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This is probably a problem with QXP or a QXP extension, but I’m hoping someone on this forum may have an explaination.
If I have a QXP 4.11 document open, and edit an image in Phothshop 7 that has been placed in the QXP document, I cannot resave the image (unless I save it with a different name). I get an error message saying the image is in use. Someone else on the macdesign.com Quark forum has experienced this same problem, but we haven’t found a solution.
Even after closing the QXP document, I still get the same error message when I attempt to resave the image. The only way to avoid the error message is to QUIT QXP altogether! I can then save the image, but I have to reboot QXP, and reopen the document. This is a major hassle, as I often work with many images that need work in Photoshop, and I often need the QXP document open so I can determine size, crop, rotation information.
This is ONLY happening with my client’s QXP document. Could they be using a QXP extension that is causing this conflict?
Any comments on this would be appreciated.
Dave
If I have a QXP 4.11 document open, and edit an image in Phothshop 7 that has been placed in the QXP document, I cannot resave the image (unless I save it with a different name). I get an error message saying the image is in use. Someone else on the macdesign.com Quark forum has experienced this same problem, but we haven’t found a solution.
Even after closing the QXP document, I still get the same error message when I attempt to resave the image. The only way to avoid the error message is to QUIT QXP altogether! I can then save the image, but I have to reboot QXP, and reopen the document. This is a major hassle, as I often work with many images that need work in Photoshop, and I often need the QXP document open so I can determine size, crop, rotation information.
This is ONLY happening with my client’s QXP document. Could they be using a QXP extension that is causing this conflict?
Any comments on this would be appreciated.
Dave
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