FAQ Suggestions and Corrections

Thanks for all that, Sean! Your efforts are much appreciated.

I re-created the blank pages FAQ here: Sean "Blank Page Issues in FrameMaker" 5/9/01 6:44am.

Please note any suggestions and corrections here, in the Suggestions and Corrections thread.

Sean

Forum changes moved this topic and removed a FAQ written to address the blank pages issue. I'll recompose it. In the meantime, the link mentioned in the previous link goes here: Tim Murray "Deleting empty pages--anyone having trouble with this?" 4/30/01 2:09pm.

I got sidetracked and busy. I wrote up my thoughts on screen captures and it became a 40-page paper. Obviously, I have to reduce that for here.

As for deleting empty pages, I'm not sure that is such a big issue, I don't see it a lot. Let me post to the forum first, not the FAQ, and see what turns up (see Sean "Deleting empty pages--anyone having trouble with this?" 4/29/01 10:47am).

Cheers,

Sean

Sean,

Still waiting for someone to summarise an answer for deleting empty pages.Will it be done?

joe

I'll get to these this week, I promise ;?).

> > How about the good old missing fonts issue?
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> Sean "Missing Fonts Error" 3/15/01 6:46am
> Check it out and let me know if it meets the need or needs tweaking.

You could also consider linking to my web page

http://w1.133.telia.com/~u13304072/framers/fonts/unavailable.html

for a more in-depth explanation.

/Thomas

There were a lot of screenshot discussions within the last weeks. A summary of them might be helpfull for the community.

From reading all the replies so far,it appears to me that there is not a consistent answer to the problem of deleting empty pages in FrameMaker documents which appear after updating a book.
Can one of you experts summarise the procedure for this because the online manual states the obvious: use pagination..delete empty pages or assign a master page to empty page. None of these work.

Done:

Sean "Missing Fonts Error" 3/15/01 6:46am

Thanks for the thought. Check it out and let me know if it meets the need or needs tweaking.

Cheers,

Sean