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Classroom in a Book
Because FrameMaker 7.0 finds no more words that aren’t in its dictionaries, Spelling OK
now appears in the Spelling Checker dialog box.
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Close the Spelling Checker dialog box.
Viewing the finished article with graphics
You’ve finished editing the article, so now you’ll redisplay the graphics.
1
Choose View > Options.
2
Select the Graphics option and click Set. The graphics reappear.
3
Save and close Editing1.fm.
Moving on
You’ve completed this lesson. For in-depth information on the Find/Change, Spelling
Checker, and Thesaurus commands, see Chapter 4, “Word Processing,” in the
Adobe
FrameMaker 7.0 User Guide
. For in-depth information on variables, see Chapter 8,
“Variables,” in the
Adobe FrameMaker 7.0 User Guide
.
Review questions
1
Why might you turn off graphics when editing a document? How do you hide and
display graphics?
2
What is a user variable? Why should you use one?
3
How do you create a variable?
4
What does the Thesaurus do? How do you open it?
5
Describe three kinds of dictionaries FrameMaker 7.0 provides.
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