Doc-To-Help inquiry

[Wanda_L_Hill -at- KPMG -dot- COM]

     Doc-To-Help Users,

     I've started using D2H and encountered persistent problems with out of
     memory (OOM)in the diagnostic stage and unresolved links (warning
     4113)in the final compile. These main problems have popped up in two
     unrelated compiles.

     My manual has two main sections of ~500 pages which will eventually be
     combined. The first section has 22 chapters, and OOM appears within
     the first 6 to 8 chapters. I tried rearranging some of the chapters in
     the organizer to try to confirm if the chapter was the problem. I'd
     like to hear from users who have compiled successfully compiled large
     documents. Did you encounter OOM? If so, what did you do to overcome
     it?

     My manual allegedly doesn't have hypertext links, yet I've encountered
     the "unresolved jump or popup" messages at the end of the compile
     process for the tail end of one chapter and all of another. This feels
     like a "stretched bookmark" syndrome, but there is no bookmark or
     annotation for it. Furthermore, these chapters (tried doing a minidoc
     compile of 3 chapters) sailed through each stage of the diagnostics
     and reformatting without red flags. In the .hlp file, those headers
     show up just like the other similar level headers, but clicking them
     triggers a popup claiming there is no help for that topic. Any ideas
     on what I've got or how to fix it?

     Thanks for help.

     Wanda Hill
     Wanda_L_Hill -at- kpmg -dot- com