If you make an entire copy of the project at the same directory level, you
should be OK because that doesn't change the relative paths.
Base Directory
Dec. Jan. Feb.
So making a March copy at this level would work, because you're rolling the
directory forward in relation to the base directory.
But going from
Base Directory
Dec. Jan. Feb.
to
Base Directory Backup
Directory
Feb.
Dec. Jan.
will break things.
Best/easiest solution is to use Bruce Foster's Archive plug-in to create
entire self-contained archives of each book. You can move those folders
anywhere because the links have been modified to work in the Archive folder.
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
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On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Ben Hechter <bhechter at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Wondering if folks have thoughts on how adding the date to a document
> directory name each time a draft is archived could impact the pathname of
> the referenced graphics.
>
> Seems like I've had some cases where the referenced graphics pointers get
> lost because the folder name has changed, and other cases where the
> referenced graphics pointers remain accurate, or am I imagining this?
>
> For project reasons, the archived copy needs to open without errors, so
> re-homing the graphics directory after the fact is not an option.
>
> Thanks for any wisdom from the collective guru!
>
> Ben
>
> Ben Hechter
> bhechter at objectives.ca
> www.semitake.com
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