Floating objects arent supported in epub

hi , i faced a big problem , when i want to make a ibook ( epub ) with pages , when i add pictures to the book , give me this error

It says inline here:

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Don't buy a M…soft product, use the free openOffice or the free neoOffice.
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Hi,
I have created an ebook with from the template apple instructs to use (http://images.apple.com/support/pages/docs/ePub_Best_Practices_EN.zip)
and i've added some images on several pages. they are all centered and set to inline (as epub can't handle floating objects/images)
but when i export to epub almost all images appear floating left in the epub file except for a few images.
i can't figure out why or how do i keep them centered. i've tried selecting the rows below and above with the one the image is on and centering the text. i've tried adding the "object causes wrap" and chose the one that centeres the image. nothing works.
any advice would be great.
Thanks
J

Hi Steph,
That worked for some of the images but not for all of them.
I found a strange solution that worked in conjunction with your solution.
After you center the "text line" that it is on (or the one under it like you say), i mark the image and in the sidebar in which you choose the type of line/text (like chapter title or sub title etc') and you make the image or image line as a a chapter title or subtitle. prefprebly subtitle as to not mess with the table of content.
then when i exported to epub the images were finally centered. all of them.
hope this helps if anyone else encounters that issue.
Thanks for the added help.
J

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Is there someway to find floating objects in a Pages 09 document?
I am trying to export to an epub and Pages 09 tells me that floating objects cannot be exported and to convert them to inline. I have many figures in the document most with captions which I have produced by inserting a jpeg file, then a text box, grouping the jpeg file and text box, and putting the group inline. All figures show as an inline group when I select them. There don't appear to be any stray jpegs or text boxes floating around. Yet, I still get the export error message.

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I am having some issues about a program that i made which puts the content of any table in a file that i created.
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DATA : lt_gentable TYPE REF TO data.
DATA : ls_gentable TYPE REF TO data.
FIELD-SYMBOLS : <ft_lines> TYPE STANDARD TABLE.
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DO.
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Here is the message i am getting :
At the statement
   "TRANSFER f TO ..."
no deep data objects are supported at the a
for strings.
Elementary deep data types are internal tabl
data object) references and strings (STRING,
General deep data objects are elementary dee
that contain deep data objects.
In this particular case, the operand "f" has
internal identification "v".
List of internal ABAP types:
C    Text (Character)
N    Numerical text
D    Date (YYYYMMDD)
T    Time (HHMMSS)
X    Hexadecimal
I    Integer
P    Packed number
F    Floating point number
h    Internal table
r    Object reference
l    Data reference
g    String of type C
y    String of type X
s    2-byte integer with plus/minus sign
b    1-byte integer without plus/minus sig
u    Structure (flat structure)
v    Structure (deep structure)
Can you help me to go through this issue ?
Any kind of help would be appreciated.
Christian

Sandra is correct I agree with him,
TRANSFER dobj TO dset [LENGTH len]
                      [NO END OF LINE].
dobj must be character-type . Use String.
Please read the F1 help for the TRANSFER Statement and also please check the example
In your case assign the <fs> to Casting File asfollows
DATA: file TYPE string VALUE `flights.dat`,
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FIELD-SYMBOLS TYPE x.
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Hi,
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b = BigDecimal.valueOf(625, 2);BigDecimal.valueOf:
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>
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Float is:
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f = new Float(6,25f);
//OR:
f = Float.valueOf("6.25");
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No there are no other ways, and the first is definitely the most efficient one. The constructor does no more than creating a new object and assigning the value to it's value field. The other method involves parsing the string, check whether it is a valid representation of a float, ... , and then create a new Float object.

Inline and floating objects

I have imported some images as floating objects and now I want to change them into inline objects. I have selected the object, but I can not get them to change. I have tried the menu bar button as well as the inspector, but nothing works.

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Environment :
BS Version: 11i(11.5.9)
Component: Web ADI
Descripiton: When trying to upload journals through Web ADI we are getting the below error.
"Scripting Error: Line 25 Object doesnot support this property or method"
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Definition
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This answer was posted by Ariel in the wrong thread. I mentioned to Ariel so he could post it here but I guess he didn't get the message. So I'm just copy/pasting it for you:
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