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Hello,
I know that when graphics become unlinked, it can be dealt with when you are opening the document (FrameMaker will alert you of the missing graphics and you can browse to the missing graphics and relink them). But what about when a document is open and there is a gray square where the graphic should be, because it has lost connection with the graphic for some reason?
In InDesign, you can simply select the graphic and there is a "relink" command under one of the menus, which, when selected, lets you browse to the missing graphic and relink it. There is no such thing in FrameMaker that I can find.
My "workaround" is I delete the graphic and reinsert it. This is fine if you know the exact name of the missing graphic. But what if the user doesn't? How do you link back to it then?
FrameMaker is such a mixed blessing. So many strange, bizarre ways of accomplishing what could be accomplished so simply and intuitively, and yet its obscurity means job security ;-).
Thanks for your help, everyone.
See if this helps: How to display full path of missing graphics?
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Thank you.
So as answer to the question, you can find the path in the Object Properties menu:
Thanks for your help!
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See if this helps: How to display full path of missing graphics?
For true job security, learn COBOL.🙄
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Thank you.
So as answer to the question, you can find the path in the Object Properties menu:
Thanks for your help!
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You could use my PathChanger script, which was written for that purpose. It is a commercial script but if you have a lot of missing graphics, it may be worth it. www.frameexpert.com/store
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A simple way, that does not involve plugins or other magic, is to generate a list of references in the book file:
5 This will generate a list of imported graphics with the entire url written out.
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