[unresolved] BUG: File Not Found (PBB)

I am in the process of updating some personal books, and I <think> I moved the location of some .docx files. In any case, I am getting a helpful warning of "file not found." The problem is that there isnt a method to re-link the path to the .docx file. You <should> be able to double click on the file in the PBB and have the ability to search and re-link the file.

EDIT: You should also be able to double click on the file (when it IS found) and have the document open up in its associated program (i.e. Word).

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Rosie Perera

[Y]

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/723109#Comment_723109

Thanks for the [Y]. [:)]

FYI - I added the "edit" note just after you posted. I hope you agree with that too. [;)]

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/723110#Comment_723110

Thanks for the .

FYI - I added the "edit" note just after you posted. I hope you agree with that too.

Oh yes! Good idea. You should be able to open the file in its associated editor when you double-click on it, regardless of whether you've just located it to relink it or if it was already sitting there properly linked. I guess that's what you meant, but the way you worded it sounded ambiguous, as if you meant only once you've found it.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/723111#Comment_723111

I did fumble around a bit. [:s] [:)]

Dave Hooton

The problem is that there isnt a method to re-link the path to the .docx file.

I delete the existing path and Add the correct path!?

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/723137#Comment_723137

The problem is that there isnt a method to re-link the path to the .docx file.

I delete the existing path and Add the correct path!?

Sure, that is what I am doing, but it adds additional complexity to the process. I then have to delete the "old" file.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/723138#Comment_723138

I then have to delete the "old" file.

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/723142#Comment_723142

I then have to delete the "old" file.

??

Granted, it's pretty easy. Only two quick steps.

And besides, the filename might have changed, so doing a search for the old filename might come up empty. I'm inclined to agree with Dave that the way it works now is simple enough.