http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers Framemaker, XML, FDK and content management-related tools. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 06:21:24 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers/other-sites/2010/01/08/madcap-launches-madpak-multilingual-authoring-suite-econtent-magazine/ Estaba NAVEGANDO cuando vi un artículo que decía de CONSEGUIR DINERO
RAPIDO!!. Pensé... EN INTERNET? Otra estafa más... Bueno, tengo que
ver que tipo de esquema pueden presentar en Internet. Este artículo
describía la manera de mandar POR CORREO UN BILLETE DE UN DOLAR A SOLO ]]> http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers/other-sites/2010/01/06/aqui-obten-ganancias-honestamente/ When I have a book that includes an index, I put a title heading,
"Index," at the top of the first body page of the generated index file.
The generated content follows the title. (You have to generate an index
first, then add the title, of course.) The title of the index shows up ]]> http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers/other-sites/2009/11/27/re-index-in-toc/ and you would normally not put an index in a toc. The index is created
on the basis of index markers. The toc on the basis of paragraph tags.
Can you make a more elaborate explanation of what you want to achieve?
Best regards
Bjørn ]]> http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers/other-sites/2009/11/27/re-index-in-toc/ Then I tried adding a title to the index master page but I have to add
the heading to the body page for it to show up in my TOC. ]]> http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers/other-sites/2009/11/26/re-index-in-toc/ you're doing. ]]> http://www.framemakerfdksource.com/bloggers/other-sites/2009/11/21/re-index-in-toc/