Howard,
If the master pages are the same in all the chapters, make the changes
in one, then use the "Import Formats" function to copy the page layouts
from the corrected chapter into all of the others. You can do this from
the book level. De-select all the other option and check "Page Layouts"
bef
This would be simple if the company name had been included
in the master page as a reference to a variable. When I
designed the templates for my former employer, I had used
that approach and it meant that we were able to do the
first-order rebranding of our documents with a minimal
amount of work
Hi Howard,
From the FM book, you can select all the files and import the formats
from a file that has the corrected footers. When importing the formats,
deselect everything except for Page Layouts.
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Howard Rauch wrote:
My client is asking me to update a catalog be
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> If the master pages are the same in all the chapters, make the changes
in one, then use the "Import Formats" function to copy the page layouts
from the corrected chapter into all of the others. You can do this from
the book level. De-select all the other o
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I may be missing something here... But why not simply do a global S&R?
( you could even swap in the new name as a variabl
