Sure can explain this. When you insert the cross reference, you reference the FIGURE TITLE. When you pdf the material, Acrobat will take the cross reference to the top of the page. Blame programmers. They do not live in the known universe with the rest of us.
Solution, put the figure title ABOVE the figure, if you can convince the powers
that think they be, that such a move is necessary. Having them scroll up a few
times to see the figure in a pdf file usually (but not always works).
Otherwise...???
Smitty
Hi Framers!
This is my first message to a Frame users group after a long absence.
Maybe you have dealt with this problem before. I am using FM 7.2.
I created a pdf file using the Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional.
When I click on the figure cross-reference, it takes me to the source of the
cross reference (Figure title) which hangs on the top of the page, showing
only the figure title. The figure stays hidden. I need to scroll up to see
the figure. In my Frame document, the figure title is never on top of the
page; it is always below the frame.
Can someone share with me what might be causing this problem and how to avoid
this?
Thanks,
Tarlochan S. Nahal
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