FrameMaker 9培训资料1.doc

This tutorial is provided for advanced documentation students on a free, as-is basis, without guarantee of accuracy. If you find any errors or think we should include other tasks, let us know!This tutorial discusses the following topics: Opening FrameMaker Creating and Saving a New File Changing Simple Text Characteristics Changing the Display of the Page Using Paragraph and Character Tags to Format Text Creating Numbered Lists Using Tabs and Indents Controlling Pagination Inserting Page Numbers Tips and Pointers If you require information about advanced FrameMaker topics, refer to the Adobe FrameMaker User Guide or Adobe FrameMaker Classroom in a Book for the current version of FrameMaker. Note:For the sake of brevity, we use an abbreviated style for menu commands throughout this lesson. For example, Select File New means Select New from the File menu.  Opening FrameMaker To open the FrameMaker program: Click Start located on the Windows taskbar. Select Programs Adobe. Select FrameMaker 9.0 Adobe FrameMaker 9.0. Creating and Saving New Files To create and save a new FrameMaker document: Select File New Document. Tip:You can also press CTRL+N on your keyboard to create a new document. From the New dialog box, click Portrait. Your screen should look similar to the following:A new document is automatically created based on the default FrameMaker template. Note:A template is a FrameMaker document with a predefined set of formats and page layouts. After you finish this lesson, you may want to explore the standard templates included with FrameMaker. To explore the standard templates, click Explore Standard Templates from the New dialog box. To save the file, select File Save. In the File name text box, type Intro, and click Save. The Save Document dialog box should appear similar to the following: Click Save. A new document appears and the file name Intro appears on its own tab in the upper left-hand corner. Your screen should look similar