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> Subject: Re: [Framers] Numbering in an outline with numbers and small
> letters
>
> Try changing where you have F: to a different letter; F for the
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Subject: Re: [Framers] Numbering in an outline with numbers and
bject: Re: [Framers] Numbering in an outline with numbers and small
letters
You need to add one more level to the F:< >< >.\sn\t.
It should be
F:< >< >*< >*.\sn\t
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 3:10 PM, wrote:
> This one has me stumped, and I have to believe that the
Try changing where you have F: to a different letter; F for the first one, G
for the secong, etc. Each numbering value should have it's own unique
character. There is a name for that character but it escapes me right now.
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Date: 06/28/2017 03:16 PM
Subject:Re: [Framers] Numbering in an outline with numbers and
small letters
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You need to add one more level to the F:< >< >.\sn\t.
It should be
F:< >< >*< >*.\sn\t
On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 3:10 PM, wrote:
> This one has me stumped, and I have to believe that there is a pretty
> simple solution that I'm overlooking.
>
> I have a figure legend that has both numbered and
This one has me stumped, and I have to believe that there is a pretty
simple solution that I'm overlooking.
I have a figure legend that has both numbered and lettered entries. Level
1 items are numerals and Level 2 items are small letters. This works
fine, as long as the level 2 items are the
VLM TechSubs wrote:
> Hi Terry,
>
> Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
>
> 1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to
> Heading1,
> etc.)
>
> 2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
&
Here's a method that nobody's mentioned yet. It's not complete or
perfect, but it may be useful:
* Create a TOC that extracts all the heading paragraph formats that
you want in an outline. Be sure to check Make Hypertext Links. The TOC
can be for a single document or a book.
*
I would categorize this a perceived gains, capabilities, and costs.
One very big gain and capability that structured documents give you
is the ability to require only certain structures to fit after other
structures.
I can't comment on the capability of Enhance to require a specific
structure
VLM TechSubs wrote:
> Hi Terry,
>
> Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
>
> 1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to
> Heading1,
> etc.)
>
> 2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
&
Here's a method that nobody's mentioned yet. It's not complete or
perfect, but it may be useful:
* Create a TOC that extracts all the heading paragraph formats that
you want in an outline. Be sure to check Make Hypertext Links. The TOC
can be for a single document or a book.
*
Scott, Gary:
> What you are referring to
> doing, Hedley, is operating in a structured environment.
You have misrepresented what I actually said.
I have used the DITA XML schema and the DITA-FMx plug-in for FrameMaker
to develop structured documentation. But it is certainly a far from
trivia
I would categorize this a perceived gains, capabilities, and costs.
One very big gain and capability that structured documents give you
is the ability to require only certain structures to fit after other
structures.
I can't comment on the capability of Enhance to require a specific
structure
Hi Terry,
Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to Heading1,
etc.)
2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
example, can one assign H3 and H3 Close to the same outline level
Hi Terry,
Two questions about Enhance, since you have experience with it:
1. Can one assign any paratags to any outline level? (Not bound to Heading1,
etc.)
2. Can one assign more than one paratag to a given outline level? For
example, can one assign H3 and H3 Close to the same outline level
Don:
> As I develop my personally written book in FrameMaker 7.2, especially since
> I have learned to create hot key macros in the customization files, there is
> only one thing about MS Word that I miss ? Outline View.
>
> Has anybody ever written a 3rd party program that offers
Scott, Gary:
> What you are referring to
> doing, Hedley, is operating in a structured environment.
You have misrepresented what I actually said.
I have used the DITA XML schema and the DITA-FMx plug-in for FrameMaker
to develop structured documentation. But it is certainly a far from
trivia
Don Spencer wrote:
> Has anybody ever written a 3rd party program that offers something akin to
> Outline View? Would be nice.
Yes! Enhance gives you an outline view of your FrameMaker document. It's
wonderful for reorganizing large documents. In fact, I'd recommend the product
Hedley Finger wrote:
> Look for Enhance for FrameMaker by Sandybrook Software. You can create
> an outline, promote/demote, cut and paste, drag sections, etc. and it
> all works with the paragraph styles you have currently designed and
the
> virtual nesting of those heading s
Don Spencer wrote:
> Has anybody ever written a 3rd party program that offers something akin to
> Outline View? Would be nice.
Yes! Enhance gives you an outline view of your FrameMaker document. It's
wonderful for reorganizing large documents. In fact, I'd recommend the product
FrameMaker already does have an "outline" view, but you need to be using
structured FrameMaker to get it. In unstructured FrameMaker, there is
absolutely no difference between a Heading1 and a Heading2, or a
Heading2 and a Note. You may have it all organized in your mind, but
FrameM
AM -0500 1/27/09, Etzel, Gary wrote:
>FrameMaker already does have an "outline" view, but you need to be using
>structured FrameMaker to get it. In unstructured FrameMaker, there is
>absolutely no difference between a Heading1 and a Heading2, or a
>Heading2 and a Note. You may
Someone (or a company) was playing with an idea that would assign different
levels of a doc to a conditional text setting or series of settings, so you
could hide or reveal the different levels, outline style. Script driven, I
think. Possibly Framescript guru Rick Quatro... (Rick, was that you
Hedley Finger wrote:
> Look for Enhance for FrameMaker by Sandybrook Software. You can create
> an outline, promote/demote, cut and paste, drag sections, etc. and it
> all works with the paragraph styles you have currently designed and
the
> virtual nesting of those heading s
AM -0500 1/27/09, Etzel, Gary wrote:
>FrameMaker already does have an "outline" view, but you need to be using
>structured FrameMaker to get it. In unstructured FrameMaker, there is
>absolutely no difference between a Heading1 and a Heading2, or a
>Heading2 and a Note. You may
Don:
> As I develop my personally written book in FrameMaker 7.2, especially since
> I have learned to create hot key macros in the customization files, there is
> only one thing about MS Word that I miss – Outline View.
