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Import Printed Documentation Layout

Guest
Jul 05, 2007 Jul 05, 2007
Is there a convenient way to import a printed documentation layout into a project from another project?

Bob Boller
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LEGEND ,
Jul 06, 2007 Jul 06, 2007
Hi Bob. You can import .doc files via the File > Import menu item. You'd be wise to follow this link on Peter Gringe's site for further info in this area.
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Guest
Jul 06, 2007 Jul 06, 2007
Colum - Thanks for the respose, but I apparently didn't state the question clearly enough. I'm not wanting to import doc files. I want to import the definition of a printed document layout. This is the information you enter on the dialogs for defining the layout. In the project folder, there are files named "printdoclayout.xml". Is there some way to import these into another project?

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Valorous Hero ,
Jul 06, 2007 Jul 06, 2007
Hi Bob

I'm not seeing .XML files here. I AM, however, seeing files ending in .SSL. Have you tried locating one of these and copying it to the destination project? I'm not 100% sure it will work, but it's worth a shot.

Cheers... Rick
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Advisor ,
Jul 06, 2007 Jul 06, 2007
Rick:

There's a printdoclayout.xml created for each Layout you create. The sections within the .xml file will vary, depending on the selections you made (toc, chapter, etc.).

This example shows brief snippets of two section within one of them. I've never tried it, but it certainly looks like you could copy the file from one project to another (if the target project has the same series of topics in the same order), and have it show up in the GUI.

Good luck,
Leon



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Advisor ,
Jul 06, 2007 Jul 06, 2007
BTW, after the first layout, the rest of them get sequentially numbered (printdoclayout(2).xml, printdoclayout(3).xml, etc.).


That's it for now!
Leon
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Valorous Hero ,
Jul 07, 2007 Jul 07, 2007
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Thanks Leon

Ick... Print documents... cough, choke, sputter.... pfft pffft, can't... get.... the... taste... out....!
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