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Indeed there was ...it's working now. The good thing is ...I really only need to convert the STEPS portion and below because when I create a DITA task topic, I create a shortdesc and taskbody right away ...   thanks   Tom

Ian,   on further consideration, instead of using the S1000D v1.9 declaration, is there some way I could modify Frame's settings? And what would I have to look for? Just a thought.   Carl

Tom,   I'm thinking along the same lines as Van... there is probably a minor syntax error in your conversion table.   Russ

Jon,   There's a bit more info in these blogs: http://blogs.adobe.com/techcomm/2009/09/fm9_hierarchical_books_new_variable.html http://blogs.adobe.com/techcomm/2009/06/numbering_in_hierarchical_books.html   I believe that it was designed for use with XML files, but I haven't explored this avenue either.

Carl,   FrameMaker has no other way to handle the setting that are defined in the SGML declaration. The SGML declaration provides a way to limit the resources needed to handle SGML documents and is a core feature of SGML. FrameMaker allows you to increase these limits above the values defined by the reference concrete syntax.   The problem is that FrameMaker, or its parser imposes limits on these changes so you can never...

Hi Arnis,   Thanks for the info, I'll have a look around on the blog site as it looks useful. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything about what the Template Path thing is for, so I'll put that one on the shelf for now.   Jon

Tom,   I think you need to check your conversion specification that wraps the step element in the steps element. You want to wrap MULTIPLE step elements in ONE steps element. I think the specification would be   Wrap this object E: step+   In this element steps   Then wrap the steps element in taskbody.   I have not converted unstructured content to DITA structure, but I have converted unstructured...

Hello, my XML files contain many links to EPS files, such as:   <image href="mygraphic.eps" align="right" id="0B">   After importing the XML files, the graphics are sized correctly. They're exactly the size of the imported-by-reference graphic.   Some of the graphics resize if I display the object properties or simply save the file. For example, an EPS will resize...

We've recently migrated from unstructured to structured for some large files and are seeing noticeable increases in the processing time required to print to postscript.  Is this a known performance difference or could it be attributed to some other setting/factor?   Thanks!