Losing Bold Format in Framemaker 10

Hello,
I have been having a problem with the format of my headings, footers and logos losing the bold appearance in Framemaker 10. When the document was created according to our EDD, template and paragraph designer, certain Headings were defined as BOLD along with the company logo and some content in the footer. For the past couple of days any BOLD formatting has disappeared from certain sections in my book and has become regular weight (although it still retains the BOLD status in the paragraph designer it is applying a regular weight font). Therefore I have to re-apply all heading elements etc in order for this BOLD format to take affect again. I do this save the document and sometimes it disappears yet again then I need to apply the elements all over again.
Can you please explan to me why this is happening and if there is a solution to fix this.
Thanks
Anne Macfarlane

There could be several causes on this. The EDD rules are applied in an order, so it could be that you have a rule that says "use a para tag that is bold" and another rule somewhere that says "make it regular" and then you have a conflict. A few questions for you:
1. Does this happen in a consistent way? That is, can you recreate the issue "at will" by building a specific combination of elements.
2. Can you move the elements to another location in your structure and have the bold "come back" when you reposition this?
If those are in fact things that happen, then review the EDD carefully to ID the right combinations. My guess is that you have a combination of rules (such as First or Last para rules, or some type of character level format) kicking in and messing with the files.
Check to see what para tag is applied, but also check the element as well as its parent and other ancestors. ID if any of these are driving a change. This will mean digging in the EDD a bit though, so you need to be comfortable with that. Worst case, you may want to see if anyone who consults on EDD development can help out. It should be fixable, and my guess is that even someone who doesn't know your EDD specifically can find and ID the issue in about an hour or so. Note that this is a knee jerk estimate, but finding and fixing this shouldn't be the toughest thing to do.
Hope this helps,
Bernard

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I am losing the effect of CSS formatting in Dreamweaver Live View and Preview. In Design View, the Web Page shows CSS formatted boxes, shading, borders and fonts.
What could be causing the CSS formatting ot disappear in Live View and Preview while it shows corrctly in Design View ?
I cannot see anything evidently wrong with HTML that includes the style sheet in the web page. I made a small change to the page design and now find I cannot recover the CSS formatting. Or at least not so far....

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                         String s = FileIO.fio.ep.getSelectedText().toUpperCase();
                         int start = FileIO.fio.ep.getSelectionStart();
                         int end = FileIO.fio.ep.getSelectionEnd();
                         FileIO.fio.ep.getDocument().insertString(end, s, null);
                         FileIO.fio.ep.getDocument().remove(start, end-start);
                    catch (CannotUndoException e) {}
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          };FileIO.fio.ep is a JEditorsPane with the RTFEditorKit installed
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Edited by: h_howee on Apr 29, 2008 4:36 PM

You pass null here.
FileIO.fio.ep.getDocument().insertString(end, s, null);
That's why the attributes are reset.
You mut get proper attributes and pass them in the method.
Cast the FileIO.fio.ep.getDocument() to StyledDocument, get Character element from the document using caret postition and get the attributes from the element.
Regards,
Stas

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I am worried that my nicely styled emails are not displaying correctly when some recipients recieve them. I am currently using Verdana 11pt regular as my main message font and havea signature that is a mixture of Verdana 11pt Bold and Regular with set to various grey shades. It also has a small PNG logo.
However when most people reply to my messages my original message looks a complete mess. The body seems to have changed to Times Roman or something equally generic and ugly whilst my signature seems to have retained the Verdana but the point sizes are all over the places, some of it very large! Can't understand it as Verdana is a standard font that should work on pretty much anything!?
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I am losing formatting when I adjust tabs in CS6, specifically today I am losing space after paragraph setting but I have lost other formatting I think at other times. I think this only began in CS6, I cannot find a relevant post, thanks in advance for any help.

AI CS6 (16.0.5), I am using a Mac Pro, OS X 10.8.5.
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Need solution for removing Bold format in HR payslip

Dear all,
The HR pay slip is developed using pE51 & thailand country version.
I am calling a standard program HTHCEDT0.
The bold is being printed from the standard program HTHCEDT0 . Iam using remuneration statement program HTHCEDT0 to print.
Which is resulting the print in bold.
can we change the standard , how do we go about it.
i would like to make the font normal.
Using printronix printer.
But would you be able to eloborate on how to proceed now with the printer settings.
May be our basis consultant would be able to understand if you give us more info on this.
would be great if you can provide a solution at the earliest.
regards
siva

Select video and move it up onto color matte.
Let go
Pick it up again and move it to track 3
Dont let go, hold shift and move audio to track 2
Deselect
Select color matte and left over audio: ripple delete.

Need Solution for removing the bold format HR payslip

Dear all,
The HR pay slip is developed using pE51 & thailand country version.
I am calling a standard program HTHCEDT0.
The bold is being printed from the standard program HTHCEDT0 . Iam using remuneration statement program HTHCEDT0 to print.
Which is resulting the print in bold.
can we change the standard , how do we go about it.
i would like to make the font normal.
Using printronix printer.
But would you be able to eloborate on how to proceed now with the printer settings.
May be our basis consultant would be able to understand if you give us more info on this.
would be great if you can provide a solution at the earliest.
regards
siva

Select video and move it up onto color matte.
Let go
Pick it up again and move it to track 3
Dont let go, hold shift and move audio to track 2
Deselect
Select color matte and left over audio: ripple delete.

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