RE: Dictionary Headers

["Ridder, Fred" <fred.ridder@xxxxxxxxx>]

Very easy according to the FrameMaker User's Guide. In the
Running H/F variable you are using for the last entry, simply
add a + and a comma in front of the paragraph tag name inside
the square brackets. If the variable for the first entry is 
<$paratext[entrytag]>, the variable for the last entry would be
<$paratext[+,entrytag]>

My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel.
Fred Ridder (fred.ridder@intel.com)
Senior Publishing System Analyst
Intel Corporation
Telecommunications and Embedded Group
Parsippany, NJ


-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Stauffer [mailto:jstauffer@pbc.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 12:49 PM
To: Framers (E-mail)
Subject: Dictionary Headers


Is it possible to do dictionary headers -- where the header on the left page
captures the first term on the page, and the header on the right page
captures the last term on the page? The terms have a unique paratag. The
Running H/F does capture the first term, but I find no way to automatically
capture the last term. I want to avoid having to manually mark the last term
on every right page.


P.S. My employer is getting ready to issue a requisition for a contract
writer. We're in Silicon Valley. Looking for someone with experience in
broadband/cable/telecom user documentation. Knowledge of RF and networks a
must.


P.P.S  Have you guys heard about the Adobe boycott?
http://www.boycottadobe.com/



Jim Stauffer
Senior Technical Writer
Pacific Broadband Communications 
3103 North First Street 
San Jose, CA 95134 USA 
408.468.6182 tel 
408.468.6297 fax 
jstauffer@pbc.com 
http://www.pacificbroadband.com 


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