Purpose This should be used to ReOrganize Chapter or Appendix files so that internal file field settings are retained. You can Add a file, Insert a file between two existing ones, Remove an unwanted file, or Swap two files. All files must exist before you can use the ReOrganizer. (See Notes section below).		Method(s) to invoke [Files] > File ReOrganizer...

Discussion The reorganizing options shown in [A] will display graphics and a message [D] to inform you of the general type of action that will be taken. Using the filelist [B] shown in the example dialog above [image], here is what each function would do: Insert: reorganizing to insert a new Chapter2 (which you would select in [C]) would cause Chapter3 to become Chapter4, the current Chapter2 to become Chapter3 and a new Chapter2 would be created. Add Chapter: would prompt in [C] to add a new Chapter4. Add Appendix: would prompt in [C] to add a new Appendix3. Swap: (as shown) would cause Chapter1 to become Chapter3 and Chapter3 to become Chapter1. Remove: if Chapter2 were selected to be removed in [C], then Chapter2 would be deleted (actually archived) and Chapter3 would become Chapter2. [image] Notes All files, according to your current settings, must exist to use the file ReOrganizer. Your settings will be adjusted if the number of Chapters or Appendixes changes. Copies or archives of files are made during any reorganizing so that no information is lost or (literally) deleted. The fact that a file changes, e.g., Chapter1 becomes Chapter3, means much more (internally) than a filename change. That is why the ReOrganizer should be used instead of manually moving files around. [image]