On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 8:00 AM, Mark Miesfeld <miesf...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Looking back at the last time I posted about this, I see that there is
> this solution:
>
> This happens when hyperref is used under pdftex and a citation splits
> across a page boundary. To fix it, note the page number of the error
> and specify the draft option to hyperref so you get an output PDF.
> Then you can see the citation in question and rewrite to fix it.
> (Thanks to James Bednar's posting on the pdftex list about this.)
>
> David, or maybe Jean-Louis, do either of you know how to accomplish the above?
>
> How do you figure out the "page number of the error" ?
>
> Do you specify "the draft option" in the hyperref.cfg file?
Following up on this, I did manage to specify the draft option in the
hyperref.cfg file. I used this syntax:
\PassOptionsToPackage{draft=true}{hyperref}
It produces a PDF with no links in it. Now if someone knows how to
determine the "page number" of the error, I'd be all set. ?
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Mark Miesfeld
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