Join Garrick Chow for an in-depth discussion in this video Customize table formatting, part of FrameMaker 2015 Essential Training.
- [Voiceover] So we've seen that when you create tables…here in FrameMaker,…you can choose one of the built in table formats…to tag your table with.…In this case, when we created this table,…we did it as we imported a file,…and we chose Format B.…And the characteristics of Format B…include things like making the…table centered within the frame,…and there are no borders on the left and right hand side.…But we can make changes, of course,…and override those properties.…And if you often find yourself customizing,…and altering the look of one of the built in table formats,…you should probably just save your changes…as a custom format.…That way you'll be able to quickly apply the same look…and properties to other tables in the future.…
So lets use Table 2 here as the starting point.…I'm going to click inside the table,…and then come over to the Table Designer,…again, if you don't see it, you can press ctrl-t,…and lets select the rolling section.…And here we can work with the lines, or rolls,…around the table.…So lets change the left and right side from none to thin,…
Author
Garrick Chow
Released
6/29/2016- What is FrameMaker?
- Working with pods, workspaces, guides, and templates
- Creating a custom document
- Designing and defining paragraph formats
- Formatting text
- Changing the page layout
- Creating master pages
- Styling with color and character formats
- Adding graphics
- Editing documents
- Working with tables
- Using cross-references and footnotes
- Generating books
- Working with indexes
- Using conditional text
- Adding hyperlinks
- Publishing to PDF and other document formats
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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1. Getting Started
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What is FrameMaker?3m 9s
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Tour the user interface5m 23s
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Use visual guides and rulers3m 34s
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2. Formatting Documents
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Create a custom document4m 6s
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Create a side-head area1m 33s
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Redefine paragraph formats1m 57s
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Format body text3m 6s
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Format numbered lists6m 31s
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Format bulleted lists3m 43s
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Format chapter titles3m 44s
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Delete formats1m 27s
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3. Working with Page Layout
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Change column layout3m 9s
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Work with master pages3m 18s
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Create custom master pages4m 48s
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4. Working with Colors and Character Formats
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Create character formats2m 19s
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5. Working with Graphics
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Import graphics6m 16s
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Draw lines and shapes4m 42s
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Modify graphic properties3m 51s
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Align graphic objects4m 2s
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Use anchored frames3m 12s
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Edit anchored frames3m 17s
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Reuse anchored frames1m 10s
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6. Editing Documents
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Hide and show graphics1m 18s
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Work with user variables3m 52s
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Find and change text3m 31s
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Check spelling3m 29s
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Use the thesaurus2m 18s
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7. Working with Tables
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Insert a table2m 35s
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Resize columns1m 52s
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Change table formats5m 9s
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Import text into a table2m 34s
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Customize table formatting2m 31s
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8. Using Cross-References and Footnotes
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Insert footnotes2m 26s
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Modify footnote properties2m 46s
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9. Generating Books
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Create a book file2m 39s
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Add documents to a book1m 49s
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Create a table of contents2m 42s
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Change pagination for a TOC1m 51s
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10. Working with Indexes
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Insert index entries2m 54s
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Add an index to a book2m 2s
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Format an index2m 23s
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11. Using Conditional Text
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Apply condition tags to text2m 32s
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View conditional documents2m 14s
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12. Using Hyperlinks and Publishing to Multiple Formats
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Save a book file to a PDF3m 23s
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Conclusion
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What's next?37s
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