Hi, I'm having a problem setting an attribute value. When I debug the script it looks good, but when the script finishes the attribute doesn't have the value,...
I'm not sure if this is possible, but I'm wanting to write a script that will open a PDF with Acrobat. The purpose is simply to have an item on the scripts...
Hi Brandon, You could use the eSys.RunProgram command to launch the PDF with a command line call. I am not sure what the correct call is, but this should get...
Rick Quatro
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Jun 2, 2009 6:24 pm
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Thanks, Rick. Had to add "Wait(0)" at the end of the Run eSys line to make the script terminate right away instead of waiting some default time....
I'm importing a table into a blank document from a text file that follows the form of Text-Tab-Text-Tab-Text. Occasionally, some of the text in the middle...
Hi Brandon, You are making me think way, way back, but I seem to remember that this was an issue with one of my scripts. The solution was to pre-process the...
Rick Quatro
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Jun 4, 2009 7:59 pm
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Hi! I'm working on a script that selects text between 2 paragraphs. What I would like to do is scroll through the document from the insertion point (which will...
Thanks for your help Klaus! I managed to solve it yesterday though, before the moderator approved my message. This is what i ended up with: Set oDoc =...
I asked in a framemaker forum a long time ago without a good answer, so I thought I would bring it up here. I've got an old document (5+ years) with one body...
Does anyone have a script (or sample script) that can search all of the markers in an FM doc and if it contains "\<$nopage\>", change it to "<$nopage>" (quotes...
I have a request from a customer to NOT combine Index / Marker entries with the same name into 1 line. For example, current my TOC (or markers) looks like...
Hi Chris, To get separate entries like this, try using a list of markers instead of an index of markers. A list will give you a separate entry for each marker....
Rick Quatro
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Jun 23, 2009 4:52 pm
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When I try that, I no longer get the entries under each level. Level 1.....1 Level 1a Level 1b Level 2......5 Level 2a Level 2......7 Level 2b etc. Does that...
Hi Chris, Yes, I see what you mean. You will probably have to generate a standard index and then use FrameScript to post-process the index and make a separate ...
Rick Quatro
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Jun 23, 2009 6:04 pm
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I will end up having to add a unique character to each duplicate because some of the sub-entries go with a specific upper-entry, not all upper-entries. Thanks....
I may try & see if there are any non-printable characters I could use to make an entry unique. At least that way I wouldn't have to post process......maybe. ...
... because ... Forgive me, but I don't see how this makes sense. Let's use a real example. You're saying you have multiple index markers for the entry ...
Well, that made a lot more sense before the stupid list stripped out the white space for indents. Let's try underscores instead of spaces: ... because ... ...
Just to clarify what is required by the customer: (underscores represent an indention in the index levels) Fruit....2 __Apple __Orange Fruit...6 __Grape ...
... I second that! And I sometimes talk far too long to customers to talk them out of IMO bad ideas. I am not sure if this is also part of what indexing...
Again, it doesn't matter what any of us think, its what I have to create for the paying customer. I agree with everyone here, I would never recommend an index...
... Obviously the level 1 index entries look the same but are _not_ the same, or else the distinction would be useless. In FrameMaker you can add the sorting...
Excellent idea. I will go test that out this afternoon and report back. Thanks again. On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 3:44 PM, Michael Müller-Hillebrand < ... -- ... ...
Hi Chris, I can see two possibilities, but both a bit tedious. One is to create several marker types and use a different marker type for each sequential same...
This didn't seem to work. Gave me some weird results. I am going to continue to look at it from this angle though. Thanks again. On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 3:44...