Re: X-Refs appear to be located in the twilight zone

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From: R. VanDyke
Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 16:51

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I occasionally seem the same behavior, although I'm not sure why it happens. If the x-refs are by chance at the start of a text inset, editing the text inset from within the container document seems to break the x-ref; the x-ref then needs to be opened and reapplied. You didn't mention text insets, so that's probably not your issue. Sorry I can't be more helpful other than to reinforce that, yes, I too experience this occasionally.

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