Ah, sorry, I forgot that there is a known issue where FusionPro will
generate spurious error messages about SetBodyPageUsage in the
preprocessing step of the composition, only in jobs which use Imposition
with Infinite (or "Deep") Stacking.  You can tell that these warnings
are spurious because they appear in the log file after lines such as
"Preprocessing record #1".  These messages can be safely ignored in the
preprocessing step.  They're only relevant if they appear after the
"Begun composing record #1" line in your log file, when the actual
composition begins.

Some technical explanation:  The preprocessing step is necessary to
determine the number of records in the job for the "infinite" stack.
Since the Imposition template defines the number of pages per record, we
don't care about which pages are being used in the preprocessing.  (You
just have to make sure that you actually output the same number of pages
per record that you told FP Imposer.)  However, the OnRecordStart rule
is processed in the preprocessing step because it might contain a line
such as:

  FusionPro.Composition.composeThisRecord = false;

Which would affect the number of records.  But OnRecordStart is also
where FusionPro.Composition.SetBodyPageUsage is called, but the function
is not really set up with the actual pages during preprocessing, so it
throws the error message.  Really, the error message should be
suppressed in this case.

So, as Kim notes, the output is right, but the messages in the log file
are wrong.  This is a known issue which we plan to address in an
upcoming release.

Dan


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