Question
Replacing all image types in a book TIF - PNG
We recently have changed from using TIF's to PNG's we did some tests and found that was a better solution for us. I wanted to know if there was any trick or fix that FM could do so that when I open a chapter and the image reference comes up missing because of this file type change if I could actually not have to sit there for 5 hours pointing to each image that has the same name but now uses PNG rather than TIF.
There is also the issue of moving files that has always made me frustrated with FM. If I reference multiple folders for images I should only have to point to the folder once, but FM seems to see the files in order that they are listed so it won't replace referenced images from an older folder and associate all of those files from the missing folder to the new folder you point to when you "show it the reference".
The other half of this problem is replacing references to images used multiple times. If you tell the file that IMAGE1.tif is now newIMAGE1.png why is it that I have to do that for each time that image appears. It's not like FrameMaker shows me what the reference is so I have no idea where it's used.
I used to use BookUtils but this doesn't seem to be supported anymore.
There is also the issue of moving files that has always made me frustrated with FM. If I reference multiple folders for images I should only have to point to the folder once, but FM seems to see the files in order that they are listed so it won't replace referenced images from an older folder and associate all of those files from the missing folder to the new folder you point to when you "show it the reference".
The other half of this problem is replacing references to images used multiple times. If you tell the file that IMAGE1.tif is now newIMAGE1.png why is it that I have to do that for each time that image appears. It's not like FrameMaker shows me what the reference is so I have no idea where it's used.
I used to use BookUtils but this doesn't seem to be supported anymore.
