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307.1 | You need <ENDONLINE_POPUP> | CLOSET::UTT | | Mon Apr 02 1990 19:44 | 12 |
| You have no <ENDONLINE_POPUP> tag. You should have gotten an error
message from the tag translator saying that there was no matching
<ENDONLINE_POPUP>. Please check the tag translator section of your
log file and let me know if you did *not* get such a message. (In
that case, you have found a bug we should fix.)
<ONLINE_POPUP> is not very smart: I do not know if it will allow
multiple <figure>...<endfigure> tag sequences in a single
popup. If it does, fine. If not, let me know by posting a reply
to this note.
Mary
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307.2 | There is an <ENDONLINE_POPUP> tag | REORG::JALBERT | | Tue Apr 03 1990 10:27 | 23 |
| Hi Mary,
There is an <ENDONLINE_POPUP> before the <ENDFORMAT> tag. We put it there
because we began the <ONLINE_POPUP> after the <FORMAT>.
Also, this is a huge book, about 700 pages, and has many other
multiple <figure>'s set up exactly the same way, so I believe
that <ONLINE_POPUP> works around multiple figures. We've been building
this book for quite some time now with no problems. This isn't anything
new that we have added either. We were getting a different error:
%PAS-F-ERRDURNEW, error during NEW
-LIB-F-BADBLOADR, bad block address
about a week or two ago. This error is what made the writer re-create the
PECO diagram from scratch. After he did that we then got the error message
in this topic. They magically went away and the book built fine for about
a week now and then the error appeared again. I was going to report it
then but it went away and then I forgot about it until it re-appeared.
Do you know what else it could be?
Sally
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307.3 | disk error? | TAVENG::PARMENTER | Mr Hulot's operating system | Tue Apr 03 1990 11:50 | 9 |
| > %PAS-F-ERRDURNEW, error during NEW
> -LIB-F-BADBLOADR, bad block address
I think this is a disk problem on your node. It is possible that the
disk and or your file have been corrupted. Check with your system
manager. In the meantime, get a backup of the file, but put it on
another disk and see if your problem goes away.
David
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307.4 | | REORG::JALBERT | | Wed Apr 04 1990 10:01 | 8 |
| Thanks I'll have one of them check it out, but this error has gone away
and our main concern is the other error mentioned.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks!
Sally
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307.5 | send files... | RAGMOP::UTT | | Wed Apr 04 1990 11:31 | 10 |
| Sally,
Sorry, first time through I didn't see your <endonline_popup> and
thought it was missing. If you send me the section that contains
that code and pointers to the .rags files, I will take a look at
it.
Thanks,
Mary
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307.6 | Check protections on Rags file | RAGMOP::FITZELL | put nifty saying here | Wed Apr 04 1990 13:47 | 7 |
| also send the rags file. The error message (for want of a better term)
is saying it couldn't open the figure file. I apologize for the pretty
unhelpful message and will have it fixed in the next release. You may
want to check protections on the file to make sure it is accesible to
the person doing the build.
Mike
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307.7 | Protection on file is (RWED,RWED,RE,RE) | REORG::JALBERT | | Wed Apr 04 1990 19:09 | 12 |
| Hi Mike,
I checked the protection on the files in the directory where the bookbuild
occurs and they are protected (RWED,RWED,RE,RE). There are a total of
290 .RAGS files done with PECO in this manual and they are protected the
same way and they all work. I have sent a pointer to Mary as to where the
files are for this.
Thanks!
Sally
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307.8 | only one figure? | STAR::KRAETSCH | NeXt Window Please | Thu Apr 05 1990 10:40 | 6 |
| It sounds like your problem is with one particular graphic.
Have you tried building a very small test book with only that graphic in
it to see if you still have the problem? If so, I'm sure that will
make it much easier for Mike to track down.
joe
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