I am not Lee; however, I have created a replacement to the xRef Manager, but it is heavily customized for our environment. I did it primarily because I wanted it to autofind the xRefs whenever possible and then manually change any paths that I need to.
It would take a bit of work to split it out, but could be done.
It definitely is possible and an added bonus, I was able to multithread it, so it processes everything much faster than xRef Manager ever could. You can also save all of the files, in other words do an eTransmit, export a list of all xRefs and paths to Excel and a few other bells and whistles.
If you give more of an indication of what you are looking for, I can at least let you know if it can be done or not.
