Document window has no buttons (FM version ≤ 8)
On the top right side of the document windows some buttons provide palettes of catalogues :
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Some or all buttons not available
If you are missing the Paragraph and Character catalogue (or all) buttons this may be caused by the following reasons:
- The document is locked for View only:
➔ unlock/lock the document with ESC, F, l ,k (Escape, Capital F, lowercase L, lowercase K) - FrameMaker 6 is in Structured Mode:
➔ Start FM 6 in unstructured mode - Your document window is larger than the main window and hence cropped:
➔ use the outer scrolling bars to get access to the top right corner of the document window; maximise it to fit into the main window. - Your monitor settings have changed and now not all of the main window
(and the document window) is visible on the screen:
➔ use the outer scrolling bars to get access to the top right corner of the document window; maximise it to fit into the main window.
Source of information: FrameMaker mailing list US 2006-08.
Can not move/resize the FM application window
After switching the screen resolution the application window may be placed on the screen with inaccessible title bar. This may happen after a Safe Start of Windows which always uses the archaic 640 x 480 resolution.
To resolve the issue, remove the lines in maker.ini file
in the ini-section [DialogLayout]. FM will then use default positions for
the windows at the start, for example:
MakerWin=3, -1, -1, -1, -1, 0, 0, 640, 400
Tools=600, 20
ConsoleWin=2, -32000, -32000, -1, -1, 0, 0, 640, 408
The relevant maker.ini file depends on the FrameMaker version
FrameMaker 6 | FrameMaker 7.x |
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fm-installation-directory\maker.ini |
userprofile\Application Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\version\maker.ini |
The location of the userprofile depends on the Windows version:
Windows version | Location of the user profile |
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Windows 2000, Windows XP | C:\Documents and Settings\username |
Windows NT 4.0 | C:\WinNT\Profiles\username |
Windows 98 and Me if users; save individual preferences |
C:\Windows\Profiles\username |
Windows 98 and Me if all users share the same preferences | C:\Windows |