Import Textbundle files #677
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| The textbundle import can only import one textbundle file at a time, and only on Mac devices. Instead, you may compress all of the textbundle files you wish to import into a single .zip file and import this instead from any device. |
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@kepano and @tgrosinger What do you think of:
On MacOS devices, the textbundle import will import one textbundle file at a time. To process multiple textbundle files at once, you will need to compress all of the textbundle files into a single .zip file before importing with Importer.
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If we determine it happens on all Apple devices, we can adjust MacOS accordingly.
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Instead of saying it will import them one at a time, I would try to indicate that they will need to run the importer once for each file. They can't select more than one textbundle file at a time and have it just run through them.
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🤔 A slight change then. I am not sure how
On MacOS devices, Importer will process only one textbundle file per import. To process multiple textbundle files at once, you will need to compress all of the textbundle files into a single .zip file before importing with Importer.
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On MacOS devices, Importer will process only one textbundle file per import. Multiple individual textbundle files will require individual import attempts.
To more efficiently process multiple textbundle files at once, you will need to compress all of the textbundle files into a single .zip file before importing with Importer.
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Instead of "will process" can we say "can only select"?
Add instructions for Textbundle format