pearlrosenberg at nc.rr.com wrote:
> I don't get the error message when I update the book from
> Edit/Update book, nor do I get the messages when I open the
> files by themselves, although I do get a message that says
> there are unsupported fonts, which I know there are not.
Unavailable font
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o I get the messages when I open the files by themselves,
although I do get a message that says there are unsupported fonts,
which I know there are not.
Anybody?
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From: Peter Gold
Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 12:51 pm
Subject: Re: FW: Those ol' cross-refe
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> I don't get the error message when I update the book from
> Edit/Update book, nor do I get the messages when I open the
> files by themselves, although I do get a message that says
> there are unsupported fonts, which I know there are not.
Unavailable fonts, not un
Hi, Pearl:
Two other things I recall, prompted by reading your post:
* In the book window, use Edit > Suppress Automatic Updating. This
permits files to open without checking for unresolved x-refs until
you make it happen manually with Edit > Update Book or by printing or
saving. It's possible
I seem to recall a posting that suggested that the problem may be
caused by the book file retaining incorrect information about
cross-references, not that the references themselves are unresolved.
The fix I believe was to delete the old book file, make a new book
file, and add the files to it.
Hi, Pearl:
Two other things I recall, prompted by reading your post:
* In the book window, use Edit > Suppress Automatic Updating. This
permits files to open without checking for unresolved x-refs until
you make it happen manually with Edit > Update Book or by printing or
saving. It's possibl
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To: Peter Gold
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Subject: Re: FW: Those ol' cross-references blues
Well, I've deleted the old book file and created a new one; sav
o I get the messages when I open the files by themselves,
although I do get a message that says there are unsupported fonts,
which I know there are not.
Anybody?
- Original Message -
From: Peter Gold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 12:51 pm
Subject: Re: FW:
I seem to recall a posting that suggested that the problem may be
caused by the book file retaining incorrect information about
cross-references, not that the references themselves are unresolved.
The fix I believe was to delete the old book file, make a new book
file, and add the files to it.
Pearl,
Do you have cross-references on your master pages? If so, they won't be
found by the search function. Open the offending file, then view master
pages, then search for unresolved cross-references.
Clint Owen
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Pearl,
Do you have cross-references on your master pages? If so, they won't be
found by the search function. Open the offending file, then view master
pages, then search for unresolved cross-references.
Clint Owen
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