Paul, It is most likely that what you see is indeed related to the TimeSavers settings of "Ignore duplicate markers". I suggest that you try turning it off, redistill and inspect the result.
If it is indeed the case, consider using the other workarounds mentioned to prevent a hypertext marker from being duplicated in the PDF. Shlomo At 7/16/200909:58 AM, obair wrote: >You refer below to "having multiple hypertext markers in the same paragraph." > >This is not related to that. This happens even when the link is the only >one in the graph. The issue happens when the link wraps to the second line. > >With that information in mind, do you still think that this is tied to the >TimeSavers setting of "Ignore duplicate > >markers" (Links/General tab, under Advanced)? > >Paul > >On Wednesday, July 15, 2009, at 12:41AM, "Shlomo Perets" ><shlomo.perets at microtype.com> wrote: > >Paul, > > > >You wrote: > > > >>I am just after noticing that, in my PDFs, links that wrap and go to a > >>second line are not active in the part of the link that is on the > second line. > >>The start of the link, on the first line, works fine. > >>All x-refs that wrap in Frame work fine in Frame. > >>I never saw this behavior before in a PDF made from a Frame file. > >>Does anyone have any guess as to why this is happening? > >>Thanks. > >>I am using timesavers and IXgen, in case it matters. > > > > > >Yes, this is related to the TimeSavers setting of "Ignore duplicate > >markers" (Links/General tab, under Advanced). > > > >Occasionally FrameMaker processes a single hypertext marker twice or more > >(this can be clearly seen in the PS file, or if you convert to PDF, with or > >without TimeSavers). > > > >Other than turning on "Ignore duplicate markers", you can suppress > >duplicate features by selecting the hypertext marker only and applying a > >character property or format to it. Depending on your use for hypertext > >markers, another option is to avoid having multiple hypertext markers in > >the same paragraph. > > > >[ Note: suppressing the cross-reference link made sense in conjunction with > >the "Side Links" feature, where a clickable symbol replaces the active > >area, and only one symbol is needed even when the cross-reference is split > >between two lines, see > >http://www.microtype.com/showcase/NavigationAsst/SideLinks1.pdf or > >http://www.microtype.com/showcase/NavigationAsst/SideLinks2.pdf ] > > > > > > > >Shlomo Perets > > > >MicroType * http://www.microtype.com > >FrameMaker/Acrobat training & consulting * FM-to-Acrobat > TimeSavers/Assistants > > > >------------------------------------------ > > > >1-hour webinars (free), starting 10am PDT | 1pm EDT | 5pm UTC/GMT: > > > >Tuesday, July 21: Effective PDF Bookmarks with FrameMaker-to-Acrobat > >TimeSavers > >https://student.gototraining.com/register/1035786782006430995 > > > >Tuesday, August 18: Enhancing PDFs with Form Fields (with FM-to-Acrobat > >TimeSavers + Form Asst) > >https://student.gototraining.com/register/3420308416844530916 > > > > > > > > > > > >
