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Uday,

Are you encountering any errors if you try to convert the EPS files
directly to PDF using Distiller? I suspect you just have a bad or
overtly complex EPS file. Have you been able to identify the specific
graphic(s) that are causing the problem on page 3?

I use hundreds to thousands of EPS files when creating catalogs, so
it's not a typical FM or EPS problem.

As a side note, FM converts PDF files internally to an EPS format for
its own use. So if you have good EPS files, you are not gaining (but
rather increasing resource burden) by converting to PDF prior to
importing into FM. However, I've found that some complex EPS files may
be easier to run through PDF first and then import to FM.