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Old 08-12-2009, 09:22 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by ahi View Post
Hmmm.... are you saying you generated the 80,000 page PDF with the default memory settings?

I only got about 5,000 pages with those... can't even generate the 10,000 page (single Summa Theologica) file without raising those limits.
Hmm... it depends what you mean with "memory settings". I had to change what I said above to generate the 80,000 page PDF, otherwise it aborts at around 60,000 pages, but nothing else, I didn't have to re-create formats or anything else. It may be that I had already modified something a couple of years ago, but I don't think so, this system's tetex should be pretty much out-of-the-box.

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Can you tell me more about the .out file stuff? Also, do you know how to prevent PDFLaTeX from generating any PDF bookmarks?
The .out file is where hyperref stores the information for the bookmarks. I noticed that when pdflatex aborts, if I try to recompile, it then aborts again right at the beginning, when reading the .out file, that's why I think the stuff in the .out file might be one of the culprits.

To disable the bookmarks try passing bookmarks=false to the hyperref package.
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