At 11:37 -0800 30/11/09, Les Smalley wrote: >Are other graphic visible?
Yes. > In the View > Options dialog, there's a check box to hide graphics (makes > scrolling through pages much faster). No, that's not it: all other graphics display normally. >Is it possible that the offset info is corrupt so the image is masked by the >anchored frame? If you see the a-frame, click on its border and then >control-a to select the contents and then use Graphics > Object Properties to >see and adjust as needed. Or the Run-Around properties are out-of-whack.... Now that's possible. When the problem manifests itself, only the anchor is visible: there is no frame border to click on. >Another outside possibility is that there is a duplicate text frame overlaying >them, but you can often discern that if you page backward and forward - the >graphic will 'flash' for a second before being covered by the text frame. Yes, I've seen that, but I don't see that behaviour here. I will set up a test file that manifests the problem and do some forensics on it. >None of these sound particualrly likely from your description, but you never >know what may help resolve one of these situations or trigger the "eureka" >moment to fix it... > >Good luck, and let us know the outcome. Sure will, and thanks. I'm sure there is an explanation and a solution, but this is a particularly nasty bug as, in a book with hundreds of figures, one disappearing might go unnoticed unless an explicit check was done. Anchored frames is something one tends to rely on FrameMaker to get right. -- Steve
