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Dick Margulis margulisd at comcast.net
Thu Sep 14 08:47:27 MDT 2006


Samuel Wright wrote:

> I am using AuthorIT to publish to word 2000, and then converting
> to pdf with Acrobat 7. So there is not danger of there being any
> unstructured text or odd styling in the document.
> 
> I'm having two issues, one is indentation. Often my second (and
> subsequent) chapters are indented within my first chapter. (I'm
> generating bookmarks from H1,2,3)

The bookmarks are indented in the Acrobat bookmark pane? Just select the 
indented bookmarks and drag them out.

> 
> Also some of the bookmarks have the chapter number (eg, 2.4.1), and
> some don't. This seems often but not always related to having an
> alphanumeric string at the start of the chapter title.

You can edit the bookmarks as well, if you wish.

If the document pages look as you expect them to and the only problem is 
with the bookmarks, I say fix the bookmarks and go on with your day. If 
you really want to know why this is happening, you'll have to dig into 
the Word file (initially) to look at how the headings are coded and then 
look at the AuthorIT file to see what artifacts are causing the problem. 
But if it's only a few documents I wouldn't dig that deep myself.




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