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best way to backup, copy book files
I'm a new IDCS2 user and just built my first book file with 10 separate chapter files. I want to make a copy of it and start working on the copy to generate a separate ebook version.
I tried it and the copy book file was still linking to the original chapter files in another folder.
What's the best way to make backups and versions of book files where I won't run into this problem?
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Claudio_González@adobeforums.com #2 Re: best way to backup, copy book files
If I understand your question correctly, I think I would try placing copies of all the needed linked files in the same folder than your new files, and relink.
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