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This is what I do. I put User
Variables in the footers of the master pages for each file in a book
(e.g. document name, publication date). Each file in the book uses the
same set of variables (even if they are not used in that file). When
updating a book, I update the appropriate variables in the front page
file, and then import variables from that file to all the other files
in the book. Only takes a minute or two. Cheers Dave Combs, Richard wrote, on 6/03/2012 11:55 a.m.: Steve Nelson wrote: --
Dave Reynolds
Senior Technical Author
Tait Communications
DDI: 64 3 3581029
Email: [email protected]
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