Probably I'm missing a fundamental point here <g> but have an issue with something I can't understand.

If I 'Preview a web page' in Design Pro X the last section of the generated code looks like this:

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<script type="text/javascript">xr_aeh()</script>
</body>
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If I do a full export or even a preview of the whole site then every page has an extra chunk embedded into it as follows - with EVERY other page in the .xar file listed:

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<script type="text/javascript">xr_prifs();</script>
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<a href="javascript:xr_prevp();"><span class="xr_pnav" style="left: 8px; background-position:0px 0px;"></span></a>
<a href="index.htm"><span class="xr_pnav" style="left: 32px; background-position:-16px 0px;"></span></a>
<a href="javascript:xr_nextp();"><span class="xr_pnav" style="left: 56px; background-position:-32px 0px;"></span></a>
<div class="xr_pnav" style="top: 10px; left: 80px; width: 1px; background-position:-64px 0px;"></div>
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<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="index.htm">1: Resin Casting | Moulding Services | Bespoke Curtain Poles | Sculpture | GRP | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="contact_opus_studio.htm">2: Contact Opus Studio | Professional resin casting, mould making | Curtain Poles and finials<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="thanks.htm">3: Thank you for contacting Opus Studio, Bristol, UK. We'll be in touch very soon!<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="cookies.htm">4: Opus Studio Cookie Policy | Professional resin casting, mould making | Curtain Poles and finials<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="map.htm">5: Site Map | Resin Casting &amp; Moulding Services | Bespoke Curtain Poles | GRP | Sculpture | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="downloads.htm">6: Download Resources | Catalogue of Bespoke Curtain Poles | Dimensional Drawings | Directions to our Bristol Workshop<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="news_headlines.htm">7: News from Opus Studio | Exhibitions | Customer Awards | Art Show | Galleries<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="news_content.htm">8: News from Opus Studio | Winner of Best Window Furnishings Product | Art Show | Galleries<br /></a>
9: News from Opus Studio | Winner of Best Window Furnishings Product | Art Show | Galleries<br />
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="poles_finial_designs.htm">10: Finial Designs | Finial Dimensions | Elegant Curtain Poles and Window Treatments | Bespoke and Custom Service | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="poles_accessories.htm">11: Opus Curtain Pole Accessories | Corded Tracking Systems | Wooden Brackets | Draw Rods | Brass and Chrome Brackets | UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="poles_finishes.htm">12: Curtain Pole Finishes | 19 Standard Colours | Custom Finishes | Highlighting | Distressed Paint Effects | UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="contemporary_tiles.htm">13: Clear Resin Casting | Contemporary Tiles for Wet Rooms | Modern Interiors | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="interior_design_commissioned.htm">14: Resin Casting for Interior Design | Mould-making Services | Bespoke Furniture | Lighting | Sculpture | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="casting_techniques.htm">15: In-house Mould-making and Casting Techniques | Production Methods | Finishing Techniques | Sculpture | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="moulding_stages.htm">16: Mould-making | Types of moulds | Highly Detailed Artworks | Step by step overview of process | Bristol UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="commercial_industrial_casting.htm">17: Commercial and Industrial Casting | Concrete Casting | Theatrical Props | Architectural Mouldings | POS Items | Awards and Trophies | UK<br /></a>
<a class="xr_pnavmenu" href="menu_definition.htm">18: menu_definition.htm<br /></a>
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I have 2 concerns with this:
Firstly, there are pages in the .xar file that I do not need/want to be referenced or discoverable to a spider, and which I have not linked to.
Secondly, Google therefore indexes all of these links and displays them in its results with title snippets which start with the page number - and looks very amateurish.

A Google search for site:http://www.opus-studio.com illustrates the problem.

I realise that I can exclude specific pages with a robots.txt file, but what to do about the page numbers in the title?

Any ideas at all?

TIA
Scrimshaw