There is certainly a way. First it depends on what really happened. If 
everything remained really the same, then this problem should not occur. 

Perhaps the old pdf repository has been moved to the trash, which perhaps may 
cause this problem. Then AFAIK resetting the preferences of the pdf repository 
may help.

Then, if all this does not help, with some AppleScripting it should be possible 
to fix the links. However, that depends also on the naming rules. Previous 
discussions on this topic may already offer a solution (notably Bibdesk-users 
forum, 17.Jan.2010: 
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=4C44489C-36A5-4A3B-9EED-6217FF59E6E3%40gmail.com&forum_name=bibdesk-users).
 Please search for those and check out the AppleScript I have provided.

I am happy to provide my latest script on this, if above link does not help you 
already.

Regards,
Andreas
 

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On 05/Jul/2010, at 14:37 , Anil N. Hirani wrote:

> In BibDesk I had links to all my PDF papers. I recently had to get a  
> fresh copy of the directory containing all the papers (deleted the old  
> directory, got a copy of an identical directory from another computer  
> -- due to change in subversion server where all the papers were).
> 
> Now all the links to the papers are broken. Will I have to redo the  
> links to files for all my 1500 entries or is there another way ?
> 
> Regards
> Anil
> 
> 
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