Re: Globally changing the path to referenced files

2009-03-25 Thread David Schor
Hi Menahem, I would emphasize to your outsourcers that it's important that they do all modifications within the full directory structure of the project. It's obvious that in the case you described, the outsourcer edited the file in a different location. All the best, David -- David Schor

RE: Globally changing the path to referenced files

2009-03-25 Thread David Spreadbury
Menahem, Opening the file and pointing to the first missing graphic should have fixed all other graphics in the file, if the graphics are all in the same location. If not, each graphic with a different location would prompt for a re-import. A suggestion; instead of using NotePad try TextPad ($30)

RE: Globally changing the path to referenced files

2009-03-25 Thread Martinek, Carla
Menahem - This may or may not help you in the future, but when I send files to the translators, I use the Archive plugin to create a stand-alone copy of the source files. I don't need to maintain the original directory structure since I consider the translated guides to be a snapshot of a

RE: Globally changing the path to referenced files

2009-03-25 Thread Lea Rush
Dave, I'd like to mention that this doesn't match my experience: Opening the file and pointing to the first missing graphic should have fixed all other graphics in the file, if the graphics are all in the same location. If not, each graphic with a different location would prompt for a