Fixing the pgfid-#### tags in files?

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From: Hal Jordy
Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 06:18

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I'm using FrameMaker 6 on Windows. When I export my book to HTML (native) the TOC entries don't work, apparently because I have different chapters with identical paragraph number tags in the headings. Is there any way to get Frame to automatically renumber these 'pgfid' tags for the whole book? Is there a work-around? 

The problem goes away if I save the HTML with new file breaks at each chapter, because then the TOC entries include the Chapter # and it doesn't matter that the paragraph number is the same. But, this doesn't work for me, because I have numerous named anchors that I need to be able to reference from other documents. I don't want to have to update all of those other documents any time I add a chapter. So the HTML output needs to be one big, ugly, but readily searchable/linkable file. 

All ideas welcome. Even saving as MIF and stripping the tags, if that is known to work!

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