Adobe FrameMaker 7.0 Bedienungsanleitung

Customizing (Windows

)

FrameMaker®

7.0

Adobe®

Contents

Customizing

FrameMaker

Locating customization ﬁ les

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Changing Initialization

Files

About initialization ﬁ les

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

System information about F rameMaker

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Basic char acteristics of F rameMaker

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Options for your working environment

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Folders and setup ﬁ les

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Positions for windows and dialog bo xes

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

FDK clients

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Dash patterns

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Thermometer colors

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Document comparison options

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Spelling options

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Basic font settings

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Aliases for Windows fonts

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Mappings for unav ailable fonts

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Filters on your system

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

Changing Menus and

Commands

About menu and command conﬁ guration

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Customizing commands

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Customizing menus

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Debugging a customized conﬁ guration ﬁ le

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Changing menu conﬁ gurations

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Removing formatting bar commands and window buttons

. . . . . . . . . 34

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Customizing FrameMaker

his manual describes how to customize Adobe® FrameMaker® by changing settings in initialization ﬁles and

creating custom menu conﬁgurations. This information applies to the following platforms:

•

Windows® 98

•

Windows NT® 4.0 and later

•

Windows ME

•

Windows 2000

•

Windows XP

Initialization ﬁles contain settings that deﬁne your FrameMaker environment. For example, by changing settings in

an initialization ﬁle, you can change dash-pattern choices or deﬁne the initial position of dialog boxes and windows.

For information, see “Changing Initialization Files” on page 2

Menu customization ﬁles deﬁne menus and commands. By changing these ﬁles, you can customize the user

interface. For information, see “Changing Menus and Commands” on page 20

Locating customization ﬁles

In this manual,

install_dir

represents the directory in which FrameMaker is installed. Customization ﬁles are located

install_dir\fminit

install_dir\fminit\maker

, and

install_dir\fminit\fmstruct

Users might also have personal versions of installation ﬁles such as

maker.ini

located in

UserProﬁle\Application

Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\7.0

, where

UserProﬁle

is the location of user proﬁle data for the current platform. To see

the

Application Data

folder, you may need to set your operating system to

Show hidden ﬁles and folders

The following table lists the platforms that support user proﬁles, and shows the location of

UserProﬁle

Platform Location of user proﬁle data

Windows 98

\Windows\Profiles\

username

if users save individual preferences

\Windows

if all users share the same preferences

Windows ME

Windows NT 4.0

\WinNT\Profiles\

username

Windows 2000

\Documents and Settings\

username

Windows XP

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Changing Initialization Files

You can customize your FrameMaker environment in many ways by editing initialization ﬁles. In some cases, you

may also want to edit the setup ﬁles referred to in these initialization ﬁles. This chapter describes the changes you

can make by changing settings in the initialization ﬁles.

About initialization ﬁles

Initialization ﬁles are text ﬁles that deﬁne many elements of your working environment.You can edit settings in these

ﬁles using FrameMaker or a text editor such as Notepad.

Important:

If you open an initialization ﬁle in FrameMaker, you’ll see a dialog box telling you that the ﬁle is of an

unknown type. Make sure that Text is selected in the dialog box, and click Convert to open it. When you’re ﬁnished editing

the ﬁle, use the Save As command to save it as Text Only.

The initialization ﬁle contains settings such as default options for the Preferences dialog box, values for the Zoom

pop-up menu, and the names of dashed lines. It also gives the locations of dictionaries and other ﬁles that

FrameMaker needs to ﬁnd as you work.These initial settings are made when you install FrameMaker on your system.

The settings in the initialization ﬁle are grouped under bracketed headings. Each heading tells the system how to

interpret the information that follows. A line that begins with a semicolon (;) is a comment and is not read by the

system.

User proﬁle versions of

maker.ini

FrameMaker always stores a copy of the product initialization ﬁle,

maker.ini

, in

install_dir

. To save settings for

individual user proﬁles FrameMaker also stores a user’s copy of

maker.ini

UserProﬁle\Application

Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\7.0

, where

UserProﬁle

is the location of user proﬁle data for the current platform. For

more information about

UserProﬁle

and the location of customization ﬁles, see “Locating customization ﬁles” on

page 1.

