I esteem greatly, I think he may have
overstated the case. You can get CHM output from oXygen with a few mouse
clicks, and you can easily customize its appearance using CSS. There are
also some ready-made parameter controls in oXygen, for example to create
With due respect for Jeremy, whom I esteem greatly, I think he may have
overstated the case. You can get CHM output from oXygen with a few mouse
clicks, and you can easily customize its appearance using CSS. There are
also some ready-made parameter controls in oXygen, for example to create
We're using FM 11 and SharePoint 2010. Our DITA project has a few
hundred files.
For check-in/check-out and version management, it's acceptable. The time
to load the list of files when you want to insert a graphic into a
topic is measurable in long seconds, and I wish that were faster. I'd
We're using FM 11 and SharePoint 2010. Our DITA project has a few
hundred files.
For check-in/check-out and version management, it's acceptable. The time
to load the list of files when you want to insert a graphic into a
topic is measurable in long seconds, and I wish that were faster. I'd
FWIW, there is a free product called AutoIT that allows you to automate
complex interactions with the GUI. The programming language is
well-documented and quite powerful.
On 2012-11-21 13:32, Robert Lauriston wrote:
The manual page-by-page import I've done is too complicated to
automate.
FWIW, there is a free product called AutoIT that allows you to automate
complex interactions with the GUI. The programming language is
well-documented and quite powerful.
On 2012-11-21 13:32, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> The manual page-by-page import I've done is too complicated to
> automate.
We've just started using Confluence; we have documents in Frame and
DITA; and we use Mif2Go and DITA2Go. So naturally I'm interested.
At the risk of going off topic: Confluence has an Import from disk
feature. As far as I can tell, it accepts multiple files placed in a
folder on the
I've been looking into this, and it seems there's a problem due to a
format change. It's important to know what version of Confluence you're
dealing with.
It seems Confluence 3.x and earlier used Confluence Wiki Markup format
for their pages. Beginning with 4.0, Atlassian changed to the
We've just started using Confluence; we have documents in Frame and
DITA; and we use Mif2Go and DITA2Go. So naturally I'm interested.
At the risk of going off topic: Confluence has an "Import from disk"
feature. As far as I can tell, it accepts multiple files placed in a
folder on the
I've been looking into this, and it seems there's a problem due to a
format change. It's important to know what version of Confluence you're
dealing with.
It seems Confluence 3.x and earlier used Confluence Wiki Markup format
for their pages. Beginning with 4.0, Atlassian changed to the more
I'm always in structured mode (FM10 at the moment). Sometimes I work on
unstructured documents, and I've never had a problem.
On 2012-09-27 13:48, Robert Lauriston wrote:
I'm curious to hear how well that works. Seems like editing
unstructured documents in structured mode is likely to have
I'm always in structured mode (FM10 at the moment). Sometimes I work on
unstructured documents, and I've never had a problem.
On 2012-09-27 13:48, Robert Lauriston wrote:
> I'm curious to hear how well that works. Seems like editing
> unstructured documents in structured mode is likely to have
For those using FM10's CMS Connector with SharePoint 2010: Is the file
dialog reasonably responsive when you want to add a graphic or other
file to a document? We find it very slow, but we aren't sure whether
the issue is with the CMS Connector or with our SharePoint installation.
For those using FM10's CMS Connector with SharePoint 2010: Is the file
dialog reasonably responsive when you want to add a graphic or other
file to a document? We find it very slow, but we aren't sure whether
the issue is with the CMS Connector or with our SharePoint installation.
In case no one else has mentioned it, you can also use DITA2Go as an
alternative to the DITA-OT (or Flare or RoboHelp). It's free, and it's
highly configurable. The learning curve is not as steep as for the
DITA-OT, especially for those familiar with its sister product Mif2Go,
and the
In case no one else has mentioned it, you can also use DITA2Go as an
alternative to the DITA-OT (or Flare or RoboHelp). It's free, and it's
highly configurable. The learning curve is not as steep as for the
DITA-OT, especially for those familiar with its sister product Mif2Go,
and the
If the book is smallish, why not just CTRL-A CTRL-C CTRL-V all the
chapters into a single Frame file?
On 2012-04-20 14:25, John Sgammato wrote:
I am trying to save a smallish book as HTML. I have done the HTML
setup utility bit and copied the reference pages across the files in
the book.
If the book is smallish, why not just CTRL-A CTRL-C CTRL-V all the
chapters into a single Frame file?
