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| 285.1 | fixed in next release | RAGMOP::UTT | | Thu Mar 01 1990 11:22 | 8 |
| Thanks, Vicki.
That bug has been fixed and the fix will be in the next release
of the writer's toolkit. If the workaround with the <p> tag
presents enormous problems for anyone, send me mail and we will
work the problems offline.
Mary
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| 285.2 | Might want to <CONDITION> | REORG::JALBERT | | Wed Mar 21 1990 13:09 | 5 |
| Just a suggestion if you are going to do this. You might want to
use <condition> to conditionalize where you have put the extra
<p> tags so that it does not affect the hard copy output.
Sally
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| 285.3 | Similar problem with <FOOTNOTE> and <TABLE> tags. | GALVIA::FLOOD | ghost writers in the sky.... | Sun Mar 25 1990 14:24 | 13 |
| > <<< Note 285.0 by BABBLE::MEAGHER >>>
> -< Bookbuild hangs and never finishes >-
> I added a <p> tag before each <head> tag and also before each <command> tag
> (the book is a reference manual), and my book built successfully.
The problem also occurs when you place a <FOOTNOTE> tag before a <TABLE>
tag. The cure is the same (<P>). See note 302.
Kevin.
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| 285.4 | | CURRNT::ALFORD | Ice a speciality | Wed May 09 1990 11:37 | 2 |
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...and I'm in the middle of suspecting <LIST> as well....
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| 285.5 | Now _where_ do I put that <P> tag? | LEZAH::SCANLON | I was so much older then... | Thu Aug 02 1990 13:22 | 31 |
| Hello!
Sounds like I have the same problem. My book processes just fine for other
destinations, but when I process for the bookreader, it goes into an
endless loop when it hits my chapter with <FOOTNOTE> tags. My problem is
that my <FOOTNOTE> tags are within a table, and I'm not sure where to put
the <P> tags.
The coding looks like this:
<TABLE>(title\ref)
<TABLE_ATTRIBUTES>(WIDE)
<TABLE_SETUP>(3\15\15)
<FOOTNOTE>(1\blah, blah, blah)
<FOOTNOTE>(2\more blah, blah, blah)
<TABLE_HEADS>(head\head\head)
.
.
.
<ENDTABLE>
<P>
I've tried putting a <P> tag after each footnote, but that didn't work.
Any suggestions? Or would anyone care to explain why the <P> fix works so
I can make educated guesses?
Any help greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Take care,
Tara
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| 285.6 | Need more info... | VAXUUM::GRANT | I've saved $2596.50 since I quit smoking. | Thu Aug 02 1990 15:03 | 11 |
| Tara,
I've tried to duplicate your problem without any luck. Could you
send me a pointer to your file that's causing the problem? I'll check
it out for you.
Also, could you verify for me what version of the software you're
using?
Thanks,
Wayne
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| 285.7 | Ooops! The table isn't the problem... | LEZAH::SCANLON | I was so much older then... | Fri Aug 03 1990 10:32 | 16 |
| Hi Wayne!
You're absolutely right! That section works fine. My mistake...
I had thought that my problem was being caused by the footnotes in a table
in chapter 1. It turns out, though, that DOCUMENT didn't like the footnotes
in a list at the end of my preface. (DOCUMENT had told me that it wrote
the .TEX file for the preface, so I didn't even consider it as the source
of the difficulties.) Once I put a <P> tag between the end of the list and
the end of the preface, it worked fine. (Well, almost... I'm off to do
some online_chunking now!)
Thanks for your help and your quick response!
Take care,
Tara
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