When FrameMaker starts up it uses the settings in the installation version of maker.ini plus the settings in the user’s

personal version of

maker.ini

as follows:

•

FrameMaker reads all the entries in the installation version of

maker.ini

•

For single settings such as view options or recently visited ﬁles, if there is an entry in the user’s personal version of

maker.ini

, FrameMaker uses it to override the entry from the installation version

•

For accumulated settings such as installed FDK plug-ins, FrameMaker adds the user’s personal entries to the

entries found in the installaton version of

maker.ini

To make a change to

maker.ini

that affects all users who will log onto a particular system, modify the settings in the

installation version of maker.ini. For example, you might want to register an FDK plug-in via this version of

maker.ini

to ensure every user has access to the plugin. To restrict changes to a speciﬁc user you would modify that

user’s personal version of

maker.ini

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Special characters

While editing a FrameMaker initialization ﬁle, you may need to type a character not immediately accessible on a

standard keyboard (that is, whose hexadecimal (hex) code is greater than \x7f). For example, you may need to enter

special quotation marks (see “Quotation marks for Smart Quotes”on page 15). You can do this by typing a backslash

followed by the character’s hex code. For example, to include an acute-accented e (

) in the name of a custom dashed

line, you use the hex code for this character (\x8e). Your entry in might look like this:

8=caf\x8, 12, 6, 6, 6

The hex codes are listed in the

FrameMaker Character Sets

online manual. Some special characters might not display

properly in dialog boxes.

System information about FrameMaker

The Windows system registry contains information that Windows needs to launch FrameMaker. The system registry

includes low-level characteristics that determine cursor blink rate, desktop pattern, and ﬁlename extensions

associated with the FrameMaker. The location of the FrameMaker application and its initialization ﬁle are also stored

here.

Location of FrameMaker

You should be aware of two entries placed in the system registry when you install FrameMaker. One speciﬁes the

install path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\

AppPaths\FRAME.EXE

(default) = <actual path to frame.exe>

The other entry speciﬁes the initialization ﬁle for FrameMaker:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\FrameMaker\7.0\IniFile

(default) = maker.ini

If you move the install folder or if you move or rename the initialization ﬁle, change these entries in the registry.You

can specify an absolute pathname or (for Windows 98 or Windows NT) a pathname relative to

install_dir

. You edit

the registry by running the Registry Editor (choose Run from the Windows Start menu and then enter

regedit

If you change the FrameMaker settings recorded in the registry, the changes will take effect the next time you start

FrameMaker.

You may also want to deﬁne a new location for some of the setup ﬁles. For information about changing the location

of these ﬁles, see “Additional settings” on page 8.

Associating ﬁlename extensions with FrameMaker

There are three ﬁlename extensions associated with FrameMaker in the system registry. These extensions are

.fm

.book

, and

.mif

. To associate other extensions with FrameMaker, right-click a ﬁle with the extension and choose

Open With to display a dialog box in which you can specify which application to use to open ﬁles with this extension.

Basic characteristics of FrameMaker

The

[

Frame

]

settings in the FrameMaker initialization ﬁle deﬁne a few basic characteristics of FrameMaker on your

system:

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Ver sion=

version

Language=USEnglish

•

The

Version

setting speciﬁes the version of the product that you have installed.

•

The

Language

setting speciﬁes the default language dictionary and the default paragraph language. The initial

setting speciﬁes US English. You can enter the name of one of the other languages available in FrameMaker, but

you must have the dictionary for that language installed for FrameMaker to work.

Registration information for the product is speciﬁed in the

[RegInfo]

section of the FrameMaker initialization ﬁle.

This section includes four settings,

User

Company

RegNum

, and

ASN

, which are set during installation.

Options for your working environment

The

[Preferences]

settings in the initialization ﬁle specify options for your working environment. Some of these

settings appear in the Preferences dialog box. Some appear in other dialog boxes in the product. A few are accessible

only in the initialization ﬁle.

Some of these settings are explained brieﬂy in the following sections. In each section, the default settings from the

initialization ﬁle are shown ﬁrst, followed by an explanation of some or all of the settings. The order of the settings

listed here does not necessarily match the order in which they appear in the initialization ﬁle.

Exiting FrameMaker

AskExit=Off

•

The

AskExit

setting determines if FrameMaker asks for conﬁrmation before exiting.

Saving ﬁles automatically

BackupOnSave=On

AutoSave=Off 5

•

BackupOnSave

determines if a backup ﬁle is automatically created when you save a ﬁle.

