Turning off "one-shot" flags in EXS

What's the best (easiest) way to turn-off all of the "one-shot" flags for a large group of samples and instruments? Is there a batch function or utility for this?
Thanks
Eric

Oh, O.K. I thought that was a pretty elementary question coming from someone registered here since 2002...
Geez... that's beyond me I'm afraid. Is this something that could be done with Mac's automator? I was under the impression that was only available to "basic" pre-installed apps like mail, iTunes, calendar, etc... but maybe someone could offer up a third party alternative...
Sorry I couldn't help on this one...

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On 18 Feb 2004 03:28:49 GMT, [email protected] (Computerman74)
wrote:
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>>I have a multiple plot waveform graph (4 plots). I want to turn off
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>untill this is possible. The plot is still there but reads zero when tunred
>off. It would be cool to have the abillty to turn off a single plot.
>I have tryed all the property nodes with no luck. The answer may be in the
>array size but I can't seem to control that either.
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