I've seen this error and do not use Franklin Gothic Demi, so I don't
think it's specific to that font. I've also encountered it in paragraphs
that have no overrides or character styles applied at all.
It seems like the spell checker makes the assumption that your most
likely error is omitted
I've opened a couple old Frame docs V7.2, V8, and V9 and just gone looking
for a specific phrase that I knew a word was misspelled. Found it in V7.2,
and V8, Flew right past it and found no misspelled words in V9. Same thing
with searching for a number sequence in Find/Change. I know it's there, I
Ok, so many of us have experience Frame spell-check (and Find) problems
over many releases. Has anyone submitted a bug to Adobe on this? Was
there an answer or, more probably, a months long back and forth that
lead nowhere?
Tony
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*Tony marek
*/Technical Publications Manager
/
*PDF
.
Jenny
Begin forwarded message:
From: William Abernathy will...@inch.com
Date: May 28, 2010 10:26:01 AM PDT
To: jennygreenl...@comcast.net
Subject: Re: Can the spelling checker be trusted?
I have seen individual words and portions of paragraphs carrying foreign
dictionary tags that were
On Fri, 28 May 2010, Jenny Greenleaf wrote:
-snips -
In my file, I had a character tag used for run-in heads that was not
set to US English. I had never really noticed that you can apply
language to a character tag. I know now!
As a FrameMaker Geezer, this should have tripped a little bell
I'm not sure I would call it fixed. It's still a bug that the tag makes the
spelling checker miss errors in the rest of the paragraph. In my case, the rest
of the paragraph contained text formatted as Default Font.
I'm just happy I have a workaround and pleased that Adobe cared enough to
THE STEPS I DID TO CORRECT THE PROBLEM:
• Click in the document
• Find panel → Select find Character Format
• Press Shift + F8 key to make it As Is
• Select Language=None
• In Change → Select Character Format
• Press Shift + F8 key to make it As Is
• Select Language=US English
• Click Change All
You had better luck than I did.
I thought I'd try it on a book. I did Change All, waited about forever, then
had to CTRL-ALT-DEL to get out.
Then I tried it on just a chapter. Same result. Am rebooting everything.
This procedure worked great in a very, very small file--maybe 4 paragraphs.
I've opened a couple old Frame docs V7.2, V8, and V9 and just gone looking
for a specific phrase that I knew a word was misspelled. Found it in V7.2,
and V8, Flew right past it and found no misspelled words in V9. Same thing
with searching for a number sequence in Find/Change. I know it's there, I
Ok, so many of us have experience Frame spell-check (and Find) problems
over many releases. Has anyone submitted a bug to Adobe on this? Was
there an answer or, more probably, a months long back and forth that
lead nowhere?
Tony
--
*Tony marek
*/Technical Publications Manager
/
*PDF
ely carried a character
format that was set to US English.
Jenny
Begin forwarded message:
> From: William Abernathy
> Date: May 28, 2010 10:26:01 AM PDT
> To: jennygreenleaf at comcast.net
> Subject: Re: Can the spelling checker be trusted?
>
> I have seen individual
> THE STEPS I DID TO CORRECT THE PROBLEM:
> ? Click in the document
> ? Find panel ? Select find Character Format
> ? Press Shift + F8 key to make it "As Is"
> ? Select "Language=None"
> ? In Change ? Select Character Format
> ? Press Shift + F8 key to make it "As Is"
> ? Select "Language=US
I've seen this error and do not use Franklin Gothic Demi, so I don't
think it's specific to that font. I've also encountered it in paragraphs
that have no overrides or character styles applied at all.
It seems like the spell checker makes the assumption that your most
likely error is omitted
Just one more data point about the spelling checker bug that might help someone
else
I was preparing a stripped down version of the file to send to the Adobe
engineers who asked for it. (That's nice!)
While trying a couple more times to reproduce it, I noticed that it did not
find
Didn't happen to have white stripes and go by the name of Freddie did
it?
