Re: Cross References

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From: Van_Kurtz
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:48

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If you make a cross-reference from one file to another, be sure you save BOTH files, including the one that contains the target of the cross-reference. You may think you made no changes to the target file, but Frame did.

Van

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