>-----Original Message----- >From: davidpilling-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >[mailto:davidpilling-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Clive Bonsall >Sent: 11 August 2006 23:30 >To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: [softwarelist] Re: Replacing pictures in OPW > <snip> >> So you've got a picture in a frame, you delete it (why bother?), and >> this picture is not referenced(?). You then edit the original image >> which exists somewhere on disc, and then drag and drop it back into >> the frame? > >Exactly! > <SNIP> > >Since receiving your reply, I have carried out the following tests: > >TEST 1 >Create new document >Create frame >Drop TIFF image into frame >Delete picture (ctrl-k) >Open original TIFF file in Photoshop and edit it Save TIFF >Drop updated TIFF into frame in OPW document "Original" >picture reappears (not updated image file on disk) > >Create new frame (in same document) >Drop updated TIFF image into new frame >"Original" picture appears ... > > >TEST 2 >Create another new document >Create frame >Drop TIFF image into frame >*REFERENCE PICTURE* >Delete picture (ctrl-k) >Open original TIFF file in Photoshop and edit it Save TIFF >Drop updated TIFF into frame in OPW document "Original" >picture reappears (not updated image file on disk) > >-- >Clive Bonsall >C.Bonsall@xxxxxxxx Haven't been able to reproduce this here but I'm not sure what you mean by 'delete picture with Ctrl k' - that deletes the frame as well. Why delete the old picture? Why not just drop the revised version into the original frame? Having dropped the revised picture into the frame I can toggle between the old and new versions using 'undo' and 'redo'. All this was with non-referenced pictures - haven't tried it with referenced. Jeff Wallis