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OK, I've been using Frame for about 3 years, but I'm designing a template for an online pdf for the first time, and something very odd (I think) is happening to my pdf bookmarks. (btw, am using Frame 6, Acrobat/Distiller 4.0).

I've got two flows in my template: a Flow T for the title of each chapter (which is assigned Para tag Heading1) and Flow A for the body text, which, of course, includes Heading2, Heading3, etc. In my book file, I have an initial file called "frontmatter", then the first chapter of the book. In the document settings (which I've specified at both the document and book levels), I've specified that the first chapter of the book (the second file in the book file) should start at chapter one, restart para numbering, restart page numbering, etc.

When I save as pdf, the bookmarks get all messed up in the first chapter. The Heading1 appears after Heading2, Heading3, etc (it comes last)! The order of the bookmarks is fine for all the other chapters in the book. I thought I had just somehow corrupted my first chapter file, so I tried making another file the first chapter. As soon as I saved as pdf, it knocked the Heading1 in that file down to the bottom as well (and now that I've put the file back in its proper position, the bookmarks are still mucked up-they haven't reverted to the correct order they had been in before, even though I've re-generated and re-saved as pdf).

I'm getting the following log message when I pdf:
% [ Warning: The following Names in Name Tree Dests were not defined ] %
       G3.1029354
       G3.1029620

Does this have anything to do with the "Create Named Destinations for All Paragraphs" option in the PDF Setup dialog? This is off. I'm pretty sure it's been off by default since I began...

This problem only started when I added another flow to my template (I wanted to align the chapter title with the chapter number in text frames at the top of the chapter's first page). Is it something in how I've used text frames that has messed me up? I'm tempted to just make all the headings linear, and forget that it ever ocurred to me to use frames!

Can anyone help me with this? Thanks!!!