On 2012-04-20 14:25, John Sgammato wrote:
>
> I am trying to save a smallish book as HTML. I have done the HTML
> setup utility bit and copied the reference pages across the files in
> the
As far as possible, make sure the file name matches the title of
the topic. So if your topic is Inserting the Widget then your file
name would be inserting_the_widget.xml. I realize this may cause
problems later if the title changes, but that doesn't happen often and
you can usually make
For what it's worth, the DITA Style Guide recommends using names that
match the titles.
It also recommends using the extensions .dita and .ditamap, instead of
.xml. That way, you have more control over which tool opens the file,
and you can distinguish the files from other xml files used in
I'm seeing some interest in this kind of thing from our local Agile
Scrum Master. There aren't enough writers to go to all the scrums , so
(the thinking goes) maybe the engineers could create some content, which
the writers could edit.
On 2011-10-06 12:51, Writer wrote:
A local company listed
1. Save as MIF.
2. Open MIF file in text editor.
3. Replace String ` with String ` (without the double quotes).
Note that the opening single quote character is `, not '.
This will remove leading spaces anywhere they're found. It shouldn't
cause any problems, but have a backup in case.
Hold that advice! MIF sometimes includes word spaces at the start of a
string segment.
On 2010-12-16 10:28, Jim Owens wrote:
1. Save as MIF.
2. Open MIF file in text editor.
3. Replace String ` with String ` (without the double quotes).
Note that the opening single quote character
1. Save as MIF.
2. Open MIF file in text editor.
3. Replace " Hi,
>
> We have redefined our title paragraph formats and the space that was
> entered manually is now included in the numbering scheme.
>
> Result, additional space at the beginning of all titles (hundreds of
> them, of course).
>
>
Hold that advice! MIF sometimes includes word spaces at the start of a
string segment.
On 2010-12-16 10:28, Jim Owens wrote:
> 1. Save as MIF.
> 2. Open MIF file in text editor.
> 3. Replace " Note that the opening single quote character is `, not '.
>
> This will remove lea
Adobe has a FrameMaker Integration Forum for FM-RoboHelp issues.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/robohelp/robohelp_framemaker
On 2010-11-01 13:01, Martha Lee wrote:
Hi All,
I'm looking for some resources to learn how to use RoboHelp with FrameMaker.
(...)
Adobe has a FrameMaker Integration Forum for FM-RoboHelp issues.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/robohelp/robohelp_framemaker
On 2010-11-01 13:01, Martha Lee wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm looking for some resources to learn how to use RoboHelp with FrameMaker.
> (...)
For what it's worth, I worked with the Solidworks free viewer, and it
seemed pretty powerful, although not very intuitive. After playing
around with it for a couple of hours, I was able to create narrow
sections to isolate the views I wanted. From a single 3D Solidworks
file, I was able to
For what it's worth, I worked with the Solidworks free viewer, and it
seemed pretty powerful, although not very intuitive. After playing
around with it for a couple of hours, I was able to create narrow
sections to isolate the views I wanted. From a single 3D Solidworks
file, I was able to
I had to bring in a Solidworks file for an illustration recently. I
tried it a few ways. If I recall correctly, I ended up printing from
Solidworks to Adobe PDF. In my case, I had to open the PDF in
Illustrator for some edits and then save it again as PDF. Then I brought
the PDF into the
I had to bring in a Solidworks file for an illustration recently. I
tried it a few ways. If I recall correctly, I ended up printing from
Solidworks to Adobe PDF. In my case, I had to open the PDF in
Illustrator for some edits and then save it again as PDF. Then I brought
the PDF into the
Finding rogue paragraph numbering can be a little less tedious if you
save as MIF, open the MIF in a text editor, and search for PgfAutoNum
Yes or PgfNumFormat tags.
Fred Ridder wrote:
. . .
What Cynthia needs to look for is rogue paragraphs that increment the first counter in the S:
Finding rogue paragraph numbering can be a little less tedious if you
save as MIF, open the MIF in a text editor, and search for or PgfNumFormat tags.
Fred Ridder wrote:
> . . .
> What Cynthia needs to look for is rogue paragraphs that increment the first
> counter in the "S:" numbering
Besides Webworks Publisher, other options include Mif2Go (which we use)
-- fast, powerful, highly configurable, extensively documented, and
reasonably priced, but better for those with some scripting or
programming experience; and Adobe RoboHelp (included with FrameMaker in
Adobe's Technical
Besides Webworks Publisher, other options include Mif2Go (which we use)
-- fast, powerful, highly configurable, extensively documented, and
reasonably priced, but better for those with some scripting or
programming experience; and Adobe RoboHelp (included with FrameMaker in
Adobe's Technical
You need to set up an FM template with different cross-reference
definitions, and then instruct Mif2Go to use that template.
