29.3.2.2 Using already converted graphics for RTF

To instruct Mif2Go to use graphics you have already converted to another format, do the following:

1. Make sure each converted graphic has the same name as the graphic it replaces, except for the file extension.

For example, if the original graphics were named:

screen01.tif

screen02.tif

screen03.tif

and you converted them to WMF format, name the WMF replacements:

screen01.wmf

screen02.wmf

screen03.wmf

2. Put the converted graphics in one of these folders:

• the same folder as the original graphics

• the project folder with the RTF files.

3. Specify settings in configuration file mif2rtf.ini.

3.1. Specify file-name treatment and replacement-file location:

[Graphics]

FileNames=Map

If you put the converted graphics in the same folder as the original graphics:

FilePaths=Retain

If you put the converted files in the project folder with the RTF files:

FilePaths=None

3.2. Map the original file extension to the new file extension; for example:

[GraphFiles]

tif=bmp (if you converted TIFF graphics to BMP format)

eps=wmf (if you converted EPS graphics to WMF format)

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