•

The value for

AutoSave

is in minutes and determines how often FrameMaker creates a backup ﬁle for the active

ﬁle, whether or not you have saved it.

Logging errors

ShowErrors=On

ErrorFileName=consﬁle.txt

•

ShowErrors

determines if error messages are displayed in the console window when they occur.

•

ErrorFileName

speciﬁes the name of the ﬁle that error messages are written to if there is a system crash. If that

happens, immediately make a copy of the

consﬁle.txt

ﬁle.This ﬁle will contain important debugging information,

which can help a Technical Support engineer track down the problem. Be sure to copy this ﬁle before restarting,

since the ﬁle is overwritten with a blank one whenever a FrameMaker 7.0 product starts.

Visual display preferences

GreekSize=7

UseSystemCursor=On/Off

Zoom=25, 50, 80, 100, 120, 140, 150, 160, 200, 400

PenWidths=0.5, 1.0, 3.0, 4.0

•

The value for

GreekSize

is in points and speciﬁes the point size at which text displayed on the screen is grayed out.

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•

UseSystemCursor

speciﬁes whether FrameMaker will use its own cursors for mouse actions such as Rotate or

Drag. When set to

Off

, FrameMaker uses its own cursors; when set to

, FrameMaker uses the cursors supplied

with the operating system. This is set to

Off

by default.

•

The

Zoom

setting deﬁnes the values that appear in the Zoom pop-up menu. You can change these values to any

values between 25 and 1600. The values are percentages, with 100 representing a document’s print size. If the line

contains more than 10 values, only the ﬁrst 10 appear in the pop-up menu. The zoom values are updated every

time you exit FrameMaker, using the current settings in the Zoom pop-up menu.

•

The

PenWidths

setting deﬁnes the widths that appear in the Line Widths pop-up menu in the Tools palette. Each

value speciﬁes a line width in points. You can change a width to any value between .015 and 360 points. These

values are updated every time you exit FrameMaker, using the current settings in the Line Widths pop-up menu.

DefaultRulerInch=0.125in

DefaultRulerCm=0.5cm

DefaultGridInch=0.5in

DefaultGridCm=1cm

DefaultSnapInch=0.125in

DefaultSnapCm=0.25cm

•

The

DefaultRuler

settings provide the default values for the tick marks on the vertical and horizontal rulers in new

custom documents.The DefaultGrid settings provide default values for spacing of the visible grid lines. The

DefaultSnap settings provide default values for the spacing of the snap grid lines.

There are a pair of settings for each of these items so that both inches and centimeters can be speciﬁed. The values

that FrameMaker uses depend on the measurement system speciﬁed in the Number tab of the Regional Settings

Control Panel in Windows.

Important: You must include a unit of measure (in, ", or cm) with each value.

MonitorSize=Default

ShowQuickAccessBar=On H

ShowFormattingBar=On

•The MonitorSize setting speciﬁes the size of your monitor so that the documents and dimensions you see on the

screen (such as for margins and objects) are very close to their actual size. Initially, MonitorSize is set to Default.

If you want greater precision in the measurements you see on the screen, ﬁll in the diagonal measure of your

monitor. For example:

MonitorSize=17in

Important: You must include a unit of measure (in, ", or cm) with this value.

For more information about this setting, see the online manual Working on Multiple Platforms.

•The ShowQuickAccessBar setting determines if the QuickAccess bar appears when you start FrameMaker. To

specify a horizontal or vertical QuickAccess bar, include an Hor Vafter the On value. This value is updated every

time you exit FrameMaker, using the current setting in the View menu.

•The ShowFormattingBar setting determines if the formatting bar appears when you start FrameMaker. This value

is updated every time you exit FrameMaker, using the current setting in the View menu.

RememberMissingFontName=On

•The RememberMissingFontName setting determines whether the names of unavailable fonts are preserved so

that the original fonts can reappear when the ﬁle is reopened on a computer where they are installed. For more

information on this setting, see the online manual Working on Multiple Platforms.

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Filename conventions

CrossPlatformFileNaming=Windows 9x/2000/NT

•The CrossPlatformFileNaming setting controls the ﬁle naming convention that is used. The default is

Windows9x/2000/NT. The other choices are UNIX, and Macintosh.

