evas@cs.eur.nl (Eelco van Asperen) (07/16/90)
Has anyone tried to use the "Reanchor Frames, All Pages" command in Ventura Publisher (Professional version 3.0, also in 2.0) to get picture frames to appear on the same page as their anchors ? I keep getting error messages saying that it can't find the frame the anchor refers to; this even happens when all the frames are on the right pages ! If I choose "Reanchor Frames, This Page", everything works ok. Any thoughts ? -- Eelco van Asperen. uucp: evas@cs.eur.nl || asperen@hroeur5.bitnet Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands || disclaimer ?? No one is free to do what he can't think off. || did you see any claims ??
tkw@GOMEZ.phys.virginia.edu (07/19/90)
In article <1990Jul16.090408.21221@cs.eur.nl>, evas@cs.eur.nl (Eelco van Asperen) writes: >Has anyone tried to use the "Reanchor Frames, All Pages" command >in Ventura Publisher (Professional version 3.0, also in 2.0) to get >picture frames to appear on the same page as their anchors ? I keep >getting error messages saying that it can't find the frame the >anchor refers to; this even happens when all the frames are on >the right pages ! If I choose "Reanchor Frames, This Page", everything >works ok. Any thoughts ? Somewhere in your file, you have a frame anchor mark that refers to a frame that doesn't exist. It could be that you deleted a frame after you entered an anchor mark for it, or that you typed the name of the frame differently in the "insert frame anchor" dialogue box and the "anchor frames" dialogue box. For example, you might have named a frame "house" and accidentally typed in "housse" when you inserted the frame anchor. When you reanchor frames, Ventura will come to the anchor mark named "housse" and won't find a frame with the same name. You can solve the problem by telling Ventura to delete the unresolved reference when it gives you the error message. This will delete the anchor mark. However, if you still have that frame called "house", you need to insert a new anchor mark for it. If the problem arose because you inserted an anchor mark and then deleted the frame, you have no need for the mark anyway, and you'll never miss it. INTERNET: tkw@gomez.phys.virginia.edu "Teresa Welch"