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Removing Media<br />

Media File Location<br />

Changing the File Association<br />

Remove unused media items from the Media window by choosing “Purge<br />

Unused” on the Media menu. It is not possible to remove media that’s currently<br />

in use in the presentation. Removing media list items in this way does not affect<br />

the files stored on your computer’s hard disk.<br />

The location of each media file is indicated on the second line in the textual<br />

description. If the file is located in or under the folder in which the presentation<br />

itself is saved, the path to the file will be relative to this folder. Otherwise, it will<br />

be an absolute path, beginning with a ‘/’-character.<br />

▼ IMPORTANT: Whenever possible, store media files under the same folder<br />

as the presentation file, since this allows the use of relative path names to<br />

the files. Doing so allows you to move the entire presentation to another<br />

folder, disk or computer intact. Using absolute path names may cause problems<br />

if the specified location is not available after moving the presentation.<br />

◆ HINT: If you change you mind concerning file locations, you may move the<br />

files to a more appropriate location (eg, to a folder under the folder containing<br />

the show file), and then use the Find/Replace command to update<br />

the locations in the Media window accordingly. See “Find/Replace” on<br />

page 123.<br />

You can change the file associated with a particular media list item is by<br />

double-clicking the Description field and choosing another file. This will affect<br />

all cues associated with this media list item. You can only replace a media file<br />

with another of the same type (ie, you can not replace an image with a sound).<br />

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