Version: FM9 (9.0p237)
OS: XP Pro with SP3
I've been creating a new User Manual based on an existing Book (originally
created by a consultant). I want each Chapter to have a minimum of 2 pages
(Right and Left sides, like any regular book).
I know I'm missing something simple, but with a virtual
Hi Alison,
Where is your End of Flow marker located?
On each page of the document, do a Select All On Page (Ctrl+A) to see
if any additional elements (e.g. graphics frame with invisible border)
are on the pages.
Check whether there is an additional text flow in the doc (perhaps you
have an empty g
Hi Alison,
Open the individual files in your book file, then right-click each file in
succession and choose Pagination. Try applying "Read from File" in the 1st
page Side drop-down. If that fails, change it to Next Available. If that
doesn't work, try deleting extra pages with Special > Delete Pag
Responding to Alison Craig, Baruch Broderson wrote:
> Hi Alison,
> Open the individual files in your book file, then right-click each file in
> succession and choose Pagination. Try applying "Read from File" in the 1st
> page Side drop-down. If that fails, change it to Next Available. If that
> d
> Note that the unselected option "Pages: x to x" lists First Page as 1 and
> Last Page as 4, so FM is acknowledging that there are actually 4 pages in
> this document - even though there should only be 2.
>
If I recall correctly, when you assign a custom master page to a page in a
document, and
Hi Alison,
Is it possible the consultant used conditional text that is hidden? I've
seen FM leave "empty" pages in a file when you turn off conditional tag
display, because the text is still there but the pagination is not
updated when it's not visible.
I'd turn on all conditional tags in your fi
Responding to Alison Craig, Kristen Abbott wrote:
> Is it possible the consultant used conditional text that is hidden? I've
> seen FM leave "empty" pages in a file when you turn off conditional tag
> display, because the text is still there but the pagination is not
> updated when it's not visib
OK, fair enough. Implementation detail. But I have seen Frame not reduce
the page count, even after saving the file with the tags turned off.
-Kristen
This is likely an applied master page issue and has nothing to do with
the implementation of conditional text. Special > Delete Pages is your
friend when dealing with rogue empty pages.
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Kristen Abbott
wrote:
> OK, fair enough. Implementation detail. But I have se
Version: FM9 (9.0p237)
OS: XP Pro with SP3
I've been creating a new User Manual based on an existing Book (originally
created by a consultant). I want each Chapter to have a minimum of 2 pages
(Right and Left sides, like any regular book).
I know I'm missing something simple, but with a virtual
il: alison.craig at ultrasonix.com
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Subject: Even/Odd Page Layout Issue
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Hi Alison,
Where is your End of Flow marker located?
On each page of the document, do a Select All On Page (Ctrl+A) to see
if any additional elements (e.g. graphics frame with invisible border)
are on the pages.
Check whether there is an additional text flow in the doc (perhaps you
have an empty g
Hi Alison,
Open the individual files in your book file, then right-click each file in
succession and choose Pagination. Try applying "Read from File" in the 1st
page Side drop-down. If that fails, change it to Next Available. If that
doesn't work, try deleting extra pages with Special > Delete Pag
Responding to Alison Craig, Baruch Broderson wrote:
> Hi Alison,
> Open the individual files in your book file, then right-click each file in
> succession and choose Pagination. Try applying "Read from File" in the 1st
> page Side drop-down. If that fails, change it to Next Available. If that
> d
> Note that the unselected option "Pages: x to x" lists First Page as 1 and
> Last Page as 4, so FM is acknowledging that there are actually 4 pages in
> this document - even though there should only be 2.
>
If I recall correctly, when you assign a custom master page to a page in a
document, and
Hi Alison,
Is it possible the consultant used conditional text that is hidden? I've
seen FM leave "empty" pages in a file when you turn off conditional tag
display, because the text is still there but the pagination is not
updated when it's not visible.
I'd turn on all conditional tags in your fi
Responding to Alison Craig, Kristen Abbott wrote:
> Is it possible the consultant used conditional text that is hidden? I've
> seen FM leave "empty" pages in a file when you turn off conditional tag
> display, because the text is still there but the pagination is not
> updated when it's not visib
OK, fair enough. Implementation detail. But I have seen Frame not reduce
the page count, even after saving the file with the tags turned off.
-Kristen
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This is likely an applied master page issue and has nothing to do with
the implementation of conditional text. Special > Delete Pages is your
friend when dealing with rogue empty pages.
On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Kristen Abbott
wrote:
> OK, fair enough. Implementation detail. But I have se
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Subject: Even/Odd Page Layout Issue
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