FM9 Numbering in Hiearchical books (blog post)

Mayank Gupta from FrameMaker Engineering has posted an article on the new Folders and Groups in FM9's books and how these behave using numbering in FM9.
See: http://blogs.adobe.com/techcomm/2009/06/numbering_in_hierarchical_books.html

Hi Shelley,
The error... "The Application configured for the XML book component is not available."
is seen when the XML files in your books do not have an Application associated with them. You would will always see this mesaage when you update the Book if the Application is not set.
To set Application to use for an XML file inside a book in FrameMaker9-
Select XML File in book > Right Click-Select Properties.
Select Application in the Use Structured Application dialog.
Select continue to associate the XML file with an Application.
You might find this blog post helpful if you use XML files in books- XML Authoring Projects using Hierarchical Books
Regards,
Nakshatra

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