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Re: FrameMaker 7.x/8 Feature Requests

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From: Bill Swallow
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 13:39
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Any variable, cross-reference, and other non para/char styles will remain in the files unless they are specifically deleted prior to importing the new template. I'm going through all this now with my team as we move to new templates. It *would* be nice to have an easy way to strip all these out of all files in a book.

Also of note, whether you are importing a template or importing the contents of one FM file into a new file based on the new template, if you have any xrefs or variables in the old that don't exist in the new, they will not only remain in the body and master pages once in the new template, but will exist in the varibale/xref lists of the new "clean" file WITHOUT an asterisk indicator. That is, they make themselves at home in the new files as if they belong there.
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