Hiding Pages?

[Spreadbury, David]

I haven't followed this from the beginning, so be easy on me.

How many pages are you talking about?

If it isn't 500 pages (doable but nasty), you could make a unique file
for each page, create a book file for each brand, and only call the
pages you want for each brand.

BrandA
  Page 1
  Page 5
  Page 7

BrandB
  Page 2
  Page 3
  Page 4
  Page 6

In those instances where both brands use the same page, call that page,
or those pages, in both (all?) books.

-----Original Message-----
From: framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs.com at lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces+david.spreadbury=tellabs.com at lists.frameusers.co
m] On Behalf Of Schoen, Brady
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 1:39 PM
To: 'Anne Robotti'
Cc: framers at frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Hiding Pages?

Is it at all possible to tag an entire page?

What I have is a "Parts Drawing" on the left, and the "Parts Listing" on
the
right for each brand. The entire page is specific to each brand, not
just a
word or the drawing, the entire page. What I did was put all 8 decal
pages
(1 Drawing page and 1 parts listing page for each brand x 4
brands)consecutively in the book. I then highlighted everything on the
pages
and tagged everything I wanted shown for each brand as a different tag.
What
happens is when I hide 3 tags and show the 1 I want in the book, it
leaves a
blank page for all the other brands decal pages that are now hidden. If
I
delete the extra pages, I can't get it to show the other three tagged
items
again. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Brady

-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Robotti [mailto:arobotti at journalregister.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2006 10:48 AM
To: Schoen, Brady
Cc: framers at frameusers.com
Subject: RE: Hiding Pages?


> Exactly. But the important concept is that it is content (text,
> graphics)
> that gets conditionalized to be hidden rather than the pages 
> that contain the content.
> 
> My opinions only; I don't speak for Intel.
> Fred Ridder (fred dot ridder at intel dot com) Intel Parsippany, NJ

Which, of course, is even better because you can fine-tune the entire
book for a specific product.

I have a product that gets OEM'ed under four different names. NOTHING
changes except the name of the product and the faceplate (and the price,
I imagine, but I digress.)

So some of my lines look like "Configuring the ProdAProdBProdCProdD for
Ethernet Access" when you uncondition all the text. Hide the ProdB,
ProdC and ProdD condition tags, and it turns into "Configuring the ProdA
for Ethernet Access."

(Just showing Brady an example of how it might work in a finer context
than a page.)

Anne
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