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FrameMaker reads the structure definitions from the XML DTD and creates an EDD. You

can then begin to define formatting rules in the EDD. FrameMaker 8 also allows you to

define element formats by importing a cascading style sheet.

Creating an EDD from a Structured Document

After you have converted an unstructured document to a structured document, you can

generate a FrameMaker EDD (Element Definition Document) from your newly-converted

document. FrameMaker uses the EDD to associate formatting information with XML ele-

ments. FrameMaker 8 improves the initial EDD that you can automatically generate by

including both structure and format information from the original sample document.

If you already have a cascading style sheet that defines the format of your XML elements,

FrameMaker 8 allows you to import the CSS style definitions into the EDD. This allows

you to quickly set up on-screen and PDF formatting and can simplify the maintenance of

your EDD formatting rules.

MIGRATING TO STRUCTURE

FrameMaker provides a sophisticated mechanism for converting unstructured content into

structured content for output as XML. Built-in conversion tables allow you to specify map-

pings for how to translate paragraph tags and other cues into a structured hierarchy. This

means that you can quickly repurpose content from word-processing files and unstruc-

tured FrameMaker files into structured content for use in XML-based workflows.

Creating a Conversion Table

1. Open an unstructured FrameMaker document. Choose StructureTools>Generate

Conversion Table. You can generate a new conversion table, or update an existing

conversion table. FrameMaker automatically generates an initial conversion table based

on the unstructured FrameMaker document’s template formats.

FrameMaker EDD created from XML DTD.

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