Re: [Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame)

Message- From: Framers On Behalf Of Doug Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 11:12 AM To: An email list for people using Adobe FrameMaker software. Subject: Re: [Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame) It's not working for me. Anything I type in the Marker Text window when I make

Re: [Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame)

Carmen Publishing Inc. > r...@frameexpert.com > 585-729-6746 NEW! > > > > -Original Message- > From: Framers > On > Behalf Of Doug > Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 8:33 AM > To: Framers > Subject: [Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame)

Re: [Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame)

On Behalf Of Doug Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 8:33 AM To: Framers Subject: [Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame) I noticed that when a reader clicks a List of Figures entry in the PDF of my document, it jumps to the figure in the body and places the figure's link at the top

[Framers] List of Figures linking (UnStructured Frame)

I noticed that when a reader clicks a List of Figures entry in the PDF of my document, it jumps to the figure in the body and places the figure's link at the top of the screen. This is fine if I designed the document to have figure links above the figure, but my department's policy is to have

Re: I need italics for ship names in my Roman list of figures a graphics issue with memory

On 2013-Apr-02 5:24 AM, Rob Shell wrote: Dear Framers: I need the italicsof ship namesin my captions to illustrations respected in the List of Figures (LOF). The fig. part is simple e.g. *Fig 1:3~*/HMS Vanguard/enters Table Bay I am sure I have learnt this some time ago and know how todo

I need italics for ship names in my Roman list of figures graphics issue with memory

Dear Framers: I need the italics of ship names in my captions to illustrations respected in the List of Figures (LOF). The fig. part is simple e.g. Fig 1:3~HMS Vanguard enters Table Bay I am sure I have learnt this some time ago and know how to do the Indexes in this way, but cannot find

I need italics for ship names in my Roman list of figures graphics issue with memory

On 2013-Apr-02 5:24 AM, Rob Shell wrote: > Dear Framers: > > I need the italicsof ship namesin my captions to illustrations respected > in the List of Figures (LOF). The fig. part is simple > > e.g. > > *Fig 1:3~*/HMS Vanguard/enters Table Bay > > I am sure I

List of Figures/Tables Question

of figures or a list of tables, I would like FrameMaker to pull the numbering with the title, not just the title as it does now. In the past when I was FORCED (by client requirements) to develop manuals using Word, I could do this. Surely Frame has a way of making this happen. Any suggestions

Re: List of Figures/Tables Question

: F: Figure n+: T:Table n+: The numbering works flawlessly. However, when I generate a list of figures or a list of tables, I would like FrameMaker to pull the numbering with the title, not just the title as it does now. In the past when I was FORCED (by client requirements) to develop

List of Figures/Tables Question

n I generate a list of figures or a list of tables, I would like FrameMaker to pull the numbering with the title, not just the title as it does now. In the past when I was FORCED (by client requirements) to develop manuals using Word, I could do this. Surely Frame has a way of making this

List of Figures/Tables Question

he figures and tables. The formatting is set up as follows: > > F: Figure <n+>: > > T:Table <n+>: > > > The numbering works flawlessly. However, when I generate a list of figures > or a list of tables, I would like FrameMaker to pull the numbering with the > ti

Formatting List of Figures/List of Tables

Hi all, a really easy problem but I can't find the solution :o). I have Tables and Figures in my document formatted as: . Tableau $chapnum - n+ (PgfTag: TitreTableau) . Figure $chapnum - n+ (PgfTag: Legende) When I generate the lists of Tables and Figures, how I am supposed to format the

Re: Formatting List of Figures/List of Tables

I insert LOT and LOF (lists of tables and figures, respectively) as separate generated .fm files immediately following the TOC, as part of the front matter of the book. If it's an independent generated .fm file, you can either continue the pagination from the previous file in the book or use a

Formatting List of Figures/List of Tables

Hi all, a really easy problem but I can't find the solution :o). I have Tables and Figures in my document formatted as: . "Tableau <$chapnum> - " (PgfTag: TitreTableau) . "Figure <$chapnum> - " (PgfTag: Legende) When I generate the lists of Tables and Figures, how I am supposed to

Formatting List of Figures/List of Tables

Mathieu, First, change the formatting of the autonumbering to have two different numbering tracks so the numbers of Tables aren't incremented by Figures and vice versa. Add a letter to the beginning of the numbering string: T:Tableau <$chapnum> - F:Figure <$chapnum> - Save and import the

Formatting List of Figures/List of Tables

I insert LOT and LOF (lists of tables and figures, respectively) as separate generated .fm files immediately following the TOC, as part of the front matter of the book. If it's an independent generated .fm file, you can either continue the pagination from the previous file in the book or use a

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

Pete Rourke Chandler, AZ -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Combs, Richard Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 1:39 PM To: Frank Stearns Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pete Rourke Sent: January 23, 2008 4:19 PM To: 'Stuart Rogers' Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Absolutely great advice. I'm learning new tricks. I have gone back to putting the $paranum

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

col generated List of figures (screenshots) and when indexed are sorted in the order of the pages in the book. Is there a way to have them appear alphabetically like the generated regular index? Thanks Pete ___ You are currently

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

Pete Rourke wrote: I started from the book addList of Figures using the paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page (like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting. If you want alphabetical, you need an index.

