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September 2, 2010 at 1:34 pm #56903
AaronA
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Aha! The Acrobat piece is solved. The culprit wasn't aliasing at all, it was page numbering. As each booklet used the same page numbering, when I went to replace pages in Acrobat — despite clicking on the exact page in the Pages panel — Acrobat continued to replace the first occurence of that page #, rather than the page I wanted replaced! Sheesh. A warning would be handy. (Maybe better in 9; i'm on 8…?)

Unclicking 'Use logical page numbers' in Preferences solved it.

So now the only outstanding question is the bizarre layer behavior in linked .indd files. Anyone please weigh in!

Aaron

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