Re: Using one FrameMaker chapter in several books

[Scott Turner <sturner -at- airmail -dot- net>]

John,

As William answered your question, allow me to comment on one other 
aspect of your document setup. If you use the markers function in FM 
to embed your glossary entries, you can regenerate your glossary for 
each book, and have the glossary update to reflect the contents.

This is very similar to using the Index marker, though the generated 
file is an IOM extension. The main drawback to this scheme is that 
marker entries are limited to 255 characters, which means that 
glossary entries over 255 characters must be split into multiple 
marker entries. If you use tools like IXGEN, or Silicon Prarie 
Software's Index Tool Pro, you can manage and manipulate these 
entries.

Scott

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