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Combs, Richard wrote: Pete Rourke wrote: I started from the book addList of Figures using the paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page (like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting. snips You can

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Lists (of Contents, Tables, Figures, Paragraphs, whatever...) are always sorted in order of occurence. No way I'm aware of to change that. Indexes are sorted alphabetically. So if you need an alphabetical list of figure captions, you need

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

Of Combs, Richard Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 12:12 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Pete Rourke wrote: I started from the book addList of Figures using the paragraph tag, Caption, but I have

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

a list of numbered figures that didn't include the number. You cross-reference them by number, don't you? (See Figure 3-2) Richard -- Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 -- rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-777-0436

Re: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

for figures? I have 2 pages of 2 col generated List of figures (screenshots) and when indexed are sorted in the order of the pages in the book. Is there a way to have them appear alphabetically like the generated regular index? Others have already replied with lots of good advice

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

@lists.frameusers.com Subject: Re: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Pete Rourke wrote: FM8 Windows XP I started from the book addList of Figures using the paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page (like what the standard

RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

PROTECTED]; Stuart Rogers Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables And another suggestion regarding getting markers into paragraphs of a particular format (assuming you don't use IXGen): Do a Find using the specific paragraph format. When you do

Re: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

List Of Figures (or Tables or Paragraphs) they all extract the paragraph format you specify, in page order . * Click Set to generate the file, and move the insertion pointer to it. The result resembles this - no autonumber, page number order: zzz 1 ccc 10 www 21 aaa 151 nnn 1200 To capture

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

FM8 Windows XP I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page (like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting. Is there a special marker for figures? I have 2 page

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Combs, Richard wrote: > Pete Rourke wrote: > >> I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the >> paragraph tag, Caption, but I have not figured out how to put >> this into the reference page (like what the standard index >>

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Lists (of Contents, Tables, Figures, Paragraphs, whatever...) are always sorted in order of occurence. No way I'm aware of to change that. Indexes are sorted alphabetically. So if you need an alphabetical list of figure captions, you

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

to:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Combs, Richard Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 12:12 PM To: pete.rourke at reefpt.com; framers at lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Pete Rourke wrote: > I started from the

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

n will not only solve your problem quickly and easily, it'll make many index-related tasks far, far easier, too. I highly recommend it. Although if I were you, my first priority would be adding <$paranum> to the LOF spec. I'm really surprised you aren't including the number already. I don't

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

Pete Rourke wrote: > FM8 Windows XP > > > > I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the paragraph tag, > Caption, but I have not figured out how to put this into the reference page > (like what the standard index does) to do the alphabetical sorting. >

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

rourke at reefpt.com Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com Subject: Re: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Pete Rourke wrote: > FM8 Windows XP > > > > I started from the book add>List of > Figures using the paragraph tag, > Caption, but I h

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

To: pete.rourke at reefpt.com; Stuart Rogers Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables And another suggestion regarding getting markers into paragraphs of a particular format (assuming you don't use IXGen): Do a Find using the specific

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

> List Of > Figures (or Tables or Paragraphs) they all extract the paragraph format you specify, in page order . * Click Set to generate the file, and move the insertion pointer to it. The result resembles this - no autonumber, page number order: zzz 1 ccc 10 www 21 aaa 151 nnn 1200 To c

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

pt.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Frank Stearns wrote: > > (This entire process could be scripted, of course.) > > Or, you could use IXgen to do this in just a few moments. You > can create markers from specific para tags, such as those &g

Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables

at lists.frameusers.com [mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Pete Rourke Sent: January 23, 2008 4:19 PM To: 'Stuart Rogers' Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com Subject: RE: Alphabetizing a generated list of Figures or Tables Absolutely great advice. I'm learning new tricks. I

Building a List of Figures

Hi I am building a List of Figures for a book that uses these elements: - Section, Chapter, Figure, FigureNo. When the LOF has been updated, the LOF is missing the Section Number, although the tag is [present in the dropdown menu options. Can anyone assist with a reason why this might occur

Building a List of Figures

Hi I am building a List of Figures for a book that uses these elements: - Section, Chapter, Figure, FigureNo. When the LOF has been updated, the LOF is missing the Section Number, although the tag is [present in the dropdown menu options. Can anyone assist with a reason why this might occur

List of Tables, List of Figures

Hi all, I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number appears in front of the figure title (same with tables). I can't find a user variable for figure number or table number. Am I missing something? Can I create one myself? Molly Keegan | Objective Interface Systems, Inc.

