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I'm trying to create a .pdf of Revelation for community testing. I'm using the same configuration as I've used successfully for other books. This time PTXprint runs fine for the first three and a bit chapters. Then at 4:5 the content suddenly disappears. I can't see anything to cause that in the PT project. 

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Any ideas?

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This is the kind of behavior that one normally sees if there is a large block of text that is marked as non-breaking. Without seeing the text that is failing it is hard to diagnose what is happening.
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Yes, I agree - that without an archive to follow-up with, it is hard to say what the issue might be. Please use the button at the bottom of the Help tab to Create an Archive and send it in to the address provided in the tooltip.

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