The following will work if you have if you are working in, or have
access to, a unix or linux environment (eg Cygwin) then its relatively
easy use a sed script to make the changes on saved .MIF version(s) of
the affected file(s).
Each line of your sed script would be something like this:
How does it know that 08-204 is the same as analyzer_main?
Is there an easy way to do this without having to reimport.
Maybe there is a tool?
--
John Posada
Senior Technical Writer
NYMetro STC President
'Half this game is ninety percent mental.'
-- Danny Ozark, Philadelphia Phillies
Hi Verner,
I am curious to understand why was the change suggested at this time ?
The team / manager must take a decision before beginning the project
on the best-practices keeping the future plan in mind, and adhere to
it.
I believe there will be a valid reason for the current numbered naming
Hi Verner,
The best way to do this is to build a map in Excel or in a text file that
maps the old names to the new names. Then you can use FrameScript to not
only rename the graphics on the disk, but also to update the paths in your
FrameMaker documents. You could run the script on a single
I guess this must be possible with a framescript but, as John pointed out,
someone is going to have to create a mapping table with the old and new
file names of the graphics. I wouldn't have the patience to do this for 300
graphics.
And, like Vijay said, does the reason for renaming the graphics
I'd export the FM files to MIF, then use Perl (or some batch search and
replace tool) to rename the references.
...scott
Scott Prentice
Leximation, Inc.
www.leximation.com
+1.415.485.1892
Andersen, Verner Engell VEA wrote:
Hello
Arrgh
All my linked graphics have numbers as the file
by a
junior writer...regards, Kelly.
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Hi Verner,
I am curious