For details on these ﬁle naming conventions, see the online manual Working on Multiple Platforms.

Enabling FDK client programs

API=On

•FDK clients are plug-in programs that are integrated with FrameMaker using the Frame Developer’s Kit™ (FDK)

and Application Program Interface™ (API). The [APIClients] section of the initialization ﬁle contains a list of

FDK clients to start when FrameMaker starts. (For more information, see “FDK clients” on page 12).

To start FrameMaker without starting FDK clients, change the On value to Off. If you do so, the WordCount

document report and the online manuals’ Print Manual buttons will not work.

Format preferences

UsePostScript=On

EPSLevelForPlacedPDF=n

ClipboardFormatsPriorities=FILE, OLE 2, EMF, META, DIB, BMP, MIF, RTF, TEXT

FMImage=Off

•The UsePostScript setting determines if FrameMaker uses built-in methods of generating PostScript code instead

of standard Windows methods. If the product uses the built-in methods, it can print faster and produce higher

quality documents. To use standard Windows methods instead, change the On value to Off. Also, changing this

setting to Off makes FrameMaker print the preview image of EPS graphics instead of the PostScript image.

•The EPSLevelForPlacedPdf speciﬁes the level of EPS to use for placed PDF images. By default, FrameMaker prints

imported PDF (Placed PDF) ﬁles by converting them to Level 2 EPS ﬁles. Use this setting to specify Level 1 or Level

•The ClipboardFormatsPrioritiesntry controls what format is used when you paste or when you drop a ﬁle into an

open document.

An item can be stored on the Clipboard with multiple formats. This entry speciﬁes the order for the formats used to

paste Clipboard items. In this entry, priority in the list goes from left (highest) to right (lowest). To give a format

higher priority, move it farther left in the list. The ﬁrst format in the list which matches a format on the Clipboard

will be the format used to paste the item. For example, many users move TEXT in front of RTF in order to preserve

line breaks and strip formatting when text is pasted from browsers and other programs.

The FILE format instructs FrameMaker to check whether the object being dropped or in the Clipboard is a ﬁle. If it

is, the ﬁle is opened; if the ﬁle is not in a recognized graphic format, it is embedded as an OLE package.

This precedence applies to all items you paste from the Clipboard. You can override this precedence for individual

paste operations by using Edit > Paste Special rather than Edit > Paste.

If you comment out this line (by starting it with a semicolon), FrameMaker uses the ﬁrst of the formats associated

with the Clipboard item. Depending on what kind of item is on the Clipboard, the format can vary from one paste

to the next.

•The FMImage entry controls whether a FrameImage facet is saved with imported graphics by default. The initial

FMImage setting is off.

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Menu preferences

MenuSet=Complete

;MenuSet=Quick

;MenuSet=Custom

•FrameMaker has two built-in sets of menus for each product interface (FrameMaker and Structured

FrameMaker). Complete menus are the menus and commands as described in the FrameMaker User Guide and in

online Help. Quick menus are a subset of complete menus. You can also create your own custom menu set. The

MenuSet setting deﬁnes which set of menus appears when you start. By default, the Complete menu set is used.

To change the MenuSet setting, remove the semicolon from the setting you want and insert a semicolon before the

setting you don’t want.

AutoMnemoniseMenus=On

ConﬁgWarnKbdRedundant=Off

ConﬁgWarnKbdOverride=Off

StickyPopupThreshold=500

•The AutoMnemoniseMenus setting determines if mnemonic command shortcuts are shown on menus.

Mnemonic shortcuts are underlined letters in command labels.When a menu is open,you can choose a command

by typing the underlined letter (for example, the O underlined in the Open command on the File menu).

The letter that is underlined is speciﬁed in the command conﬁguration ﬁles (see “Adding shortcuts for a command”

on page 27). When the product loads these ﬁles, it automatically generates the speciﬁed mnemonic shortcuts. To

prevent FrameMaker from creating these command shortcuts, change the AutoMnemoniseMenus setting to Off.

Keyboard shortcuts (key sequences) are also deﬁned in command conﬁguration ﬁles. You can change the default

shortcuts or add shortcuts in your menu customization ﬁle. If you set ConﬁgWarnKbdRedundant to On, you will

see warning messages when you load the customization ﬁle if it contains redundant shortcut deﬁnitions. If you set

ConﬁgWarnKbdOverride to On, you will see warning messages when you load the customization ﬁle if it contains

shortcut deﬁnitions for commands that already have shortcuts deﬁned for them. The warning messages appear in

the console window.

