Hi Don, Distiller displays the page number after it has successfully distilled the page, so if you see [Page 84] before the error, then it is on the 85th page.
Rick Quatro Carmen Publishing 585-659-8267 www.frameexpert.com > Hi, Everyone! > > Been away for awhile, since my work on my door fixing book was complete, > and > I had successfully created two different PDF versions with no glitches. > > But alas, I have revised a certain section and attempted to create new > PDF's > with failed results. > > During PDF generation, as Distiller works diligently through the pages, it > suddenly comes upon pg. 84 and types the message: > %%[ Error: undefinedresource; OffendingCommand: findresource ]%%. > Following > this, it flushes the project and quits. > > Subtracting my TOC & preface pages (which are Roman Numerals) I judge the > offending page to be text #59. There are no unresolved cross references > or, > so far as I can see, dangling data anywhere on the pages on either side of > the offending page. And, so far as I know, there is no way to search for > an > "undefined resource." > > What is most baffling is that this problem occurs in a part of the book > that > was untouched by the revisions. Granted, I have migrated to a new computer > before attempting this revision. But so far as I know, all the files from > the previous subdirectories have been brought into the new hard drive. The > one illustration on the page is referred from the correct source, and all > markers and cross refs seem properly placed and functioning. > > Needless to say I'm baffled by this and extremely frustrated. Suddenly the > self-publisher can't self-publish. > > Any suggestions from any of you brilliant folks would be humbly > appreciated. > > Many thanks in advance. > > ~ Don Spencer > _______________________________________________
