Hi Wendy
If you haven't already, I'd try:
- saving the misbehaving .fm files as .mif, opening the .mif and saving it as
.fm again.
- regenerating the TOC and (if it's generated) the index. Make sure all the
files in the book are open at the time.
- for the TOC, deleting page 14, to see if it
If the component files will only be used within this new
chapter, you could have saved a step by choosing the
Copy Into Document rather than the Import By Reference
option in the File Import dialog. This saves you the step
of converting the text insets to text after importing because
it
Using FM7.0p578 on WinXP
I have a situation which I don't think is so unusual, and yet I can't
seem to figure out how to get FM to handle it.
Our TOC page numbering begins on iii and goes as long as it has to,
ending on an even page.
Our Chapter 1 begins on the next page after the TOC page. So
Katy,
You wrote:
>FrameMaker 7.0 and now 7.2
>
>When I draw a text box using the tools palette and try to copy it
>(select the box and click Ctrl C), I get the dreaded
>Internal Error: 7204, #, ##
>
>and FrameMaker shuts down.
>
>I was hoping this might get fixed. Does anyone know
Hi Wendy
If you haven't already, I'd try:
- saving the misbehaving .fm files as .mif, opening the .mif and saving it as
.fm again.
- regenerating the TOC and (if it's generated) the index. Make sure all the
files in the book are open at the time.
- for the TOC, deleting page 14, to see if it
If the component files will only be used within this new
chapter, you could have saved a step by choosing the
Copy Into Document rather than the Import By Reference
option in the File Import dialog. This saves you the step
of converting the text insets to text after importing because
it
Using FM7.0p578 on WinXP
I have a situation which I don't think is so unusual, and yet I can't
seem to figure out how to get FM to handle it.
Our TOC page numbering begins on iii and goes as long as it has to,
ending on an even page.
Our Chapter 1 begins on the next page after the TOC page. So
