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Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 22:49:48 +0300
From: David Shaked da...@almondweb.com
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level
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> Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2013 22:49:48 +0300
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> Subject: RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level
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The thing to do is to start with a template that contains all these things so
that when you create each file in the book, all these things exist in the place
your want them.
With already created content (say, files created in a old template that lacks
these things), you would create a new
Jason's question was about how, not why.
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 6:48 AM, Combs, Richard
richard.co...@polycom.com wrote:
Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts of
things for which you should define user variables. And use them not just in
the footer, but
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Subject: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?
Is there a way to use the 12 built-in Running H/F variables in FrameMaker to
pull in text based on paragraph tags that appear only in other documents within
the book?
For example, it'd be nice if I could define
Jason Nichols wrote:
For example, it'd be nice if I could define – in the footer of each
chapter in a book – the Running H/F variables to pull in the document
title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the
book's title page (based on paragraph tags that are used only in
Jason Nichols wrote:
For example, it'd be nice if I could define – in the footer of each
chapter in a book – the Running H/F variables to pull in the document
title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the
book's title page (based on paragraph tags that are used
Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts
of things for which you should define user variables.
And use them not just in the footer, but on the title page and throughout.
When marketing decides to change the product name,
you'll be glad it's a variable.
I
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of David Shaked
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 12:50 PM
To: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level
Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the
sorts
of things
Jason Nichols wrote:
> For example, it'd be nice if I could define ? in the footer of each
> chapter in a book ? the Running H/F variables to pull in the document
> title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the
> book's title page (based on paragraph tags that are used only
> Jason Nichols wrote:
> > For example, it'd be nice if I could define ? in the footer of each
> > chapter in a book ? the Running H/F variables to pull in the document
> > title, product name, and version number based on what appears on the
> > book's title page (based on paragraph tags that
> Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts
of things for which you should define user variables.
> And use them not just in the footer, but on the title page and throughout.
When marketing decides to change the product name,
> you'll be glad it's a variable.
I
rs-bounces at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of David Shaked
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 12:50 PM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level
> Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly
The thing to do is to start with a template that contains all these things so
that when you create each file in the book, all these things exist in the place
your want them.
With already created content (say, files created in a old template that lacks
these things), you would create a new
Jason's question was about how, not why.
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 6:48 AM, Combs, Richard
wrote:
> Document titles, product names, and version numbers are exactly the sorts of
> things for which you should define user variables. And use them not just in
> the footer, but on the title page and
at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Variables based on paragraph tags at the book level?
Is there a way to use the 12 built-in Running H/F variables in FrameMaker to
pull in text based on paragraph tags that appear only in other documents within
the book?
For example, it'd be nice if I could define
Is there a way to use the 12 built-in Running H/F variables in
FrameMaker to pull in text based on paragraph tags that appear only in
other documents within the book?
For example, it'd be nice if I could define – in the footer of each
chapter in a book – the Running H/F variables to pull in the
Is there a way to use the 12 built-in Running H/F variables in
FrameMaker to pull in text based on paragraph tags that appear only in
other documents within the book?
For example, it'd be nice if I could define ? in the footer of each
chapter in a book ? the Running H/F variables to pull in the
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