On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 08:58:00 -0400, "Martha Lee" <martha.lee at coventor.com> wrote:
>I do want to use the original graphics; as you said, generating them results >in poorer quality. The wrap path and the CopyGraphicsFrom directory are not >the same; they have the same name, but are in different locations. The wrap >path is C:\rep\documentation\trunk\MEMS+OmniHelp\MEMSplus. The CopyGraphics >directory is on the C:\rep\documentation\trunk\MEMSplus. But if I change the >wrap directory to some other name, it doesn't solve my problem. No, I wouldn't expect it to, since they are different actual locations. >Changing the StripGraphPath to Yes still doesn't get my graphics into the >wrap directory. That was so that the HTML files could see them if they were there. If the original path were preserved, they would be looking elsewhere. >This is driving me nuts. Any other suggestions? The next thing I'd do to diagnose is open a Command Prompt window, enter the commands we use by hand, and see if any problem appears: cd C:\rep\documentation\trunk\MEMS+OmniHelp\MEMSplus copy /Y "C:\rep\documentation\trunk\MEMSplus\*.jpg" copy /Y "C:\rep\documentation\trunk\MEMSplus\*.gif" See if the files are really copied this time. If not, the path is wrong. But I suspect they will be copied. When we do the copy, we add one more part, the destination path, to each copy: C:\rep\documentation\trunk\MEMS+OmniHelp\MEMSplus Why would that be a problem? Because "+" has a meaning to the copy command, and will make the whole line mean something else. That is why you should NEVER, NEVER, NEVER use any characters in a file or path name other than letters and digits... HTH! -- Jeremy H. Griffith, at Omni Systems Inc. <jeremy at omsys.com> http://www.omsys.com/
