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Renny John <jdak07@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wrote some documentation in info using emacs23.
> Had an @xref{fhv001,,Text}. point to an @anchor{fhv001}
> Made an info file [No errors]
> But when I read the info file in emacs, the cross reference gives me
> the error "No such anchor or node".
> The cross-reference works fine in the info program run from the
> terminal.
> Tested on Macintosh and Ubuntu with the same results.
> How can I make this work in emacs?

This sounds like a bug in Emacs.  Could you construct a minimal texinfo
file which illustrates the problem, then post it with a bug report to
bug-gnu-emacs@gnu.org?

-- 
Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).