That's one of the reasons I prefer to put all my content into a single
.fm file. My books typically have only three or four files:
booknameFM.fm for front matter used only for PDF, booknameTOC.fm, and
sometimes booknameIX.fm.
Once upon a time computers weren't powerful enough to handle a
200-page
Steve Rickaby wrote:
>
> I have a lot of new in-book xrefs to add, so I am finding the first such
> instance,
> setting up the xref, then copy/pasting it to all other required locations in
> the book.
...
>
> What's happening is that I get no unresolved xrefs, but after I've closed the
> book
At 10:08 -0800 28/2/13, Alison Craig wrote:
>I do the same thing on a small scale all the time (21 files in my book). But
>in order to avoid the "unresolved" problem I take the following steps...
Neat trick: I'll remember that. Many thanks.
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Subject: Re: Copy/paste of in-book xrefs
At 16:18 +0200
At 16:18 +0200 28/2/13, Shmuel Wolfson wrote:
>I'm not 100% sure about all this. I've just noticed certain combinations don't
>work and certain do. If anyone has more definitive information, please let us
>know.
As Fred explained to me off list, FrameMaker stores an in-document xref
differentl
I think it has to do with wither the cross-reference source and
destination are in the same file. If the source (the place were the
cross-reference is located) is in File A and the destination is in File
B, I think you can copy that cross-reference to File C without a
problem. Likewise if the s
I think I'd add doing an update of all xrefs into that workflow before saving &
closing the book.
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