The repair functionality Repair all is available in the menu item Tools above the tree view. This function repairs all invalid definitions with their automatically suggested replacements. If no suggested repair is available for an invalid definition, it will remain unchanged and has to be repaired manually. You can do this by changing the Text Block or QForm reference manually.
When the action Repair all finishes, a dialog appears allowing you to view a list of repairs that it made. Possibly, not all invalid definitions are repaired automatically. For instance, when items have been removed. In that case a warning will appear that not all the invalid definitions could be repaired. You will have to enter new settings for these invalid definitions manually. You can use the button Next error to walk through the errors not yet repaired, refer to Next error.
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You have to save the Content Wizard before repairs take effect.