I am very happy with BookVars. When I go to create a new folder for a
book/part of a book, the first thing I do is create the book file. The
*second* thing I do is create the BookVars file.
Joe
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of John Sgammato
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 8:26 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: renaming a variable
I thank the kind folks who replied to my request.
I guess I was not quite clear about what I am trying to accomplish.
I succeeded in changing the variable name, but the problem comes in
replicating the change across about 50 chapters in four books. I can
copy the newly-renamed variable into the chapter, but all the existing
variables still have their old names. I am anxious about the
copy-and-paste method for the reasons Rebecca mentioned. My example was
a formatted variable, but I actually use many variables, some formatted
and some not.
Because I use so many variables, I am looking into Leximation's Bookvars
today. It looks like just the tool I need!
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