Re: Cross references in files imported by reference

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From: Van_Kurtz
Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:53

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Nicholas,

After you establish the cross-references between the various files, be sure to save all the files. This makes sure that the reference IDs are saved. I think it should then work.

Also, you may have to update the book twice. As part of the update book, Frame updates the text insets. I think it does it before it updates the cross-references. So, when it updates the text insets (the referenced files), the cross-references are the old ones.

Van

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