For more information about command conﬁguration ﬁles, see “Changing Menus and Commands” on page 20.

•The StickyPopupThreshold setting controls how long you must hold down the mouse button for pop-up menus,

such as the Zoom menu, to open. The preset value, 500, speciﬁes an interval similar to that for opening menus in

the menu bar.

For more information on customizing menus, see “Changing Menus and Commands” on page 20. For more infor-

mation on how to load a menu customization ﬁle, see “Menu and command conﬁguration ﬁles” on page 10.

Suppressing ﬁlename extensions

SuppressExtensions=fm, book

•For all the Windows platforms that FrameMaker 7.0 supports, the operating system hides ﬁle extensions for regis-

tered ﬁle types when ﬁlenames are listed in browser windows or shell windows. You can disable this extension

suppression with a view option in the shell. FrameMaker suppresses ﬁle extensions in its browsers and in the

document and book window headers if shell suppression is enabled. If shell suppression is disabled, FrameMaker

will also not suppress the ﬁle extensions.

The SuppressExtensions setting controls which ﬁle extensions are suppressed when suppression is enabled. By

default, only .fm and .book extensions are suppressed. If you want to disable all ﬁle extension suppression, you can

either disable extension suppression in the shell or edit SuppressExtensions to have a blank value.

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Additional settings

NetworkLock=On

•The NetworkLock setting causes FrameMaker to create a lock ﬁle (.lck) when you open a ﬁle. The lock ﬁle deters

others from opening the same ﬁle and changing its contents while you have it open. They can, however, open a

view-only copy of the ﬁle.

Keep this setting set to On if you’re sharing network ﬁles in a workgroup. If this setting is set to Off, it’s possible for

more than one person to open the same ﬁle and overwrite each other’s work.

SplashScreen=Off

BannerFont=Arial

•By default, a banner, called a splash screen or a banner screen, appears when you start. You can suppress it by

adding the SplashScreen setting to the [Preferences] section of the initialization ﬁle. You can also specify the

default font used in this screen by changing the BannerFont setting in the [Fonts] section.

CtrlAltG=Off/On

•For a number of European languages, the keyboards include an Alt Grave key for typing accented characters. This

setting speciﬁes whether FrameMaker will consider the Ctrl-Alt-G key combination equivalent to the Alt Grave

key. The default is Off—FrameMaker does not consider Ctrl-Alt-G to be equivalent.

InputMethodAutoActivation=Off/On

•Typing text in Asian fonts is accomplished via a special input device. FrameMaker can recognize when you are

typing an an Asian font and invoke this device automaticaly. By default, this is set to On. If you set this to Off, you

must use the appropriate command to invoke the input device.

Folders and setup ﬁles

The [Directories] and [Files] settings in the initialization ﬁle specify the names and locations of certain folders and

ﬁles. This information is entered for you when you install.You should change the information if you rename or move

a folder or ﬁle, or if you’re working on a network and have made your own local copy of a setup ﬁle.

The locations in these settings are relative to install_dir. For any of the settings, you can use an absolute pathname

instead.

You may want to modify a ﬁle itself rather than its name or location, particularly the dictionaries or the custom

template. For information about changing templates and editing dictionary ﬁles, see the FrameMaker User Guide.

Folder names

The following settings are in the [Directories] section of the initialization ﬁle:

HelpDir=help

LanguageDir=dict

TemplateDir=templates

FilterDllDir=ﬁlters

OpenDirOnStart=

PaletteDir=fminit\maker

PaletteDirStructure=fminit\fmstruct

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Novell GROUPWISE 8 - INTERNET AGENT Bedienungsanleitung

Oracle

Oracle Application 9i Bedienungsanleitung

Acer

Acer RDM Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon Vixia HF21 Bedienungsanleitung

Canon

Canon ZR950 Bedienungsanleitung

Samsung

Samsung Auto Backup Bedienungsanleitung

Polycom

Polycom Vortex EF2201 Montage- und Bedienungsanleitung

Brocade Communications Systems

Brocade Communications Systems Brocade 8/12c Bedienungsanleitung

Novell

Novell SP2 - S Bedienungsanleitung