Re: EDD to DTD

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From: Michael_Mueller-Hillebrand
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 10:37

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You can save Read/Write Rules as a .fm document or as a text file.

When saving your EDD as a DTD the product asks for a structured application and in the definition of the structured application (in structapps.fm) you have to specify the path to the read/write document. If you used backslashes to do this, either double them or use forward slashes, because FrameMaker treats some combinations of backslash + character as a special character.

BTW, don't forget to delete all extra R/W files.

- Michael

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