RE: Odd-Even Oddities

["Stevens, Ananda" <Ananda.Stevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you've tried the save-as-MIF and re-import, and that doesn't work, try
mucking with the MIF files directly. Find the places where the even-odd
settings are set, and compare the 'bad' file with a 'good' file to find out
where the differences are. Fix the 'bad' file, then re-import the MIF and
see what happens. 

HTH,
Ananda Stevens



-----Original Message-----
From: Barry Meislin [mailto:barrym@taux01.nsc.com]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 3:45 AM
To: framers@omsys.com
Subject: Odd-Even Oddities


Hello,

For the most part, in my book files, in the Master Page Usage page, or
dialog box (Format.Page Layout.Master Page Usage), "Even" pages are 
defined as "Left" and "Odd" pages are defined as "Right."

This is as it should be. 

However, in files in one my books, the pages are defined in reverse: 
"Even" pages are defined as "Right" and "Odd" pages are defined as "Left." 

I have no idea how this happened.

In response, I manually changed the range definitions for each of the files 
in the book. This worked, as expected; but when I regenerated the book with 
different conditional text settings, the Even-Odd definitions reverted to 
the undesired format.

In frustration, and dreading the thought of having to constantly modify the 
Even-Odd page settings manually, I turn to you for help.

Is there a way for me to change the settings to the "desired" ones once and 
for all? Are default settings defined somewhere else in Frame (in a dialog 
box other than Master Page Usage--in the Book Settings, for example)?

Kindly advise.

Thank you,
Barry Meislin
National Semiconductor

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