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Mass-movement of images in large project

Guest
Nov 09, 2011 Nov 09, 2011

Hi all,

my current problem is a large project that suffers severe performance problems due to a bad (rather: no-existent) structure. 2000 topics and about as many images are all placed in the root folder. My firsts steps would normally be to delete the CPD file and then after reopening the project, to move the images into a dedicated folder.

The problem is that moving them one by one is almost impossible due to the slow performance. My idea: move them outside of Robohelp, then use the multifile find&replace-tool to correct the paths, then delete the CPD again. Will Robohelp grasp the new paths?

Do you have any ideas/experiences of this nature? Restructuring the topics is probably not an option because the software developers have linked directly to the topic paths of the webhelp-output.

Robert

P.S. The version is RoboHelp 7 for this project, update is not possible (and would probably not help anyway).

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LEGEND ,
Nov 09, 2011 Nov 09, 2011

Hi,

AFAIK, RoboHelp doesn't store image paths in a control file, it checks dynamically through the links in the topics. Make sure RoboHelp is closed, remove the CPD, move the images, correct the path and open RH. It should work. Just be sure to make a backup first. Try with two or three images to see what happens

Note that if you added images as baggage files, you also need to amend the paths in rhbag.apj. If you have image paths in JavaScript or CSS, you'll need to amend it there as well.

Greet,

Willam

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Nov 10, 2011 Nov 10, 2011
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William,

thanks for confirming.

Robert

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