Question/need help with cross-reference formats (FM8, Windows)
i kneel before you, humbled , broken. advice appreciated. first, specs:
version: framemaker 8.0p277
o/s: windows xp pro sp3
the situation: i'm working massive document (1,600+ pages), broken out 36 discrete documents. small, 4 of documents run on 100 pages (110, 138, 260, , 274). there quite bit of cross-referencing, both internally , between documents, , ultimate aim not print, produce set of cross-referenced pdfs.
for many days, have been applying cross-reference markers , setting actual cross-references. on page 136 of 274-page doc, after editing cross-reference format definition , clicking [add], popped following: "cannot add more cross-reference formats document." current number of cross-reference formats in document 102 (i think... i've been weeping heavily , may off, it's close).
so burning question is: is there limit number of cross-reference formats can have in document? if so, number of formats? total number of characters? can't find reference on web limit on number of cross-reference formats -- know error message telling me.
i had deleted pre-set formats, of these formats apply actual cross-references, , cannot delete of without causing targets revert plain text , lose navigability.
i'm plotting work-arounds in head, none of them clean, or easy, or achieve desired end, end 1 set of master fm files.
i attempt cling flotsam of ruined project while hoping against hope out there has answer, , quick.
i'm bit confused why need many cross-ref =formats= opposed cross-ref source , destinations.
even huge doc systems have handful of formats, e.g. "for more info, see page ##", "see figure ##", , on, few formats. , when want insert x-ref instance, e.g. "blah, blah, see figure 22" would
1. insert > special > cross-reference,
2. choose source type (paragraph or marker),
3. select exact source
4. choose 1 of handful of formats dropdown men
5. hit insert add cross-ref content.
it sounds you're doing "edit format" box -- but, um... what?
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