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From: Lisa_Siegel
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 2004 14:54

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Hello,

Friday is such a great day to test your conversion tables. Whatever frustration you may feel is tempered by the glorious weekend ahead. :)

I'm going from unstructured to structured FrameMaker. Today, I'm testing specific conversion tables by applying them to test documents.

Here's the scoop:

I get these seemingly random messages that say " is not valid for this position." When I get out of structured view and look at my text, a single space is highlighted between two words. In the structured view, this space is labeled as <whitespace>. Reapplying the paragraph format to that space removes the break in structure and puts things right. Why is this happening?

Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
- Lisa

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