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Self-paced materials
Don't have the time or budget for class? Consider self-paced
training with our workbooks and FrameMaker references:
Publishing Fundamentals:
Unstructured FrameMaker 8
Publishing Fundamentals: FrameMaker 7.
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Advanced Unstructured FrameMaker: Template Design
Web-based: $825, 4 half-days
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Learn about our web-based and workbook training
options for FrameMaker 7 and 8.
During this class, you will build a FrameMaker template by adding master
pages, paragraph and character tags, table tags, and other formats to
a default FrameMaker document. You will add and implement color, and incorporate
time-saving features (such as automatic running headers and footers) to
boost the productivity of the writers using your template. You will also
create companion templates for tables of contents and indexes.
See students' comments about
the Advanced Unstructured FrameMaker: Template Design class.
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Prerequisites
This course is for individuals who meet the following prerequisites:
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Intermediate knowledge of FrameMaker (or completion of Scriptorium
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Actively using the current release of FrameMaker |
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Preparing to develop or extensively revise FrameMaker templates,
or preparing to use advanced features such as modular text and hypertext
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Syllabus
Although many of the topics will be familiar to the general FrameMaker
user, this class emphasizes design considerations rather than template
use.
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Starting a new template |
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Verifying the FrameMaker interface |
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Creating a foundation for the template |
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Changing, adding, and applying master pages |
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Changing master pages: setting a side head area and adding page
numbers |
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Adding custom master pages |
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Applying master pages |
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Changing and adding character tags |
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Changing existing character tags: customizing emphatic text tags |
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Adding custom character tags |
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Changing and adding paragraph tags |
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Changing existing paragraph tags: customizing heading tags |
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Adding custom paragraph tags |
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Changing paragraph tag pagination values: crossing the side head
area |
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Changing paragraph tag numbering values: autonumbering numbered
lists |
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Mapping paragraph tags to master pages |
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Changing and adding table tags |
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Adding custom table tags |
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Changing table tag shading properties: creating custom shading
patterns |
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Changing table tag ruling properties: creating an invisible table |
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Importing and applying colors |
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Importing colors from the color library |
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Applying color to character, paragraph, and table tags |
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Changing, adding, and inserting variables |
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Adding and applying conditional tags |
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Adding conditional tags: creating draft and output-specific conditional
tags |
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Applying conditional tags to text |
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Creating a conditional watermark |
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Changing and adding cross-reference formats |
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Changing cross-reference formats: adding building blocks and character
tags |
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Adding custom cross-reference formats |
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Hyperlinking cross-references |
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Changing document properties |
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Activating Smart Spaces and Smart Quotes |
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Verifying page numbering options |
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Setting bookmarks in PDF Setup
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Constructing a template for a table of contents |
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Generating a table of contents file |
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Modifying the table of contents reference page |
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Regenerating and applying the table or contents
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Constructing a template for an index |
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Inserting markers into the template file |
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Modifying the IX (index) reference page |
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Regenerating and applying the index
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Class materials
Customizing this class
We can customize this class to meet the needs of your project team and
deliver it as a private class at your location or over the web. For example, we
can use your corporate template in the examples and exercises and include
a discussion of single-sourcing considerations for generating different
types of output, such as printed documentation, PDF files, online help,
or web pages.
To inquire about a customized version of this class, please send a note
to training@scriptorium.com
including a description of the special topics you'd like covered and the
dates you'd like the class taught. Generally, you should request a customized
class at least 6 weeks in advance, although occasionally we can deliver
custom classes sooner, depending on instructor availability.
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