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Article #750How to import from / export to multiple flows
From: Conrad_Christian
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2008 10:03
Date: Wed, 06 Aug 2008 10:03
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Hi all, we have developed an FM unstructured template where each page contains basically two text boxes: a main text box where all the content goes (main flow), and an info text box where specific page-related information goes (info flow(s)). Now, we want to make a Structured FrameMaker application out of it. My question is: Is there a way to direct XML content into a particular flow, depending on the elements (or whatever)? I may add a question which is kind of off-topic from the above, but also not: How can I deal with the FM built-in line, circle, ... graphics in an structured application? I mean, how can I export and import them? I have no read/write rules found supporting these types of objects. If I have to write an import/export api client, how does FrameMaker behave when inserting a new line? I mean, how is the Structure View informed to do an update (knowing that my drawn line is a "line" element inside the structure tree with appropriate attributes)? BR, Conrad
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