Hi Gary,
This could easily be done with FrameScript. It is not the markers you have
to change; it is the XRefFile property of each external cross-reference. As
for the markers in the TOC, etc., you will just have to update the TOC after
you rename the files. Please contact me off-list Monday and
At 20:54 -0400 1/6/13, Duncan, Gary wrote:
If I rename Frame files in a book, is it possible to automate changing the
file names in cross-reference hypertext markers to repair the cross-references
that will break? Specifically, we'd like to rename Frame files so that there
are no spaces in the
Karen,
You wrote:
Several heading paragraph styles I know are in use and in the book's
documents do not appear in
the PDF Setup for Selected Files dialog Include Paragraphs or Don't
Include lists when setting up
PDF bookmarks. It does appear all files in the book are highlighted
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At 20:54 -0400 1/6/13, Duncan, Gary wrote:
>If I rename Frame files in a book, is it possible to automate changing the
>file names in cross-reference hypertext markers to repair the cross-references
>that will break? Specifically, we'd like to rename Frame files so that there
>are no spaces in
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Yes, that works for me. Select the document you want to rename in the
list in the book file, then use FrameMaker's command to rename it.
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 8:42 PM, Mike Wickham wrote:
> If I remember right, renaming the files from inside the book window takes
> care of all that
