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1. Re: Looking for an easier way to manage CSH.
^^&&^^ Dec 5, 2008 1:07 PM (in response to octechwriter)1) You need to create a unique marker type (e.g. HelpMarker or whatever you want).
(2) Add the marker to each topic heading.
(3) Populate each instance of the marker with the corresponding id value from your .h file.
(4) Later... Be sure to import the latest .h file into your project each time your developers update it.
(5) Specify the name of the Marker in your project set up steps. Sorry I forget where exactly,but it wasn't too obscure.
RH simply compiles the associations
Once you have done these steps you never have to look at the map ID dialog again (!!!).
All the best!
J.
PS: Use Leximation's (www.leximation.com) PubTools for FrameMaker add-in "MarkerTools" to make quick work of verifying and correcting the complete set of markers.
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2. Re: Looking for an easier way to manage CSH.
^^&&^^ Dec 5, 2008 1:12 PM (in response to octechwriter)PS: It's been a while but I vaguely remember an issue with actually using 'TopicAlias' as the marker name. With MarkerTools and a text editor you can rename them all in seconds.
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3. Re: Looking for an easier way to manage CSH.
octechwriter Dec 5, 2008 2:20 PM (in response to ^^&&^^)Thanks for the response!
Yes, we use “Filename” as the CSH marker. I just mentioned TopicAlias because I figured more people would be familiar with it.
I guess what I really wanted to know is this: can I enter the Map # (rather than Map ID) in the FrameMaker Marker dialog?
See, my company has gone about this differently than you have described. Our developers don’t assign the Map #s, the tech pubs people do. I’ll check into Leximation’s tools.
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4. Re: Looking for an easier way to manage CSH.
^^&&^^ Dec 5, 2008 2:33 PM (in response to octechwriter)I see. From what i understand, you can do that.
In our case the developers development tool manages the actual values, which helps ensure there are not any redundancies.
Good luck.