Re: List of Tables, List of Figures

I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number appears in front of the figure title (same with tables). I can't find a user variable for figure number or table number. Am I missing something? Can I create one myself? Molly, Here's how I do it. 1. For my figure title paragraph

RE: List of Tables, List of Figures

Molly Keegan wrote: I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number appears in front of the figure title (same with tables). I can't find a user variable for figure number or table number. Am I missing something? Can I create one myself? Assuming you're using autonumbered

Re: List of Tables, List of Figures

From: Mike Wickham [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Molly Keegan [EMAIL PROTECTED],Frame Users framers@lists.FrameUsers.com Subject: Re: List of Tables, List of Figures Date: Thu, 9 Aug 2007 16:41:10 -0500 I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number appears in front of the figure title

List of Tables, List of Figures

Hi all, I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number appears in front of the figure title (same with tables). I can't find a user variable for figure number or table number. Am I missing something? Can I create one myself? Molly Keegan | Objective Interface Systems, Inc.

List of Tables, List of Figures

> I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number appears in > front > of the figure title (same with tables). I can't find a user variable for > figure number or table number. Am I missing something? Can I create one > myself? Molly, Here's how I do it. 1. For my figure title

List of Tables, List of Figures

Molly Keegan wrote: > I'm trying to set up my two lists so that the figure number > appears in front of the figure title (same with tables). I > can't find a user variable for figure number or table number. > Am I missing something? Can I create one myself? Assuming you're using

RE: List of Figures

Randall C. Reed wrote: I'm doing an LOF that needs to be: Figure Caption tab Figure Number tab Page Number Where the Page Number is a compound running H/F = (FigNumOnly - PageNum) I got $pagenum, but that just gets me the last half. What building block do I use to get both parts

Re: List of Figures

After reading Richard's post, I realized that I need to put my suggestion in context -- I should have said to include the building blocks on the reference page for your LOF, not as part of a running head-footer or a component of a page number variable. So to create the compound listing you want

List of Figures

I think you're looking for <$paranumonly> or <$paranum[Figure]> Art On 2/14/07, Randall C. Reed wrote: > I slept through this part of Professor O'Keefe's lecture on using > building blocks when making generated lists, so I'm stumped on what > should be very easy: > > I'm doing an LOF that needs

List of Figures

Randall C. Reed wrote: > I'm doing an LOF that needs to be: > > tab tab > > Where the Page Number is a compound running H/F = ( - > ) > > I got <$pagenum>, but that just gets me the last half. > > What building block do I use to get both parts of the running H/F? That's not what you

List of Figures

After reading Richard's post, I realized that I need to put my suggestion in context -- I should have said to include the building blocks on the reference page for your LOF, not as part of a running head-footer or a component of a page number variable. So to create the compound listing you want

List of Figures

I slept through this part of Professor O'Keefe's lecture on using building blocks when making generated lists, so I'm stumped on what should be very easy: I'm doing an LOF that needs to be: tab tab Where the Page Number is a compound running H/F = ( - ) I got <$pagenum>, but that just gets

Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

We are generating a book with over 50 chapters, each of which has a number of figures. So far, we have decided that the product name and the screen name should be included in the figure caption, so several of them are quite long. I'm using Frame 7.0 on Windows XP. I have been able to format

Re: Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We are generating a book with over 50 chapters, each of which has a number of figures. So far, we have decided that the product name and the screen name should be included in the figure caption, so several of them are quite long. I'm using Frame 7.0 on Windows XP. I

RE: Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

Can you put the caption name and number in the margin column as a run-in side head? There the chapter name and number can use as much real estate as they want. The caption (figure name will have plenty of space in the text column.) In LOF, just list the figures based on chapter names and number

RE: Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

. Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com) Intel Parsippany, NJ -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2006 3:56 PM To: framers@lists.frameusers.com Subject: Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

We are generating a book with over 50 chapters, each of which has a number of figures. So far, we have decided that the product name and the screen name should be included in the figure caption, so several of them are quite long. I'm using Frame 7.0 on Windows XP. I have been able to format

Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

susan.mcdonald at teradyne.com wrote: > We are generating a book with over 50 chapters, each of which has a number > of figures. So far, we have decided that the product name and the screen > name should be included in the figure caption, so several of them are > quite long. I'm using Frame 7.0

Lines wrapping properly in List of Figures

Can you put the caption name and number in the margin column as a run-in side head? There the chapter name and number can use as much real estate as they want. The caption (figure name will have plenty of space in the text column.) In LOF, just list the figures based on chapter names and number