Go into your operating system and make a copy of the bob.* files.
Rename them to doug.*, being careful to match the names that are now
used in your book file.
Regenerate/update.
Art
On 12/21/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FM 7.1 (unstructured) Win XP0
>
> I've seen this befor
John Posada wrote:
> How much work? You add it, it's done. Its thr same amount of
> work as regenerating it
I'm with John; I don't even understand how you "start recreating" the
files without finishing. When you select Add TOC, the Set Up dialog box
already has the settings you used last (pgfs
How much work? You add it, it's done. Its thr same amount of work as
regenerating it
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
"Bigamy is having one wife too many. Monogamy is the same."
--Oscar Wilde
I started re-creating the files this morning (doing an Add TOC), but this seems
like a lot of
If you are using Frame 7, you can open the book and then rename the TOC and
IX files to be the same name as the book right in Frame.
So BobTOX would be DougTOC. I do this all the time and it works fine.
General steps when I rename a book: Open book in Frame. File/Save as new
name. Still in Frame,
Yes, changing the names of the generated files is the bit of magic you
need. There's a good reason why FrameMaker calls the command
Generate/Update. If you invoke the command and FrameMaker finds
files with the expected names, it updates them; if it fails to find
files
with the expected names it
