Hi Lynne:
Good suggestion, but with the number of markers with long entries, having
them do find/replaces each time they regenerate would be a pain. They are
using XML and Structured Frame to automate processes, and having this
process break down is a serious glitch to them.
With FrameMaker's
At 06:03 AM 7/10/2006, Kay Ethier wrote:
Good suggestion, but with the number of markers with long entries, having
them do find/replaces each time they regenerate would be a pain. They are
using XML and Structured Frame to automate processes, and having this
process break down is a serious
Hi Lynne:
Good suggestion, but with the number of markers with long entries, having
them do find/replaces each time they regenerate would be a pain. They are
using XML and Structured Frame to automate processes, and having this
process break down is a serious glitch to them.
With FrameMaker's
At 06:03 AM 7/10/2006, Kay Ethier wrote:
>Good suggestion, but with the number of markers with long entries, having
>them do find/replaces each time they regenerate would be a pain. They are
>using XML and Structured Frame to automate processes, and having this
>process break down is a serious
Hi Kay...
I haven't looked into this much, but I believe that the limit is in the
FrameMaker UI, not the underlying marker support mechanism.
Programmatically, you can add many more than 255 characters to a marker
(try adding more content to the marker as a MIF, then re-open in FM and
you'll
: Workaround for marker character limit?
Hi Kay...
I haven't looked into this much, but I believe that the limit is in the
FrameMaker UI, not the underlying marker support mechanism.
Programmatically, you can add many more than 255 characters to a marker
(try adding more content to the marker
Frank, Scott,
Very interesting. I created a MIF file in which I inserted an Index
marker containing 900 characters and also a variable whose definition had
900 characters. I opened the MIF file and saved the result back to MIF.
Both 900-character strings were still there, so the entire
Hi Kay...
I haven't looked into this much, but I believe that the limit is in the
FrameMaker UI, not the underlying marker support mechanism.
Programmatically, you can add many more than 255 characters to a marker
(try adding more content to the marker as a MIF, then re-open in FM and
you'll
, the
FrameMaker will still only use the first 255 when you generate an index.
Frank Elmore
Project leader for FrameScript
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From: "Scott Prentice" <s...@leximation.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: Workaround for marker character l
Frank, Scott,
Very interesting. I created a MIF file in which I inserted an Index
marker containing 900 characters and also a variable whose definition had
900 characters. I opened the MIF file and saved the result back to MIF.
Both 900-character strings were still there, so the entire
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