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Jarl,

FM assigns unique ObjectIDs to the paragraphs and when you generate
output from a book file, they appear in the format Gn.xxxxxx, where
the "G" means paragraph object, the "n" refers to the file position in
the book file and the "xxxxxx" is the uniqueID assigned by FM. The
missing destination means that somewhere there is a link that is
looking for that particular location. It could be something copied to
a Master or Reference page. The target location (paragraph) has
subsequently been deleted.

To find the source of the errant link, you could try searching the MIF
version of the file(s) for the "xxxxxxx" ID string. Note: the calling
reference could be located in a different file.

The second Warning message infers that the generated hypertext markers
in the 79th file (M79) of the book contained duplicate entries for the
Group Titles of an index (newlink.A, newlink.B, etc.). Were indexes
manually combined? A quick search using the Find function and looking
for marker test "newlink" in the 79th file should help you track down
any duplicates.