>
> Has anybody ever written a 3rd party program that offers
FrameMaker already does have an "outline" view, but you need to be using
structured FrameMaker to get it. In unstructured FrameMaker, there is
absolutely no difference between a Heading1 and a Heading2, or a
Heading2 and a Note. You may have it all organized in your mind, but
FrameM
Don,
Sandybrooke software (http://www.sandybrook.com/) has an Outline tool add-on
that works within Framemaker.
Dave Spreadbury
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[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Donlad W. Spencer
Sent: Monday
Someone (or a company) was playing with an idea that would assign different
levels of a doc to a conditional text setting or series of settings, so you
could hide or reveal the different levels, outline style. Script driven, I
think. Possibly Framescript guru Rick Quatro... (Rick, was that you
Don,
Sandybrooke software (http://www.sandybrook.com/) has an Outline tool add-on
that works within Framemaker.
Dave Spreadbury
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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Donlad W. Spencer
Sent: Monday, January
Framer Folks:
As I develop my personally written book in FrameMaker 7.2, especially since
I have learned to create hot key macros in the customization files, there is
only one thing about MS Word that I miss Outline View.
The ability to reduce the book to an outline and manipulate that outline
Framer Folks:
As I develop my personally written book in FrameMaker 7.2, especially since
I have learned to create hot key macros in the customization files, there is
only one thing about MS Word that I miss ? Outline View.
The ability to reduce the book to an outline and manipulate that outline
At 09:48 -0600 27/6/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>You need Enhance (www.sandybrook.com/enhance/). Among other features,
>it gives you an outline view of your FM doc that works much like Word's
>outline view -- you can promote/demote levels, move chunks around, etc.
Steve Kubis at
A fairly quick and easy way to do this is to generate a TOC from the book file.
Then open and Save As one of the existing FM outline templates. Edit
the new file, changing the names of the paragraph tags to correspond
to the tag names used in the TOC.
Import the formats to the TOC, and edit out
Nina Rogers wrote:
> Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that
> enables you to quickly generate an outline of a document that
> has already been formatted and written? If not, is there a
> plug-in for this kind of thing?
You need Enhance (www.sandy
At 09:48 -0600 27/6/07, Combs, Richard wrote:
>You need Enhance (www.sandybrook.com/enhance/). Among other features,
>it gives you an outline view of your FM doc that works much like Word's
>outline view -- you can promote/demote levels, move chunks around, etc.
Steve Kubis at
Nina Rogers wrote:
> Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that
> enables you to quickly generate an outline of a document that
> has already been formatted and written? If not, is there a
> plug-in for this kind of thing?
You need Enhance (www.sandy
A fairly quick and easy way to do this is to generate a TOC from the book file.
Then open and Save As one of the existing FM outline templates. Edit
the new file, changing the names of the paragraph tags to correspond
to the tag names used in the TOC.
Import the formats to the TOC, and edit out
Hi Framers!
Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that enables
you to quickly generate an outline of a document that has already been
formatted and written? If not, is there a plug-in for this kind of
thing?
Thanks!
Nina Rogers, Technical Writer
Tax Develo
Hi Framers!
Does FrameMaker have a feature similar to Word's feature that enables
you to quickly generate an outline of a document that has already been
formatted and written? If not, is there a plug-in for this kind of
thing?
Thanks!
Nina Rogers, Technical Writer
Tax Develo
27;t found
anything yet.
Thanks,
Don.
Don Rinderknecht -- KD5MVV
Meteorologist Instructor/Developer ~ Warning Decision Training Branch
Donald.M.Rinderknecht at noaa.gov ~ http://wdtb.noaa.gov
Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
> All,
>
> Is there a way to automate putting an outline
At 07:04 AM 5/18/2006, Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
Is it possible to specify a border around a graphic object in the EDD, or
would this be a read/write rule?
Or is it just not possible?
Don,
Neither a EDD nor r/w rules can set this property. A simple FDK client
could do so as part of the p
At 07:04 AM 5/18/2006, Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
>Is it possible to specify a border around a graphic object in the EDD, or
>would this be a read/write rule?
>Or is it just not possible?
Don,
Neither a EDD nor r/w rules can set this property. A simple FDK client
could do so as part of the
27;t found
anything yet.
Thanks,
Don.
Don Rinderknecht -- KD5MVV
Meteorologist Instructor/Developer ~ Warning Decision Training Branch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ http://wdtb.noaa.gov
Donald M Rinderknecht wrote:
All,
Is there a way to automate putting an outline on a graphic object.
(Other
syntax
details.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
> All,
>
> Is there a way to automate putting an outline on a graphic object. (Other
> than using FrameScript which I don't have.)
> I can do this manually by selecting the object then the Tools Pal
All,
Is there a way to automate putting an outline on a graphic object.
(Other than using FrameScript which I don't have.)
I can do this manually by selecting the object then the Tools Palette
but I've got about 1200 graphic objects to modify.
If not, I'll look at modifying the
details.
Rick Quatro
Carmen Publishing
585-659-8267
www.frameexpert.com
All,
Is there a way to automate putting an outline on a graphic object. (Other
than using FrameScript which I don't have.)
I can do this manually by selecting the object then the Tools Palette but
I've got about
All,
Is there a way to automate putting an outline on a graphic object.
(Other than using FrameScript which I don't have.)
I can do this manually by selecting the object then the Tools Palette
but I've got about 1200 graphic objects to modify.
If not, I'll look at modif
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