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how to find the location of a particular font in the framemaker book?

New Here ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

Hi All,

please help me in finding the location of a particular type of font in the framemaker book. I was using the following procedure to find out earlier:

Find > Character Format > (set the character format) > Search.

Now I am unable to locate a particular type of font using the mentioned procedure.

Please help me out.

Thanks in adnavce,

Mindevil

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Community Expert ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

This assumes that the font instance being searched for is an override:

  1. Click in some text in one of the book files.
    Edit > Find/Change
    [ Character Format ...]
    This pops up a Character Format dialog.
  2. Assuming you are on Windows:
    [Ctrl]+[Shift]+[F8] to set everything to As-Is/blank.
    In Family:, select the font being sought. [Set]
  3. Back in the Find dialog...
    Look in: <*> Book
    [Find]

If the font instance is part of a Paragraph Format or Character Format, you can search by Para Tag name or Char Tag name (which is yet another reason why overrides are a problem).

Or you can save out all the book files as MIF and search with a plaintext editor, but that requires a nominal knowledge of MIF.


I might add that steps 1-3 above are covered in FM7.1 Help (and presumably the printed manual back then), but are absent for FM9, and I'm guessing that they never returned in later versions either.

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New Here ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

Thanks Erro7103 for the detailed process. Is there any process to find out the texts included in an image without uploading in the internet (whatthefont.com, findmyfont.com etc.)?

Regards

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Community Expert ,
Sep 03, 2014 Sep 03, 2014
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> ... find out the texts included in an image ...

Do you mean:

  • Frame graphic text overlaid, in FM, on top of the image
  • Frame text in Text Frames overlaid on the image
  • Text embedded in the image, such as an import of EPS, PDF or possibly SVG
  • Raster data in an imported image that was text once upon a time
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LEGEND ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

With more recent versions of FrameMaker, simply use the Font pod to locate (and to also replace) fonts.

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New Here ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

Thanks Arnis,

I am using FrameMaker 12, but I am unable to locate the Font Pod option. Please guide me through.

Regards

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LEGEND ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

View > Pods > Fonts...

Adobe FrameMaker 12 * Fonts

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New Here ,
Sep 02, 2014 Sep 02, 2014

Thanks Arnis, it worked!

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