... Hi, there is a lot of black magic involved in links between PDF files. It depends on many factors, what I recall: - Some FO engines drop unreferenced IDs,

This is written in Formatter online manual. http://www.antennahouse.com/product/ahf60/docs/ahf-ext.html#IDAMYOIB Regards,

Hi, I'm trying to use DITA-XLIFF.v.0.2. following the advice in DITA-XLIFF_readme.txt, I do : cd oxygen-XML-Author-14/frameworks/dita/DITA-OT/plugins unzip

Thanks Joe. Yes, it's specifically the 2-level (or more) situation that I'm working with. DITA-FMx supports the first level, but doesn't do anything useful

I got this to work a little over a year ago but its tricky. It will take a while to explain but I get successful pdf-to-pdf links that go to the right page in

The "dita.xsl.strings" adds strings to HTML-based conversions, for PDF the generated string configuration is different. You need to have a string configuration

Thanks. I feel like I'm missing a piece to the puzzle. I created a basic pdf ant script for my build. I am trying to run a simple change of changing the note

Dear Mr. Kimber, One of my user is using ineter book links between PDF files via AH Formatter. In the stylesheet the fo:external-link and destination are

left/right swipe navigation? very handy for someone with think green fingers like me. ;-) swiping along... -- Yves Barbion www.scripto.nu

Thanks Yves, I forgot to mention that you can access the previous/next navigation also using left swipe and right swipe. Best Regards, George -- George

Hi George I have just tested your mobile-friendly webhelp samples on my Android phone and they look really great! I can hardly wait for the next oXygen

Hi Don, You may be interested to add also the oXygen mobile-friendly webhelp to that list. This will be generally available in the next oXygen release in a

Here are the slides from my CIDM presentation from today if anyone is interested. I'm not sure how useful they are without the talking points but if anyone has

Leigh I would suggest you look to implement ' xsl:include ' instruction in your set of XSL stylesheet, which probably meets what you want. For example:

Hi Eliot, I just found out tips with regard to PDF viewing in Safari. Here is a link: http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-166547.html with some

Are they all in the same folder? Can you put them all in the same folder, then import/include the necessary files? It sounds like you *want* them to be

Thank you, Anders! This appears to work beautifully. Best, Leigh

ANN: Information Energy presents a one day DITA training, June 12 in Utrecht, The Netherlands. If you have a zero experience with DITA, but want to get started

Not knowing what your XSL looks like (and being an absolute beginner at it anyway), my guess is that you'll need more than /F. Most likely you'll need to use

What I've discovered so far is: - If you use a file reference (/F in the Fileref dictionary in the PDF) the Acrobat will open the file, but it is treating the