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Re: Rename Condition Globally

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From: Sean
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 16:52
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Thanks all. 

Here's what I did: 

1) I downloaded Bruce Foster's SaveasMIF plug-in (available from www.frameexpert.com but you have to look around). This lets me save all the files in my book, and the book, as MIF in one fell swoop. 

2) I used Funduc's search and replace (www.funduc.com) to find and replace the approprate MIF tags (thanks to those who told me what these were and where to look for more info) in all the MIF files in my selected directory. 

3) I opened all the MIF files and saved them back as binary files. 

Done. 

I plan on using FrameScript (www.framescript.com) to try and automate this--not that I need to, I have only had to do this once in 5 years, but for practice. 

Cheers and thanks, 

Sean 

P.S. I then Funduc's software and will register Bruce's plug-in, which works in FM6 and 7 btw.
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