Could explain explain the resurgence ;)
Alan
On 25/05/2010, at 10:35 AM, Scott Prentice wrote:
> Hi Jenny...
>
> This brings up my memory of "the evil dot." Back in 1995 or 6(?) (FM
> 4 or 5) I ran into a file that
Just one more data point about the spelling checker bug that might help someone
else
I was preparing a stripped down version of the file to send to the Adobe
engineers who asked for it. (That's nice!)
While trying a couple more times to reproduce it, I noticed that it did not
find
FM 9, fully patched. Running in a VM under Fusion on a MacBook Pro.
Yikes!
I was preparing a book for PDF production when I noticed a spelling error:
include was spelled imclude. I knew I had spell-checked the book numerous
times and didn't understand why this was still there.
I tried a few
-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Jenny
Greenleaf
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2010 3:06 PM
To: Frame Users
Subject: Can the spelling checker be trusted?
FM 9, fully patched. Running in a VM under Fusion on a MacBook Pro.
Yikes!
I was preparing a book for PDF production when I noticed
Hi Jenny...
This brings up my memory of the evil dot. Back in 1995 or 6(?) (FM 4
or 5) I ran into a file that exhibited similar strange behavior. I could
search (forward) for a word that I knew was in the file, and it would
never find it. But, if I searched backwards it found the word without
Didn't happen to have white stripes and go by the name of Freddie did
it?
Could explain explain the resurgence ;)
Alan
On 25/05/2010, at 10:35 AM, Scott Prentice wrote:
Hi Jenny...
This brings up my memory of the evil dot. Back in 1995 or 6(?) (FM
4 or 5) I ran into a file that
It does! It says it's name.no wait, this is Monday. Drat.
I tried putting the cursor in various places around the miscreant word. It
finds it only if it is in the same paragraph. The paragraph is only four lines
long, but breaks across two pages. The cursor must be before the word, but not
Starting from a file at the beginning of the book, did Spell Check for
entire book. Did not find error.
Once FM has checked a paragraph, it marks it so that time will not be wasted
checking it again, unless the paragraph itself changes. So if the word is
included in a paragraph that has
Great ideas, thank you. Sadly
I did do the option to reset all paragraphs. I even made sure to tear the pod
away from the side so the sub-pod dialog might work.
The paragraph is set to US English. There are no overrides on it.
The word can't be in a dictionary since the spelling checker
FM 9, fully patched. Running in a VM under Fusion on a MacBook Pro.
Yikes!
I was preparing a book for PDF production when I noticed a spelling error:
include was spelled "imclude". I knew I had spell-checked the book numerous
times and didn't understand why this was still there.
I tried a
mers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Jenny
Greenleaf
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2010 3:06 PM
To: Frame Users
Subject: Can the spelling checker be trusted?
FM 9, fully patched. Running in a VM under Fusion on a MacBook Pro.
Yikes!
I was preparing a book for PDF production when I not
Hi Jenny...
This brings up my memory of "the evil dot." Back in 1995 or 6(?) (FM 4
or 5) I ran into a file that exhibited similar strange behavior. I could
search (forward) for a word that I knew was in the file, and it would
never find it. But, if I searched backwards it found the word
It does! It says it's name.no wait, this is Monday. Drat.
I tried putting the cursor in various places around the miscreant word. It
finds it only if it is in the same paragraph. The paragraph is only four lines
long, but breaks across two pages. The cursor must be before the word, but not
> Starting from a file at the beginning of the book, did Spell Check for
> entire book. Did not find error.
>
Once FM has checked a paragraph, it marks it so that time will not be wasted
checking it again, unless the paragraph itself changes. So if the word is
included in a paragraph that has
Great ideas, thank you. Sadly
I did do the option to reset all paragraphs. I even made sure to tear the pod
away from the side so the sub-pod dialog might work.
The paragraph is set to US English. There are no overrides on it.
The word can't be in a dictionary since the spelling checker
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