Re: What the Distiller warning really means

[Dan Emory <danemory@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I believe it simply means that Distiller found two or more links to the same
node, which is perfectly legal. Why an error message is produced in this
situation is a mystery to me.

At 10:47 AM 12/8/98 -0600, Paul Schulte wrote:
>Good day, all,
>
>Dan Emory has given the only answer I've ever run into on the various
>Framers and pdf lists. It is possible I've missed it, so here goes.
>
>What does this warning message actually mean?
>
>% [ Warning: The following Named Destinations were defined more than once ]
>%
>
>Dan's advice was to ignore it, which I routinely do as I do not have the
>time or the chartered responsibility to make sure every link and bookmark
>actually works. (When just pdf image only scans are acceptable for most
>archival needs, it's hard to justify the investigation time.)
>
>I've never seen any answer that explains what might be going on between
>FrameMaker and the Acrobat Distiller here. Any additional light that can be
>shed on this subject would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks and happy holidays!
>
>Paul K. Schulte
>Medtronic, Inc.
>
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