John Sgammato wrote:
I am generating online OmniHelp from FM9 files. The X-refs in the
manuals say See x on page .
I want to keep the and lose the on page
You need to set up an FM template with different cross-reference
definitions, and then instruct Mif2Go to use that template.
John Sgammato wrote:
> I am generating online OmniHelp from FM9 files. The X-refs in the
> manuals say See "x on page ".
> I want to keep the and lose the "on
Tony Marek wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a similar RoboHelp mailing list?
There is a browser-based Adobe user-to-user forum; also one for the
TCS.. I found both helpful when I was evaluating RoboHelp.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/robohelp
Tony Marek wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is a similar RoboHelp mailing list?
There is a browser-based Adobe user-to-user forum; also one for the
TCS.. I found both helpful when I was evaluating RoboHelp.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/robohelp
syed.hos...@aeris.net wrote:
I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for FFamily and
only see the following unique entries for font familes:
That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF Reference
(MIF Document Statements Character Formats PgfFont and Font
Syed.Hosain at aeris.net wrote:
> I saved those two files in MIF format and searched for "FFamily" and
> only see the following unique entries for font familes:
>
>
That search may not have been definitive. According to the MIF Reference
(MIF Document Statements > Character Formats > PgfFont
Lots of time might be overstating it. Every new tool requires time to
learn and set up. Getting working help from Mif2Go doesn't take very
long at all -- maybe a couple of days to figure out what you need to do,
and then do it. Customizing the output to your presferences takes
longer. With
I'll second that. It's well worth looking at.
(another satisified Mif2Go customer)
David Spreadbury wrote:
Well, I will jump in and ask why not try Mif2Go. Book size doesn't matter.
Should handle all your context sensitive requirements without a problem.
Assistance, if needed, is an email
I'll second that. It's well worth looking at.
(another satisified Mif2Go customer)
David Spreadbury wrote:
> Well, I will jump in and ask why not try Mif2Go. Book size doesn't matter.
> Should handle all your context sensitive requirements without a problem.
> Assistance, if needed, is an email
Do you have to use NDOC? Most people now use Sandcastle to process .NET
code comments into Help.
Nidhi Bansal wrote:
Hi,
I have to create CHM file of the .Net code comments taking NDoc3 2.0 as a
code documentation generator tool. Can anyone provide me with the steps of
how to create the
Do you have to use NDOC? Most people now use Sandcastle to process .NET
code comments into Help.
Nidhi Bansal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have to create CHM file of the .Net code comments taking NDoc3 2.0 as a
> code documentation generator tool. Can anyone provide me with the steps of
> how to create
This is a weird one -- any clues would be appreciated.
I'm generating HTML Help using Mif2GO and two conditionalized Frame 9
books. I don't want the LOT or LOF in the outputs, so I've set
UseFrameGenFiles=No.
Nevertheless, when I search for terms such as figure or table in the
Help, the
That's a useful workaround, but the LOT and LOF shouldn't show up in the
output, and usually they don't.
Whatever caused the problem, it may have gone away. The output folders
contain HTML files for the LOT or LOF, and these files are picked up by
the HHP project, but the LOT and LOF files
I suspect that while fumbling around in the new FM9 interface, I
accidentally generated Mif2Go output for the LOF and LOT instead of the
book.
I can never tell what's selected in this interface. Am I the only one?
Jim Owens wrote:
I'll put it down to a user error of some sort, delete them
This is a weird one -- any clues would be appreciated.
I'm generating HTML Help using Mif2GO and two conditionalized Frame 9
books. I don't want the LOT or LOF in the outputs, so I've set
UseFrameGenFiles=No.
Nevertheless, when I search for terms such as "figure" or "table" in the
Help, the
That's a useful workaround, but the LOT and LOF shouldn't show up in the
output, and usually they don't.
Whatever caused the problem, it may have gone away. The output folders
contain HTML files for the LOT or LOF, and these files are picked up by
the HHP project, but the LOT and LOF files
I suspect that while fumbling around in the new FM9 interface, I
accidentally generated Mif2Go output for the LOF and LOT instead of the
book.
I can never tell what's selected in this interface. Am I the only one?
