Advice for placing rotated graphics in a table

In order to help save some space, I would like to place 4 graphs in a 4 row x 2 column table and have the page in a landscape format (see attached PDF for the desired layout diagram). What type of cell should be used for the figure titles to get the desired results: table cell, text frame, anchored frame, other?
I tried a table cell but I do not know how to fix the row height. Rotating the text was easy. But it is the row height since I am making this landscape, right? As I keep typing the figure title, the table row height just keeps growing.
Perhaps I should not be trying to place the graphics and figure titles in a table. My figures are wider than they are taller and that is why I want the overall page to be landscape. I would like to do this multiple times within a book.

Arnis Gubins wrote:
Peter,
My bad - you're right. I didn't check this out on FM before shooting off the answer. With FM8 & 9, it always rotates the pages automatically to the correct orientation (as far as I quickly tested). I was remembering a problem when printing envelopes and labels with FM6 where I had to always manually rotate the pages and the habit has kind of stuck in my head.
I think the envelope template always was annoying because it assumed that the envelopes were only fed from the edge of the paper tray, so it lined up the envelope along the side. Some trays and manual feeders feed from the center, so that template's off by inches. Yes, I also remember something about the orientation being a fooler, which is why I learned to print to PDF or a sheet of used paper first, to remind me how it works.
And yes, you remember correctly - in the Table Designer, the Numbering option allows one to specify either Row First or Column First behaviour.
Well, this is my bad - I had written it as the Paragraph Designer's Table Cell properties. There's good reason to cross these wired, viz. and to wit, the User Guide:
Customize the vertical alignment of text in a cell
1Click in the cell you want to customize.
2Choose Format > Paragraphs > Designer to display the Paragraph Designer.
3Choose Table Cell from the Properties pop-up menu and then choose Top, Middle, or Bottom from the Cell Vertical Alignment pop-up menu.
4Click Apply To Selection.
Note: The vertical alignment that you apply to a cell will persist even when you apply a different table format from the Table Designer.
Specify the direction of autonumbering in a table
When you insert a table, the table format determines the direction of autonumbering within cells—either across rows or down columns. This property also sets the direction of autonumbering for table footnotes.
1Click in the table you want to change, and choose Table > Table Designer.
2In the Basic properties of the Table Designer, choose Row First or Column First from the Numbering pop-up menu.
3Click Apply To Selection.
The subtle transition from the Paragraph Designer's Table Cell properties context to the Table Designer's Basic Numbering property context is pretty slippery, IMO.
Also, the writing around the bug of persistent vertical text alignment in a cell when changing table formats, is quite sly. I've never seen this called out for a bug to be fixed, so it's probably not encountered often, if at all.
Regards,
Peter Gold
KnowHow ProServices

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Philip,
This is good info. I was able to get a rough version of my transformation script to work.
However I'd like to clean it up a bit.
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mannyace wrote:
Also, something i forgot to ask initially: Should I update the iPhone 5 to iOS 8 first or does that not matter?
If you want the Continuity features as explained above you need to update the iPhone 5 to iOS 8. Otherwise its not all that important.

Multiple DEVL_PROJECT_ID for the same model in CZ_DEVL_PROJECTS Table.

Hi,
Did anyone came across this issue!! I am triggering the config engine from back and and trying to pick up a model but it has multiple devl_project_id's. :(
I could see multiple DEVL_PROJECT_ID for the same model in CZ_DEVL_PROJECTS Table. Apart from DEVL_PROJECT_ID and created_by_date every thing looks the same.
Below are the 2 records the data from the table
select * from CZ.CZ_DEVL_PROJECTS where product_key = '122:17056' and DEVL_PROJECT_ID in (12943,15321)
DEVL_PROJECT_ID     NAME     ORIG_SYS_REF     CREATION_DATE     LAST_UPDATE_DATE     PERSISTENT_PROJECT_ID     MODEL_TYPE
12943     ASI XXX MODEL(122 17056)     OPTIONAL:122:17056     12/18/2012 10:01     12/18/2012 10:01     11100     A
PRODUCT_KEY     ORGANIZATION_ID     INVENTORY_ITEM_ID     BOM_CAPTION_RULE_ID     NONBOM_CAPTION_RULE_ID
122:17056     122     17056     802     801
15321     ASI XXX MODEL(122 17056)     OPTIONAL:122:17056     12/26/2012 23:10     12/26/2012 23:10     11100     A
122:17056     122     17056     802     801
Thanks in advance,
-vijay

It can be possible to have multiple devl_project_id for the same model in cz_devl_projects Table.
Case -1 : When you delete the existing model and re-import again.
case 2:
When you publish the model locally, it will create the same copy of the record with different devl_project_id, creation_date, last update_date etc..\
You can see that for published records the last_updat_login, checkout_user will be null and for the original model, last_update_login,checkout_user (if model is locked) will not be null.
-Murali
Edited by: 907569 on Jan 8, 2013 10:55 AM

Multiple libraries, Pbook/Pmac, advice for management & updating please.

Hi Everyone,
I travel frequently, and am looking for suggestions to keep all my iPhoto libraries up to date. I currently have a g5, Powerbook, and Mini.
I just upgraded to iPhoto 6 and I have several thousand photos on my Dual g5. I just came back with 1000 more from my diving trip. The problem is, they are on my Powerbook, and taking up alot of space on the relatively small hard drive. I managed to work through the rough upgrade from 5 to 6, and now I need some more help...
1) What is your advice for managing multiple libraries of photos.
2) What is the best way to transfer the iphoto pics (and movies) to my desktop, which of course has the larger storage capacity, after travelling...
Thanks,

Jason:
There are several different approaches to what you want to do. Let me just throw out a couple that I'm familiar with.
To get the new photos from your PB to your G5 and maintain any keywords, and other organization effort you put into them, you'll need the paid version of iPhoto Library Manager. It will allow you to merge libraries or copy between libraries and maintain the metadata, etc. That's the only way currently available to move photos from one library to another and keep the roll, keywords, comments, etc. with those photos. You can connect the two Macs with one in the Target Mode, probably your PB, and then run iPLM to move the photos to the G5 library.
Now there is a way to have a library on your PB that reflects the one on your G5 but is only a fraction of the size. That's to have an alias based library on your PB that uses the Originals folder as its source of source files. (My 25,600 files, 27G, are represented by an iPhoto Library folder of only 1.75G). When the PB is not connected with the G5, say with a LAN, it will have limited capabilities which are in part: you'll only be able to view the thumbnail files, be able to add comments, create, delete or move albums around, add keywords (but with some hassle-but it can be done). You can't do anything that requires moving thumbnails around, work with books, slideshows or calendars. Once the two computers are networked together again the library will act as normal.
Now while on the road you can have a "normal" library to import new full sized files, keyword them, add comments, etc. and then transfer to the G5 library. Once in the G5 library they will be represented in a roll(s) and corresponding folder in the Originals folder. You then fire up the "alias" library, and import those new folders in the G5 Originals folder.
It may be a lot of work but it may be one way of doing it.
I've not done any of the "sharing" with iPhoto so don't know if that's another possible candidate for transferring.
P.S. FWIW I've created this workflow for converting from a conventional library to an alias based one.

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