Well, I've deleted the old book file and created a new one; saved the errant files and their targets as MIFs and then back to FM; searched the master pages for unresolved cross-references (none); and deleted and replaced the "bad" cross-references. All to no avail.
I do notice that all the so-called unresolved cross-references are to only three targets, but the markers in those targets look fine. Also, the references themselves are correct (correct headings and page numbers cited). 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. Anybody? ----- Original Message ----- From: Peter Gold <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, February 14, 2006 12:51 pm Subject: Re: FW: Those ol' cross-references blues > 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 Framers, > > > >FrameMaker 7.0p578/Windows XP Pro > > > >Every time I open a certain book in FrameMaker, I get three messages > >telling me that three of the files (out of 17) have unresolved > cross- > >references and one message telling me that one of the referenced > >graphics in one of the files can't be found. > > > >Each time, I've gone into the chapters, searched for unresolved > cross- > >references, and re-applied them. I've also deleted the graphic and > >inserted it again. The last time I opened the book, I even replaced > >every cross-reference in the three files, but I am still getting the > >same messages for the same files. All the other cross-references and > >graphics in all the other files are fine. > > > >Can anyone tell me why this is happening and what I can do about it? > > > -- > Regards, > > Peter Gold > KnowHow ProServices > peter at knowhowpro.com >
