Translation of cross-references text in Frame Maker 7.0 Persoa que publicou o fío: Maria Eugenia Farre
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Hello all,
I\'ve recently updated from FM 5.5 and I\'m now translating a file straight in Frame Maker 7.0. I\'m running into a little trouble when it\'s time to translate the cross-references for Figures and other chapters, for example, Figure 2.1 or Please see \"Overview\" in page 7.
When I double-click on the cross-reference I have to translate, the Cross References box opens up, but I don\'t know very well where I need to input the new text and what\'... See more Hello all,
I\'ve recently updated from FM 5.5 and I\'m now translating a file straight in Frame Maker 7.0. I\'m running into a little trouble when it\'s time to translate the cross-references for Figures and other chapters, for example, Figure 2.1 or Please see \"Overview\" in page 7.
When I double-click on the cross-reference I have to translate, the Cross References box opens up, but I don\'t know very well where I need to input the new text and what\'s the procedure for applying the new cross-reference text.
Could anyone familiar with FrameMaker 7.0 please give me a helping hand?
Many thanks in advance,
ME ▲ Collapse
| | | | | See if this works: | Mar 7, 2003 |
In FM 6 I do it this way, I think it has not changed in FM7:
With your cross-reference text selected, choose Special < Cross Reference...; in the bottom half of the dialog box you see a pop up menu, Format:, with the format applied to your cross-reference.
Next to this you have the Edit Format button.
Click on it and in the d/box you\'ll see the \"Definition\", made up of tags (don\'t touch them) + text, which you can translate.
For instance, yo... See more In FM 6 I do it this way, I think it has not changed in FM7:
With your cross-reference text selected, choose Special < Cross Reference...; in the bottom half of the dialog box you see a pop up menu, Format:, with the format applied to your cross-reference.
Next to this you have the Edit Format button.
Click on it and in the d/box you\'ll see the \"Definition\", made up of tags (don\'t touch them) + text, which you can translate.
For instance, you might see something like:
See on page
where you can translate the \"See\" and \"on page\" bits.
Once you ave edited this definition, it will apply to all other cross-references in your file with the same format.
Roberta ▲ Collapse
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Hi Roberta,
Many thanks. I will try that!
ME
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