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FrameMaker questions

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From: Harro Kremer
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 1991 09:14
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Hello,

I've gotten quite fond of FrameMaker, but have some problems:
BTW: I'm using FrameMaker 2.1X (X window version).

1) When I make figures, I would like the caption to be in the figure,
but the paragraph numbering gets messed up. Sometimes FrameMaker starts
with a new value for the counter used in the paragraph number.
What should I do to keep the numbering correct ?

2) I made a bibliography using FrameMaker using cross-references. When I
want to insert a cross-reference in my text, Scrolling through the
references by clicking the left mouse button in the scroll-bar make the
paragraphs seem out of order. 
It seems that this problem does not occur after I did an 'update
internal references'.
Any Help ?

3) How do I specify a geometry when starting imaker?

Thanks in advance,

    ___             Harro Kremer                 <kremer@cs.utwente.nl>
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|  \___/          | Univ of Twente,  Dept. Computer Science, TIOS-group
|___     __   ___ | P.O. Box 217, NL-7500 AE  Enschede, The Netherlands
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From: kremer@cs.utwente.nl (Harro Kremer)
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Subject: FrameMaker questions
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Date: 28 Feb 91 09:14:40 GMT
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