Hi Anita
We saw exactly this behaviour and decided it happened when our xref format
included the "Default para font" tag. For example, we used a paragraph format
to turn on bold for part of the xref text, then used default para font to go
back to normal. So we bypassed the problem by using a tag that specifically
turned bold off, that otherwise had everything set to "As is". Works fine.
Cheers, Rebecca
>>> "Anita Burstein" <Anita.Burstein at nice.com> 28/11/05 20:31 >>>
Hi list!
I'm using FrameMaker 6.0.
I have a book with many conditions in it. Within the conditional text, there
are cross-references. Some of the cross-references are to text marked with the
same conditions and therefore shown at the same time. Some of the
cross-references are to text that is unconditional, so that the cross-reference
text to a heading, etc. might be hidden.
The cross-references are formatted to show the heading text and page number.
Here's my problem: When I show all conditions and update the cross-references,
the page numbers are automatically updated, but they lose their condition tag.
When I then hide the conditions, the page number still shows, because it became
unconditional. (If I manually update the cross-reference, it will pick up the
condition again.)
Example:
"For more information, refer to Starting your System on page 23." ("Starting
your System on page 23" is the cross-reference)
This entire sentence can be hidden with conditional text. However, when I
updated cross-references with all conditions showing, "on page 23" remains
unconditional and therefore shows when I hide the conditions.
This seems to happen consistently to the same cross-references, although I
cannot seem to find a pattern across my book.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Anita Burstein
Technical Documentation, Product Marketing
NICE Systems Ltd., Israel
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