At 01:46 PM 3/22/2006, T.W. Smith wrote:
>Use master page mappings.
>
>Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
>up so that it is always used by pages that contain text, such as map it to
>headings, body text, graphics anchors, etc.
>
>Redefine the Left master pa
Ok,
Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
"INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK". Right now, the writers simply manually hit
retu
You only need on tag - use an empty Frame Above the paragraph to move it
to the correct vertical position.
In fact, you only need a Frame Above, by placing your "Intentionally
Left Blank" graphic at the appropriate vertical distance down from the
top of the frame on the reference page.
On Wedne
Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com wrote:
> Ok,
>
> Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
> question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
> to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
> "INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLAN
Ok, if I had expanded on the very way that reference frames work on a page
- oh well, thanks Mark - this works beautifully - (and thanks everyone
else for responding as well . . . it's been a long couple of days
reworking templates and my hard drive/working environment at the same
time!).
TVB
> Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
> page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
> tag is used?
Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
problem with the pages that were added due to the "Make Page Count Eve
Anne Robotti wrote:
>> Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
>> page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
>> tag is used?
>
> Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
> problem with the pages that were added du
A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages that contain text,
s-bounces+loriangans=cougarmtn@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+loriangans=cougarmtn.com at lists.frameusers.com]
On Behalf Of Stuart Rogers
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 1:00 PM
To: Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com
Cc: framers at frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Paragraph
: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 2:07 PM
To: 'Stuart Rogers'; Tammy.VanBoening at jeppesen.com
Cc: framers at frameusers.com; Brian Jennings
Subject: RE: Paragraph tag with Frame below
I couldn't resist - here's a funny about the entire "This page
intentionally left blank" cr
T.W. Smith wrote:
> A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
> Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
>
> Use master page mappings.
>
> Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
> up so that it is always
I'd really L*O*V*E to take credit for this cool idea, but unless I
wrote it in a trance, I don't think it's mine.
However, I'd like to embellish it with this suggestion:
If you plan to use it, DOCUMENT it thoroughly in a tagged text frame
(Flow: A, for example) on all master pages in the files
At 14:07 -0700 22/3/06, Lorian Gans wrote:
>...and of course I forgot to include the link the first time = ugh!
>
>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A676280
The writer of this piece is close when they write 'Some theorise that it is a
*koan*, a statement devoid of meaning designed to bring
'This page is intentional left void of meaningful content other than
this paragraph, which, for the avoidance of doubt, represents content
that is intended to denote only the absence of content'.
Or else, in Seinfeldian:
"This page is about nothing."
David
David Schor
Technical Communicatio
Ok,
Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
"INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK". Right now, the writers simply manually hit
retu
You only need on tag - use an empty Frame Above the paragraph to move it
to the correct vertical position.
In fact, you only need a Frame Above, by placing your "Intentionally
Left Blank" graphic at the appropriate vertical distance down from the
top of the frame on the reference page.
On Wedne
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok,
Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me continue on
question #2. I am required by the FAA on any documentation that I produce
to mark the blank page at the end of the chapter with the phrase
"INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK". Right now, the writer
Ok, if I had expanded on the very way that reference frames work on a page
- oh well, thanks Mark - this works beautifully - (and thanks everyone
else for responding as well . . . it's been a long couple of days
reworking templates and my hard drive/working environment at the same
time!).
TVB
> Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
> page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
> tag is used?
Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
problem with the pages that were added due to the "Make Page Count Eve
Anne Robotti wrote:
Why not put your Blank Page text in its own frame on a special master
page and then use Apply Master Pages to apply it whenever a Blank Page
tag is used?
Stuart, I just wanted to mention that when I did this, I ran into a
problem with the pages that were added due to the "Ma
A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages that contain text,
CTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Stuart Rogers
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 1:00 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: framers@frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Paragraph tag with Frame below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Ok,
>
> Got both of my first two questions answered quickly, so let me
>
, March 22, 2006 2:07 PM
To: 'Stuart Rogers'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: framers@frameusers.com; Brian Jennings
Subject: RE: Paragraph tag with Frame below
I couldn't resist - here's a funny about the entire "This page
intentionally left blank" craziness. Enjoy!
Loria
T.W. Smith wrote:
A better trick that was told to me on the Adobe U2U forums, by I believe
Sheila Carlisle or maybe Peter Gold, several years ago was this:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by page
I'd really L*O*V*E to take credit for this cool idea, but unless I
wrote it in a trance, I don't think it's mine.
However, I'd like to embellish it with this suggestion:
If you plan to use it, DOCUMENT it thoroughly in a tagged text frame
(Flow: A, for example) on all master pages in the files
At 14:07 -0700 22/3/06, Lorian Gans wrote:
>...and of course I forgot to include the link the first time = ugh!
>
>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A676280
The writer of this piece is close when they write 'Some theorise that it is a
*koan*, a statement devoid of meaning designed to bring
'This page is intentional left void of meaningful content other than
this paragraph, which, for the avoidance of doubt, represents content
that is intended to denote only the absence of content'.
Or else, in Seinfeldian:
"This page is about nothing."
David
David Schor
Technical Communicatio
At 01:46 PM 3/22/2006, T.W. Smith wrote:
Use master page mappings.
Create a new left master page. Call it "LeftAllTheTime" or something. Set it
up so that it is always used by pages that contain text, such as map it to
headings, body text, graphics anchors, etc.
Redefine the Left master page to
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