If the user is viewing your content on a desktop, they will automatically see an appropriate arrangement of the screen components if they view your content on an iPhone or Android phone, they will see the components resized and rearranged in a layout to best suit the smaller display size. And you don't have to take the variety of screen sizes users might use into account. Your customers can use Responsive HTML5 or ePub content via desktop computers, mobile devices. Now that FrameMaker has these output options,you can take content that was traditionally confined to print or PDF, and deliver it to users over the web. Now, if we could just get Adobe to add the widgets that make figuring this out easier and the ability to save these strings for future reference!Īdobe's new FrameMaker 12 allows you to quickly generate Responsive HTML5 and ePubs. If these features sound familiar, they should. This simple GREP query will find all digits separated with a single hyphen and change those hyphens to en dashes. (Always test before you click Change All!)
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A little voice piped up and said, "Barb! Copy the string from the InDesign blog post and paste it into FrameMaker!" And with one minor change, it worked perfectly.ĭon't forget to change from a Simple Search to Regular Expressions and, once you test the string, remember you can update the entire book.
Thanks to a series of misfortunate events which made me sit back and think, "Isn't there a better way?", the lightbulb finally illuminated. It's tedious, but if I wait until I have all the files in the book, I can do it once and be done with it. Without the aid of GREP, I run 10 replacements, 1- to 1.
One of my major headaches in a FrameMaker layout job is updating hyphens to en dashes between ranges of numbers, as outlined in my article on GREP in Adobe InDesign. Adobe FrameMaker 12 supports GREP Find/Change (General Regular Expression Print), but I tend to forget about it because it's not prominently featured in the Find/Change dialog box.
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