Jim Owens wrote:
>
> I'll put it down to a user error of some sort, delet
I have no idea whether it will make a difference, but your
GraphCopyFiles statement has a space following the equals sign. Have you
tried removing it?
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Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
Also, if you use StripGraphPath=No, and don't set a GraphPath, you
are saying to preserve the original paths from the Frame files.
Those are unlikely to work. If you are putting the graphics in
the same dir as the HTML, you definitely want StripGraphPath=Yes.
I have no idea whether it will make a difference, but your
GraphCopyFiles statement has a space following the equals sign. Have you
tried removing it?
Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
>
> Also, if you use StripGraphPath=No, and don't set a GraphPath, you
> are saying to preserve the original paths from the Frame files.
> Those are unlikely to work. If you are putting the graphics in
> the same dir as the HTML, you definitely want StripGraphPath=Yes.
>
I'm trying to add a draft watermark to our CHM output.
Following the CSS method described in the Mif2GO documentation (Section
22.11), I've succeeded in adding a watermark to the HTML files, as
viewed in Internet Explorer. However, the watermark does not appear in
the CHM topics.
A quick
something I'm missing?
Jim Owens wrote:
I'm trying to add a draft watermark to our CHM output.
Following the CSS method described in the Mif2GO documentation (Section
22.11), I've succeeded in adding a watermark to the HTML files, as
viewed in Internet Explorer. However, the watermark does
I'm trying to add a "draft" watermark to our CHM output.
Following the CSS method described in the Mif2GO documentation (Section
22.11), I've succeeded in adding a watermark to the HTML files, as
viewed in Internet Explorer. However, the watermark does not appear in
the CHM topics.
A quick
file.
- if no topics have a markup, then the CHM
does not have any background images, even though the CSS specifies one.
Fully repeatable, and at this point Mif2Go is not involved. Have I
discovered a new Help Compiler bug, or is there still something I'm missing?
Jim Owens wrote:
> I'm try
m
> [mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Jim Owens
> Sent: Monday, July 06, 2009 3:51 PM
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com; framers at omsys.com
> Subject: Re: Mif2Go: adding watermark to CHM
>
> (an update - also posting to Omsys list)
>
> Wh
Is there a way in FM8 or FM9 to save and re-use conditional expressions
created using the Build expression dialog box?
I'm using FM8 and I can't find a way to do this. I'm hoping the
capability has been added for FM9.
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You are currently
Is there a way in FM8 or FM9 to save and re-use conditional expressions
created using the "Build expression" dialog box?
I'm using FM8 and I can't find a way to do this. I'm hoping the
capability has been added for FM9.
In Frame, each paragraph tag has a designated language (on the Default
Fonts page of the Paragraph Designer). If I recall correctly,
the spell-checker for that language is applied.
marc.creag...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I am working on Windows XP, FrameMaker 8 unstructured on a
In Frame, each paragraph tag has a designated language (on the Default
Fonts page of the Paragraph Designer). If I recall correctly,
the spell-checker for that language is applied.
marc.creaghan at sympatico.ca wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I am working on Windows XP, FrameMaker 8 unstructured
In Frame, you don't have to worry too much about this. You just set up
the table to have so many header rows, and they show up on subsequent pages.
It sounds like you are in the paradigm-shift phase, where you have a
certain conception of how to do things, Frame isn't living up to them,
and
In Frame, you don't have to worry too much about this. You just set up
the table to have so many header rows, and they show up on subsequent pages.
It sounds like you are in the paradigm-shift phase, where you have a
certain conception of how to do things, Frame isn't living up to them,
and
At the end of an internal project, I usually write a short document that
explains what I've done. This lets me record the reasons for my
decisions, and highlight any unusual features that may need special
attention.
Sometimes the document is as simple as a text file. If I think others
might
At the end of an internal project, I usually write a short document that
explains what I've done. This lets me record the reasons for my
decisions, and highlight any unusual features that may need special
attention.
Sometimes the document is as simple as a text file. If I think others
might
I had this happen just the other day. Washing as MIF didn't help.
I saved as MIF, opened the MIF file in a text editor, and searched for
the font name (in this case, Times-Roman). This turned up one Ffamily
`Times-Roman' tag that did not seem to be wrapping any text. I removed
the entire tag
I had this happen just the other day. Washing as MIF didn't help.
I saved as MIF, opened the MIF file in a text editor, and searched for
the font name (in this case, "Times-Roman"). This turned up one tag that did not seem to be wrapping any text. I removed
the entire tag section, and this
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