RE: Need help quickly

[<Michael.Long@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mary,

Perhaps not much help, but what I remember of our past experience with
your 1 & 2:

1--Art's advice sounds about right for a long-term resolution. I can't
find my notes on the problem. I believe it's covered in the Adobe and
Complete Reference manuals. I think we mainly experienced that when
changing default printer. If you changed your default printer setting
prior to experiencing that, try reverting to the previous setting.

2--After first converting to Frame, we had a spate of unresolved xref
messages. Discovered that someone had been setting the Source Type in
the xref dialog to Cross-Reference Markers rather than Paragraphs. Also
we still have them in association with xrefs to points in text insets.
Haven't had time to try a resolution I've read about here or in
FrameUsers. But we reduce the nuisance factor somewhat by having the
text inset setting for frequency of updating inset on Manual instead of
Automatic. 

Mike

Mike Long
Team Leader, User Documentation
Medstat
http://www.medstat.com
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-framers@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-framers@xxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf
> Of Mary Sutton
> Sent: Friday, September 02, 2005 11:21 AM
> To: Framers (framers@xxxxxxxxx)
> Subject: Need help quickly
> 
> Everything's going to pot here.  I have a couple problems that are
> preventing me from updating my book:
> 
> 1. Unavailable fonts.  No matter what I do, I keep getting the message
> that
> such-and-such document using Unavailable fonts.  I have checked all my
> paragraph defs.  They all use fonts that are installed on my machine.
The
> biggest offender is Courier - Frame keeps telling me it will replace
with
> Courier New.  Problem is, all my paragraph tags use Courier New and
even
> if
> they don't (and I can't find them), I do have Courier installed on my
> machine.  Why Frame can't see it, I have no idea.
> 
> 2. Unresolved X-refs.  I have several documents that continue to tell
me
> they have unresolved x-refs.  I go in, find them all, update them,
save
> all
> my documents, and the next time I open my document, I get the
unresolved
> x-refs warning again.
> 
> 3. I'm getting a message about how my current TOC will be overwritten
and
> if
> I don't want to save the changes, I should not save the new version,
open
> the old one and resave in Document format.  Since I'm adding new
chapter
> files to the book, plus tons of new content, wouldn't I want to
replace
> the
> TOC?
> 
> We release in two weeks.  My document lock-down is next week.  I need
> help,
> please.
> 
> Thanks,
> Mary
> 
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