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Describes FM's power, flexibility, and book's purpose.
Lists requirements and installation steps for FM 7.0.
Covers Acrobat, WebWorks, and fonts installation.
How to launch the application and understand modes.
Steps to start FrameMaker and open documents.
Choosing the interface type.
How to save files in different formats.
Using paragraph styles.
Steps to create a new document.
Configuring ruler units and snap grid.
Using the designer to modify styles.
Modifying first and second-level headings.
Creating new colors and shades.
Applying custom colors to text.
Defining styles for text segments.
Adjusting page margins and columns.
Understanding master page layouts.
Inserting automatic page numbers.
Using variables for dynamic footers.
Repositioning frames on master pages.
Adding and placing graphics.
Covering parts of a graphic.
Arranging graphics.
Improving performance for editing.
Creating text placeholders.
Using Find/Change.
Using the spell checker.
Creating a new table.
Entering data into cells.
Moving cells, rows, columns.
Applying paragraph formats to cells.
Bringing data from external sources.
Styling imported table text.
Creating custom line styles.
Applying ruling styles.
Adding and positioning graphics in frames.
Positioning graphics in columns.
Placing graphics in page margins.
Making large initial letters.
Linking to headings within and across documents.
Adding endnotes to text.
Modifying footnote numbering and look.
Assembling documents into books.
Creating TOC, numbering, pagination.
Adding, generating, and styling indexes.
Correcting errors and inconsistencies.
Defining conditions for text/graphics.
Applying conditions to text and graphics.
Creating separate output files.
TOC, index, cross-references, navigation, testing.
Saving as HTML and PDF.
Saving as HTML, refining mappings, viewing results.
Hypertext links, image maps, splitting documents.
Interface, workspace, elements, attributes, catalog.
Changing element visibility.
XML concepts, setup, basic authoring.
Converting, reformatting, importing graphics, validation.
Saving documents in XML and PDF.
Using WWP for HTML output.
Introduction to structured authoring and XML.
Benefits of using XML.
Requirements for valid XML.
Importance of structured data.
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