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Article #1513Re: DTD Bug
From: Russ Ward
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:38
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2008 12:38
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Jon, What is a "context heading?" Do you mean an EDD-applied prefix, or some sort of context-rule formatting arrangement? If so, the behavior you see is normal. These are all formatting gizmos that have no counterpart in markup. If you have special rules to handle contextual formatting (which you normally would), these are expected to remain in the arena of FrameMaker processing, ie, the EDD. If you are trying to get a seamless EDD/DTD roundtrip process in place, you might have some difficulty... I've never found those import/export functions much good for anything other than the initial generation of one or the other. Other users might have tips and tricks that make it work better. Russ
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