Darker bold font on node labels in the procces model designer and extrange message

Question

Hi 
 
 I'm getting the message in the process model designer that says: "Some referenced items could not be found. Please check the model and correct any problems" Why this problem happens ussually? I can't fix it Also I noticed there are some labels on nodes that are in bold font. What does it mean?

T hanks in advance

rogeliog · Accepted Answer

Hi everyone. 
 Here it is what happened. 
 About the bold font, yes, now i see where i can change the font style, so maybe it was by accident. 
 About the reference items could not be found message, it was a security thing so, someone else that is in the sys admin group started making that process flow, and then me in a lower privileged group level (designers group) continued working on the process, and that message refers to the object that the sys admin made . The weird part is that i could continue working an saving and publishing to that process flow working as expected even though that anoying message was still showing after each save and publish. 
 I think that has to be with a check in the admin console; "Default User Profile Visibility" because once i checked it, the message was gone. But in this case i had to leave it unchecked because of the company policies.

Thanks every one. :)

swapnac · Answer

First check can you publish the PM or not, If not please check dependencies and debug else the process model is referring some variables/rules which are outdated that does not effect the working of PM. During Design you selected the text as bold and hence its bold,

Mike Schmitt · Answer

Re: the bold node names -- I've noticed in the past that if you drag-and-drop a new node onto the model layout after having just previously interacted with an element with bold text (like a swim lane), the new object will automatically have bold font also. It doesn't mean much otherwise. You should be able to correct it but you'll need to manually correct each node individually as far as I know.