I am using flash cs5.5
While saving the fla file my computer froze, and I had to shut down the program.
Now I am trying to get back into the file and it wont open...
Is everything I have done lost forever??
and I cant get any movieclips out...
I think I am going to get fired. This is going to be very bad if I cannot recover the file somehow.
Give this a shot:
How to Recover a Corrupt Flash CS5.5/CS6 FLA File
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I just added a .dae file to my application then convert it to .scn, but I cannot save any changes and I get this error constantly when I try to save any changes:
I searched and tried many ways from changing permission, rebooting system and etc... but still couldn't any solution, how should fix this issue?
The alternate solution is to create a new project, move the file to new one, edit it and then move it back to the current project.!
I have an Windows box, which originally had Windows 7 installed and was later on upgraded to Windows 10.
On Windows 10 I added a 3TB hard disk for backups. I set up the new hard disc as backup target and started the first backup. This now is some days ago, but whenever I check the status I get following message: File History is saving copies of your files for the first time.
On the backup disc nothing happens. There is created a folder M:\FileHistory\username\boxname\Data, but there are no files in it.
There is just a link (for whatever reason not a button) below, to stop the backup. When I restart it, I get the same message but nothing happens.
Anybody any idea, what could be the reason or what to do?
Thanks in advance...
Finally found the solution. Keep in mind, I use a german version of windows. Hence, the menu point names may not be accurately translated.
In the control center > system and security > file history > extended settings
There is a link to the event viewer related to backup events.
It had some messages telling it could not save a file in a given folder. Deleting the folder, and also the BACKUP-DRIVE:\FileHistory folder on the backup drive solved the issues.
Xcode appears to save files atomically when you save. This seems best practice but when you are listening for file changes atomic saves can dodge a kevent file status change. Im using a library called vdkqueue that listens for file changes. This will work successfully when a make a save on the target file using textedit and sublime text. However when I save this file using xcode the notifcation will not fire. This is due to xcode making atomic saves so a temp file is made on save and the link to the file is lost. Is there any way of disabling atomic save in xcode, or even a mac wide setting would suffice.
If you are observing a file, that might not work (because the file you are observing is never actually modified). Observing the containing directory should work reliably.
Hi we have been using PGRFileManager for a while with ckeditor but it has just come to light that when using a mac users can't upload files, does anyone know what could be the cause?
Users can get the file browser to appear and select a file but when they click the green arrow to upload the file just disappears.
Does anyone have any knowledge of this or how to fix it.
I was thinking about giving something like the kc finder a go but as users are used to the pgr file manager thought that I should give it a bash to fix it.
I've read around and I'm using a session var to set the location which has worked well.
And it's an absolute location so that's fine. (One of the solutions was to make sure that this was the case)
Has anyone got any further ideas?
Thanks
Richard
I'm in the middle of putting together a script that manipulates an OmniGraffle document and saves the result of each progressive manipulation as a PNG. That's all working fine, but at the end of process, I want to close the file without saving the changes.
Naturally, I reached for the "revert" command. Except that "revert" doesn't appear to be a command on Lion. I tried "close saving no," but since it was autosaving as each manipulation was made, that didn't work.
Of course, I can simply leave the document open and manually revert it. Nevertheless....
Am I missing something? Is there truly no way to programmatically roll back changes made to a file using AppleScript on Lion?
Update: it appears to be worse than I expected — on a volume without permanent version storage, at least — after many manipulations with AppleScript, "Revert Document…" was no longer even available in the File menu.
I can only think of a workaround: since you're not interested in keeping those intermediate versions anyway, you could:
make a backup copy of the file prior to opening it in OmniGraffle
do your changes + PNG exports
close w/o saving
overwrite the file with the backup copy (and delete the backup)