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Re: Distill FM6 output: Name Tree Dests were not defined



Fred,

You wrote:

>I'm distilling the output from FM6 and receiving the
>message:
>
>    Warning: The following Names in Name
>    Tree Dests were not defined
>        G3.1002396
>        G3.1002597
>        G3.1002886
>        G3.1002974
>
>According to http://www.microtype.com/resources/FMbugs.html
>the is a known bug in FM6:
>
>    Random named destinations are missing in PS output
>    (causing bad links), unless Create Named
>    Destinations for All Paragraphs is turned on (PDF
>    Setup, Links tab) [Distiller may say: "Warning: The
>    following Names in Name Tree Dests were not
>    defined", but this warning will not be displayed if
>    the book is printed to separate files and the
>    missing destination is used by a cross-file link]
>
>According to this, the solution is to turn off "Create
>Named Destinations for All Paragraphs", which is
>already the case for me.

The solution is turn ON the "Create Named Destinations
for All Paragraphs" box, then recreate the PS file and distill.

Distiller's message indicates that, as a matter of fact, there are
some links/bookmarks in the current PDF which use the undefined
destinations, and are therefore non-functional (will do nothing
when clicked). The bad links/bookmarks can be easily identified
with PDF link checking utilities.

This bug is present in FrameMaker 7.0 also; there are sample
.fm files available through the link above which demonstrate
the impact of this on hypertext links and/or cross-references.

[ Turning this option on increases the PDF file size. If file size
is an issue, there are other techniques to safely discard all
destinations which are not used by links/bookmarks. ]


Shlomo Perets

MicroType * http://www.microtype.com
FrameMaker, Acrobat training & consulting * FM-to-Acrobat TimeSavers/Assistants




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