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Re: Hypertext links in FM 6, copied into 2nd FM 6 file, don't work after 2nd file converted to PDF

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From: Alyse Simon
Date: Sat, 25 May 2002 01:17
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Oh, Jeanie -- you're making me nervous that I'm perhaps doing something really stupid in this test run.  I just searched for what you're calling the "link tool" -- I've never dealt with this tool, at least consciously.  Clicked the link tool, saw a box around my "origination" link.  But I don't know what else I'm looking for.  I don't know what you mean by a "character tag application affecting the size of the link".  I need to check something in my character tags in the original Frame file?  Size meaning length?  Would you mind if I e-mailed you my test? It's 3 simple files:  The original frame file, the pasted-into Frame file, and the resulting PDF file once I saved the pasted-into file as PDF.
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Subject: Re: Hypertext links in FM 6, copied into 2nd FM 6 file, don't work after 2nd file converted to PDF
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