Sorry, I'm retransmitting this for clarity because some of my text was inadvertently set as quoteback of another person's message, instead of as my own. I'm not sure what happened.
> And all the people who report bugs with Frame 9 are lying? Lying? Who called anyone a liar? I didn't even say that FM9 was bug free. It isn't. I merely commented that the FM team has made real changes that all users can take advantage of, rather than minor changes useful to only the DITA crowd. >Have they finally fixed the issue where you can't use cross-reference in >text insets? I don't use text insets, so I'm not sure which issue you mention. There is a known issue, where cross-references to text insets don't update, UNLESS you first create the cross-ref marker in the inset SOURCE file. The correct procedure to prevent this is in FM Help: === Insert a cross-reference to a paragraph in a text inset If you insert a paragraph cross-reference to a text inset, the cross-reference marker is sometimes lost when the text inset is updated. To prevent the marker from being lost, first insert a cross-reference to the paragraph in the text inset's source document. 1. Open the source of the inset by double-clicking the inset and then clicking Open Source from the Text Inset Properties panel. 2. Insert a cross-reference to the paragraph anywhere in the source document. 3. Delete the cross-reference text. The marker remains. 4. Save the source document, and then in the document that contains the text inset, update the text inset by choosing Edit > Update References. 5. Insert a spot cross-reference, this time in the document that contains the inset. The cross-reference uses the marker in the updated inset. === > Have they fixed text insets so they don't bleed into the following > paragraph? Again, I'm not sure what you mean, but is this the well-known issue where a paragraph format carries over to the next paragraph if an inset anchor buts up against the trailing paragraph mark? That is solved simply by putting a space between the inset anchor and the trailing paragraph mark. Mike Wickham
