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From: Rick Henkel
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 20:07

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This is probably a dumb question. Is there any way to determine where a
graphic or text inset is referenced?

For example, suppose I have a screen shot of a very common dialog box for my
company. Many of our products use that dialog box, so I have only one copy
of the graphic, and I reference it in a dozen or so guides.

The programmers add a new option to the dialog box, so I update my screen
shot. Now I need to make sure that I update all the guides that use that
screen shot. Can I easily figure out which guides reference my screen shot?

We're going to be moving to Documentum soon. I would hope that Documentum
would have a way to do this. Can anyone confirm or deny?

Rick

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