Re: Conditional text does not exclude correctly

[Michael Richards <michaelr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hear, hear!

And what makes the situation so galling is the fact that when you APPLY
conditions to a passage, you can perform operations that are NOT or AND logical
operators (i.e. the "In"/"Not In" options which even have nifty shortcuts to do
this without the dialogue). But this all comes unstuck when you come to the
Show/Hide dialogue and its lack of flexibility. WHY IS THIS SO?



John Pitt wrote:

> Jeremy,
>
> I am with you all the way on this one. My present project, which includes
> generating online Help from four products in one manual and replicating in
> eight languages (including CJK), is made extremely difficult because of
> Frame's inability to exclude conditions.
>
> And if Mark Hilton is listening and taking notes, please add the ability to
> exclude un-conditionalised text.
>
> J
>
> > John Pitt, Technical Writer
> > Wilcom Pty Ltd
> > (02) 9578 5176
> > mailto:jpitt@wilcom.com.au
> > or
> > mailto:johnpitt@zeta.org.au



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