Grant Hogarth wrote: > I'm running FM 7.1/Win XP > I'm generating a single-sided document with two text flows in > parallel columns. > Flow A is generated list (LOP or TOC, both behave the same > for this issue). > Flow B is a pasted text list. > Basically I'm making sure that I've got a heading for each > item in the pasted list. > > Problem > When I regenerate the list, Page one behaves as expected, > with the two text flows running in parallel. The problem > comes on the following pages. > The Pasted list (Flow B) runs onto the following page normally. > However, the Generated list *skips* a page, and begins > flowing again on page 3. > > Both flows are set to autoconnect.
I hope you work with text symbols and borders displayed; if not, go to the View menu and turn both on. Now look at page 2 (the page that Flow A skips). Does the text frame in which Flow A should be actually exist? If not, my first guess is that don't really have a single-sided doc, and the Left master page is missing the text frame for Flow A. Go to Format > Page Layout > Pagination to check. Or View > Master Pages. If page 2 has the empty text frame, is there an end-of-flow symbol at the top? If so, the text frame isn't connected to the flow. I'm not sure how that would happen in Flow A, but not B (if you added a disconnected page, both text frames would be disconnected). Once again, though, I'd suspect that you really have a 2-sided doc with a messed-up Left master page. If that's not the case, try just deleting page 2 (Special > Delete Pages). If you just have something messed up on that one page, that should fix it -- page 3 will become page 2, a new page 3 will be added, and both flows will just, um, reflow. HTH! Richard ------ Richard G. Combs Senior Technical Writer Polycom, Inc. richardDOTcombs AT polycomDOTcom 303-223-5111 ------ rgcombs AT gmailDOTcom 303-777-0436 ------
