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Updating and fixing broken links upon opening a document
If you try to open a document with a broken link to a graphic, you’ll be prompted to locate the link.
To locate a missing link:
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Select File > Open. |
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Navigate to locate the file to open. Click Open. |
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In the Locate File dialog box, navigate to locate the missing file, and select it. |
Note: Select Search the Current Folder for Missing Links to have FreeHand look in this folder if any other broken links are encountered while the file is being opened. Click Ignore or Ignore All to prevent a graphic (or graphics) from being relinked. |
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Click Open. |
The document is updated with the new link. |
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Save the document. |
To set preferences for searching for missing links (Macintosh):
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Press Command+U, then click the Document category. |
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Select Search for Missing Links and click the Select button to search a specified folder and its subfolder for missing links. |
FreeHand searches up to 10 subfolders deep for a missing link; if FreeHand finds the graphic, the application automatically relinks the placed graphic to the new location. |
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Click Select, then click OK. |
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