Double Navigation or Cookie Crumbs

I just upgraded to roboHelp 9 from 8. After making a few changes to our Policy Manual http://policy.bhmanagement.com/BHMS_Online_Manuals.htm I noticed that some pages have dual cookie crumbs in the upper right. Is this a glitch or a simple setting I need to turn off? Any and all help is appreciated.
Thanks.

Hi Michael
With RoboHelp you have the choice of either globally applying breadcrumbs or selectively applying them. What you have described sounds as if you have enabled the global application while also selectively applying them on specific pages.
To selectively apply them, you may insert a Breadcrumbs placeholder into the topic. Or you may insert the placeholder into a Master Page associated with specific topics. In this case, if you are enabling global breadcrumbs, you would see two rows.
The bottom line is to scrutinize the pages where you are seing doubles. Either that or just disable globally applied breadcrumbs.
Cheers... Rick
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<blockquote>
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OWASP Ecuador Student Chapter Leader
Mozillian & FSA
Fedora Ambassador for Ecuador
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======================
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Líder de la Comunidad de Software Libre y Seguridad Informática Hackem
OWASP Ecuador Student Chapter Leader
Mozillian & FSA
Fedora Ambassador for Ecuador
OpenStreetMap Ecuador Leader
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ok, this is the second time in about 2 months or maybe alittle more that this thing powers on..last night about 11:00 pm it auto powered on without me programing it to do so...last time it did it was about the same time i believe, i remember since the thing woke me up...anyone here got a reason for it? thanks

My computer has boot itself up a few times aswell... about 3 AM usually.
and very mysteriously started up a game of solitaire and left cookie crumbs on my keyboard hehee...

Double Navigation or Cookie Crumbs

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