User manual ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 7

[. . . ] Part One: Adobe FrameMaker 7. 0 1 Getting Started Welcome to Adobe® FrameMaker 7. 0®--the complete publishing system that provides all the tools you need for word processing, page design, graphics, and book building. Combined with all of this is an easy-to-use environment for preparing and authoring documents for storage in or output to valid structured FrameMaker formats. Whether you're writing simple one-page memos or complex multichapter documents with imported graphics, this versatile application is ideal for organizations that need to reuse and distribute content on multiple devices and operating systems. For example, a single document created with FrameMaker 7. 0 can be used for an eBook document, an HTML document for the Web, or an XML document. The power and flexibility of FrameMaker 7. 0 With support for both the Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) and the Extended Markup Language (XML), FrameMaker 7. 0 allows you to easily import, open and work with existing structured documents and then save them back to SGML or XML when you're finished. [. . . ] 11 Save the document. Using the new cross-reference format Now you'll use the cross-reference format you just created. 2 In the second column, in the paragraph that begins with, "Next to the church", click at the end of the first sentence, as shown. Next to the church is Kahalu`u Beach Park where you'll find some of the easiest access to good snorkeling on the island. Kahalu`u had a large population in the old 3 Press the spacebar, type See, and press the spacebar again. 5 Choose Ref2. fm from the Document pop-up menu at the top of the dialog box. 6 In the Paragraph Tags scroll list, select ChapterName, then select Beaches near Kona in the Paragraphs scroll list. The Format is still set to Chapter. ADOBE FRAMEMAKER 7. 0 247 Classroom in a Book 7 Click Insert. The cross-reference appears at the insertion point. 8 Type a period and press the spacebar. 9 Save the document. Inserting a spot cross-reference Spot cross-references refer to an individual word or phrase in a paragraph, rather than to an entire paragraph. In this exercise, you'll use a spot cross-reference to refer to a beach that's described in the middle of a paragraph of text. Paragraph and spot cross-references use markers at the source location. When you insert a paragraph cross-reference, a cross-reference marker is automatically inserted at the beginning of the paragraph. However, before you insert a spot cross-reference, you must manually insert a marker to mark the spot. 1 In the left column on page 5 of Ref1. fm, put the insertion point just to the left of White Sands Beach. (It appears in color about a third of the way down the page. ) Near the 3-mile marker is Pahoehoe Beach Park. It's a nice place to have a picnic, or to just sit on a bench and watch the surf. White Sands Beach (it has several other names) is a little farther down with good 2 Choose Special > Marker. 3 Choose Cross-Ref from the Marker Type pop-up menu. 248 LESSON 10 Cross-References and Footnotes 4 Enter White Sands Beach in the Marker Text box, or drag to select the actual text to make it appear in the Marker Text area, then click New Marker. 5 The marker symbol ( ) now appears at the insertion point. (If the marker symbol isn't visible, choose View > Text Symbols. ) 6 Close the Marker dialog box. Now that the marker is in place, you're ready to insert the cross-reference in Ref2. fm. 7 Go to page 10 (the third page) of Ref2. fm. 8 Place the insertion point at the end of the last paragraph on the page. it too exciting. Located north of the 4-mile mark on Alii Drive in Kailua (just north of White Sands Beach). 9 Press the spacebar, type See, and press the spacebar again. [. . . ] · On an IBM system, /usr/sbin/mount. · On a SunOS system, /etc/mount. 4 Scan the on-screen list of mounted file systems. If the CD-ROM drive has already been mounted on your local system, a line similar to one of the following lines appears in the list (where the value of device_name depends on your system): · On an HP system, /cdrom · On an IBM system, on device_name readonly on date. /dev/cd0 /cdrom. /dev/sr0 on /cdrom. · On a Solaris or SunOS system, 5 Do one of the following: · If the drive is already mounted, you can begin copying the sample files (see step 1 on page 481). [. . . ]