PDF Optimization Failure due to Object IDs?

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From: william cohan
Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 21:15

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I tried to optimize my Book, created in FM 7.0, with Document-Optimize PDF File size-Optimize File, but it failed. I looked at the FM Console and saw a lot of information about Object Ids and it listed past versions of my manual. I then opened one of the chapters and tried the same thing on just that one file and it failed again. The console gave me this: 

File XLNET_User_Manual-RTREPORT.fm 
Cross-References: 
54728	22825	93501	86860	44666	 
87367	72512	98933	79058	31444	 
28147	89596	26868	52626	97082	 
22826	80973	45789	74842	72698	 
11088	59842	55706	79157	53052	 
41783	93381	17028	63831	95032	 
File RIMES-Function-7x9-11c.fm 
Object IDs: 
	963474.... 

How do I erase the object Ids so that I can successfully optimize my book?

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