Dang Extra Pages!

[Ridder, Fred]

When you set pagination from the book file, there is also
an option for "Next Available", which is what you need to 
use to eliminate blank pages. This setting has no meaning
in the context of a single file (in an individual file there 
are only left and right pages with no predecessor), so it
is not available until you assemble files into a book.  
 
BTW, are you aware that you can set the pagination
properties for a group of files at the same time in the book
file?  For example, if you highlight all the files except the 
first one (which does not have a preceding file) in the 
book window and then right-click on the selection you'll
get a pop-up menu where you can select Pagination to
set these properties for all the highlighted files simultaneously.
 
My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel. 
Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com) 
Intel 
Parsippany, NJ 
 


________________________________

	From: Trish Castin [mailto:pyffe at yahoo.com] 
	Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 9:11 AM
	To: Ridder, Fred
	Subject: RE: Dang Extra Pages!
	
	
	It does say "Right" for the 1st Page Side, but I only have a
choice of Right or Left.  For the book file, it's "read from file".
	 
	I always use the View Text Symbols, and yes, they're showing the
end of flows in the right place
	 
	I'm going to see what I can do about changing this Right/Left
bit.  Luckily, this will be converted to HTML as the last stage, so all
this won't matter, but for reviews, I'm getting flak about it.  *sigh*
	 
	Thank you so much for your help!
	
	"Ridder, Fred" <fred.ridder at intel.com> wrote:

		The "Delete Extra Pages" pagination setting is only part
of
		the story. What setting are you using for "1st Page
Side"?
		If it's "Right", that's your problem right there because
if
		one chapter ends on a right page FrameMaker can't start 
		the next chanter on a right page without inserting a
blank
		left page.
		
		If that's not it, make sure that your chapters really
end where
		you think they do. Do you have View Text Symbols
selected?
		If so, does the end-of-flow mark appear immediately
after your
		last paragraph? With text symbols not showing it's very
easy
		to have a lot of empty paragraphs at the end of a
chapter.
		And are you sure your chapters begin where you think
they
		do? If the formatting of the first paragraph in the
chapter 
		specifies a Top of Left Page or Top of Right Page
pagination
		setting, you'll get empty pages at the *start* of some
chapters.
		Have you looked for invisible content where you don't
expect it?
		Try using Ctrl+A for the Select All in Flow command to
see
		if the selection extends beyond the end of the text.
		
		My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel.
		Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com)
		Intel
		Parsippany, NJ
		
		
		
		
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[mailto:framers-bounces+fred.ridder=intel.com at lists.frameusers.com] On
		Behalf Of Trish Castin
		Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 7:35 AM
		To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
		Subject: Dang Extra Pages!
		
		I'm getting so frustrated now... I've tried every trick
I know to get
		my book to stop putting extra pages in at the end of
each chapter. I
		have only L/R Master Pages, have set every file to
"Delete Extra Pages",
		etc., yet every time I regenerate my TOC, they're back.
HELP????
		
		Trish
		
		
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