You can also take a look at using the HTML property instead. With
pregex it would be easy to extract the body content from both members
and join them inside a central "body" and header set of HTML tags.
-Chuck
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Valentin Schmidt wrote:
addendum:
no, I don't think the mentioned script preserves hyperlinks, because you
are propably right, director's RTF implementation doesn't know anything
about hyperlinks.
But you could extend my handler by storing all hyperlinks (using
member.hyperlinks and member.char[a..b].hyperlink) of the original text
members, and then reinserting those hyperlinks into the new concatenated
text member.
I've written a handler/moviescript for concatenating RTF (2 text
members). It can be downloaded from
http://dasdeck.de/staff/valentin/lingo/concatenate_rtf.ls
It's been a while, so I can't remember at the moment if it handles
hyperlinks, but I think it succesfully preserves the format of both
text-members.
Valentin
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