List of unused User Variables?

[Huntley Eshenroder]

We use both, so I'll take a shot:

 - BookVars operates on books, not files.
 - BookVars is excellent for defining, updating, deleting, renaming
variables book-wide (can create groups of variables
    which is very nice so that you can import a group of variables)
 - EZVars is very nice for applying variables to a document

I don't know about John's workflow, but I use BookVars to get variables into
the document and then use EZVars to apply additional variables throughout
the doc. When I'm done, I use BookVars to delete unused variables (also
useful for making the list of variables
in EZVars shorter for less scrolling).

I think they complement each other nicely.

-Huntley

On 11/21/06, Diane Gaskill <dgcaller at earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> John,
>
> What are trhe differences between the BookVars plugin and the EZVars plug
> in that I have had for years?  Is there a spec somewhere that I can look at?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Diane
>
> >
> >John Posada wrote:
> >> I cannot speak highly enough about Leximation's BookVars plugin for
> >> managing variables. Our whole department of 10+ writers has
> >> integratged it into our base documentation process.
> >
> >Same here! I bought a copy of this pretty much immediately after
> evaluating
> >it, and use it all the time.
> >
> >Z
> >
> >> Not only will it remove unused variables, but will allow you to
> >> deploy new variables and rename variable names or definitions in
> >> batch mode.
>
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