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The exact version of my Framemaker is 7.1p114
The PL/SQL procedure that creates the mif is in fact run on an ORACLE APEX SERVER so my guess would be that the system is not a problem.

To answer Art and Sheila, Yes we are copying the pdf graphic files into our newly created MIF and yes it definitely means that it is a huge part of the new MIF file. the problem we have is that those graphics are stored in an ORACLE database (blob field) and the MIF file is also created and then stored in the same database. Once the file is created we can then download it or re-generate it if we changed some data or some related graphics. So I guess that referencing would be a problem when downloading the MIF if we don't also download the graphics.

Anyway, the quick fix that I found is simply to create multiple MIF files whenever I have more than 5 graphics. Then after downolading those mif I can create a "book" in Framemaker to generate the new pdf files. This way instead of having only one MIF file I usualy get 2 or 3 but at least the formatting is OK.

Thanks a lot for the quick help. Appreciate it !