>> Open the book file then hold down the shift key and the File >
Open/Save/Close commands change to their "... All Documents in Book"
equivalent.

Ok, I tried that.Does not seem to exist.
I.e., when I hold down the Shift key, there does not appear in the File
menu, an 'All' version of the Save As command allowing me to save all the
chapters at once as an earlier version.

So, so far it seems that programing is the only way to go for a professional
solution.

Meantime, I recorded a Windows macro using the QM QuickMacros app, which
allows me to select a document in the book and then do all the ops
automatically to save the chapter as the earlier version. So that helps a
lot.

However, every now and again FM displays a message asking me what to do
about bad cross-references, thus the other question I posted today
about suppressing them book wide.

Thanks,

  avi



On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 7:43 PM, Luke, Ken <ken_luke at mentor.com> wrote:

> Open the book file then hold down the shift key and the File >
> Open/Save/Close commands change to their "... All Documents in Book"
> equivalent.
>
> You'd still need to open each book file separately though.
>
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>
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> At 02:56 AM 2/17/2009, Avraham Makeler wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> I have a client that uses FM7, but when I work at home, I use FM8. So when
>> every now and again I update their document source archives I have to
>> convert all the files from FM7 to FM8. Not so bad, however there are a lot
>> of books, and ...
>>
>> within each book, it seems I have to do 'Save As' for each
>> document separately. Is there any way of doing a single 'Save As' that
>> will
>> actually convert a whole book at once?
>>
>> Does anybody have a utility that will do this?
>>
>> If I knew FrameScript/FrameSDK like I know VBA, I could easily write a
>> program to do it.
>>
>> But I don't - yet.
>>
>> TIA
>>
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> ------------------------------------------------------------
>  Ken Luke                               ken_luke at mentor.com
>  "Complexity is easy; Simplicity is hard."
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