Michelle and Paul,

I have my default media file paths set as indicated in my email and as Paul has 
surmised. Immediately upon update the/Smith and the/Johnson in the family files 
is missing and ends up with media/. It seems that when I update the default 
path to my media is reset to the installation default. I don't believe this 
should happen since 6.2 has the default path labeled as a family file (FF). 
That is why I have the/Smith and/Johnson etc. added to the end of the default 
path setting. And Paul you are correct, the only thing I need to do is to reset 
the default path after upgrading. Not that big a problem but I don't believe it 
should be happening this way.



If I left the media path set as the default when installed and linked all the 
media using that as the default I'm sure that my media would be there after 
updating even though they are in subfolders. However there are places within 
legacy that uses the default path to find your media files. For example, when I 
need to cite a source "and click on the" cite a source" button, legacy opens 
the windows browser to the default path and makes it easier to find your master 
sources. So you wind up with a choice of relinking your media after each update 
or living with additional steps to find your sources when working with them.



Thanks for responding.

Bobby

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Bobby,



No, I don't think that should be happening.



After the update, what path is in 6.2? From your note, I assume that pre-update 
in your Smith family file, 6.2 said C:.....Media/Smith. What does it say 
immediately post update? And, then do I understand that in order to 'find' your 
media again, all you need to do is update 6.2, you don't need to do any 
relinking?



I always thought that 6.2 had absolutely nothing to do with existing links. The 
only time I thought it mattered was 1) when you are adding new media it would 
send you to that folder first to look for the media item (although you navigate 
to any other folder once in the add media dialogue), or if you were using the 
media re-linker (although I will say nothing about that because I have never 
used it).





Paul Gray




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