deanburchell
02-17-2006, 08:42 AM
This question involves Adobe InCopy CS2 (think word processor) but I believe there may be an underlying OS/network basis for the issue. I've already posted this on the Adobe forums…
I maintain a workgroup of about 6 Mac users all accessing files from a Mac OS X Server (10.3) via gigabit ethernet. When one particular user (G4 Desktop) opens an Adobe InCopy CS 2 document and then attempts to close it, InCopy brings up the "Save/Don't Save" dialog. This is the only machine that does this. Aslo, InCopy is the only app to exhibit this behavior. I'm persuing this seemingly minor issue as a clue to occasional crashes in InCopy and other odd random crashes, often involving network related functions (i.e Mail).
I know I haven't explained this well and I know it is very vague yet very application specific problem but I was wondering whether anyone knew how the OS is/isn't involved in determining whether a file has changed and whether to bring up the "Save" dialog.
I maintain a workgroup of about 6 Mac users all accessing files from a Mac OS X Server (10.3) via gigabit ethernet. When one particular user (G4 Desktop) opens an Adobe InCopy CS 2 document and then attempts to close it, InCopy brings up the "Save/Don't Save" dialog. This is the only machine that does this. Aslo, InCopy is the only app to exhibit this behavior. I'm persuing this seemingly minor issue as a clue to occasional crashes in InCopy and other odd random crashes, often involving network related functions (i.e Mail).
I know I haven't explained this well and I know it is very vague yet very application specific problem but I was wondering whether anyone knew how the OS is/isn't involved in determining whether a file has changed and whether to bring up the "Save" dialog.