Print a list of variables?

[Scott Prentice]

Actually, I think a script is probably the easiest way.

Or .. you could download and install the trial of my FM2DITA plugin. One 
of the commands is "Catalog Report" which will generate a list of most 
styles, formats, and named objects (of which variable definitions are 
one) in the current document.

     http://leximation.com/tools/info/fm2dita.php

Most of the commands in this plugin will limit the amount of processing 
you can do with the trial, but I'm pretty sure that this command has no 
such limitations. It'll give you 30 days to do what you want .. so it 
might be worth the effort to install. Just run the installer and get a 
trial auth code .. don't bother with any of the other install 
instructions (unless of course you want to try a DITA conversion).

Cheers,

Scott Prentice
Leximation, Inc.
www.leximation.com



On 3/10/15 10:56 AM, Christenson, Pat wrote:
>
> I have book with 30+ files. I need a list of the variables throughout 
> the book.
>
> It doesn’t appear that you can generate a list of variables so does 
> anyone know of a way to print the variable pod? (Other than 
> screencapping it. There are a few hundred variables so that would be a 
> lot of screencaps.)
>
> This is a one-time thing so a script would be overkill. Thanks.
>
> Pat Christenson
>
> Resource Coordinator
>
> Fitzgerald Marketing and Communications
>
> PChristenson at ftportfolios.com
>
>
>

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