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    This was not a line printer bug per se. It is a bug in T1.0, which
    has been found and fixed. The problem is that:
    
    <figure>
    <figure_attributes>(multipage)
    <code_example>(Keep)
    
    causes the infinite loop *when* the example is indeed too big for
    a single page (line printer bombs more frequently because fewer
    lines fit on the page). Until the update, you can work around this
    by removing the <figure_attributes>. You will get page that are
    too long, but at least you will know what needs to be fixed.
    
    patti anklam
    
    
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    Good heavens!  A note that mirrors a problem I've been wrestling
    with for the last 2 days!
    
    I was trying to do the same thing... LINE destination, S.R doc-
    type...
    
    I submitted a BATDOC job at 6:30 last night.  When I logged in
    from home at 7:00 this a.m., I check the .LIS file... there were
    problems inside my Chapter 7... it managed to go all the way 
    through page 7-34763... I realized there was a problem!  The
    .DVI_LPR file was almost 22,000 blocks long!  And it was STILL
    processing...
    
    I've taken out all the attributes stuff and am BATDOC-ing again
    now... I hope it works... the book's supposed to get added onto
    a distribution tape TODAY!
    
    The only question I have now, Patti, is this:  I needed to ADD
    the multipage attribute to get an .LN3 file (this was explained
    to me by you in a reply from a note I wrote a few days ago.)
    I always have to produce .LNO, .LN3 and .LPR versions of the
    same .GNC file.  Does this mean I have to edit the attributes
    out of the .GNC file each time BEFORE I try to get an .LPR
    file?
    
    donna
    
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    Donna, you shouldn't have to recode your file. The loop occurred
    when (KEEP) was specified on the <code_example>. In your corrected
    files, you should just have <example_attributes>(multipage) followed
    by <code_example> or <display>, no explicit <page> tags in the
    examples, and it should work for all output devices. 
    
    patti
    
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