X-Refs appear to be located in the twilight zone

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From: william cohan
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 14:31

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I am using FM7.0. I created a book with 6 chapters. Each chapter has x-ref links to other chapters. Every morning, when I open the book, I get error messages about invalid x-refs. So I fix the same links every morning, and just keep fixing them and every morning they don't work again. I feel like my framemaker files are stored in the very core of the twilight zone. Any advice out there? 
William

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