Richard,
Thanks for the detailed information. I tried your
method with a test file and it works! On the original
file I had tried to insert the extra body space tags
after the insets had been imported. It seemed to work
(showed up when displaying all text symbols), but
apparently was not good enough.
This workaround will suffice. Still seems like a
major bug that FM needs to fix once and for all.
Thank you again.
Colleen
--- Combs, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Colleen wrote:
Yes, I tried adding an extra body tag between the
end of the
text inset and the next heading. It made no
difference.
I went back and looked at the original description,
and I'm still not
sure I understand the setup. Are you working with
View Text Symbols
turned off? Turn it on; that'll help you see what's
going on.
Of necessity, a text inset sits entirely within a
paragraph in the flow
into which you imported it. This isn't obvious
(especially if text
symbols are off) because the content of the inset is
at least one
complete paragraph, so it looks like it sits *above*
the pgf that
contains it instead of *inside* it.
Assume that H1 and /H1 mark the beginning
and end of the 1st
heading pgf, Inset1 and /Inset1 mark the
beginning and end of
the 1st inset, etc. Here's what your text flow
_should_ look like:
H1First heading text/H1
Body1Inset1One or more pgfs making up inset.
(Note that no matter how many pgfs there are,
they're all contained inside the single container
pgf,
which they look like they're above.)/Inset1
/Body1
H2Second heading text/H2
Body2Inset2One or more pgfs making up
inset/Inset2
/Body2
H3Third heading text/H3
Body3Inset3One or more pgfs making up
inset/Inset3
/Body3
I'm guessing you've got each text inset sitting at
the beginning of the
following heading -- something like this (omitting
spacing 'cause this
is long enough g):
H1First heading text/H1
H2Inset1One or more pgfs making up
inset/Inset1
Second heading text/H2
... etc. ...
Or maybe all the insets are in one Heading pgf?
H1First heading text
Inset1One or more pgfs making up inset/Inset1
Second heading text
Inset2One or more pgfs making up inset/Inset2
Third heading text
Inset3One or more pgfs making up inset/Inset3
/H1
HTH! If you look at your doc with text symbols
visible, maybe you can
figure out what's going on from these examples.
Richard
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Senior Technical Writer
Polycom, Inc.
richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom
303-223-5111
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303-777-0436
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