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Article #26204Relocating graphic files
From: Brigitte HOTTIER
Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 14:28
Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 14:28
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My FM files have been handled by various people (translators) on various HDDs and networks. The graphic files were imported by reference in the first place but probably copied and pasted in the various translations. Now, if I create a list of references (images), I see FM finds the graphic files at several locations, not all of which are still relevant. If I print from FM there are no problems, but when I create a PS file, it cannot find the graphics. When I open the files, I don't get the "missing files" dialog box. I tried to delete all my graphic files from the right place to force this dialog box to appear, but that does not work (obviously FM finds ghosts of the files in other places). What can I do? Is there any place where I can specify FM where to look for the files?
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