Two Bookmarks at the Beginning of Every Paragraph

"Speaking of which, is there an easy way to set up all xrefs to appear in the same frame? I'm manually setting that up for each xref, but would rather set it globally."

- not quite sure what you're talking about here - can you show a screenshot to illustrate what's the issue?

And what sort of error message are you getting when trying to import the book file from FM?

Hi,

This is a known issue. FrameMaker is creating additional bookmarks while generating HTML. This should be fixed in FM next update. A lot of other FM import related issues should be fixed in next update of both RH and FM.

Mayank

Thanks for trying, Peter.

Just a suggestion.

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Except that I didn't import the TOC. If I try to import the entire FM book file I get an error, so I'm importing the chapter files individually. I'm not even thinking of importing the TOC yet.

Doing the same with a Word document, I think this is linked to importing the TOC as well. 

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Thank you, Jeff. I turned off the view setting for bookmarks.

I'm not doing any real editing in the RH files, but I can see that some things didn't come across gracefully. FM's non-breaking spaces get stripped out. Our xrefs are full of them.

Speaking of which, is there an easy way to set up all xrefs to appear in the same frame? I'm manually setting that up for each xref, but would rather set it globally.

It never really bothered me because I don't do any further authoring in RH - just tweak the TOC and MapdID file a little. Isn't there a show/hide indicators setting in RH?

No, Jeff, there's no conditional text at all in the FM document. Granted, the bookmarks are harmless; but they're messy, and they make the text difficult to read in RH.

Any conditioning on those headers in FM? I noticed I get bunch brought over too when I import. But it's harmless & doesn't seem to have any impact on the resulting output (as far as I can tell).