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I experience a weird behavior in the CS Browser.
I was configuring an image to be printed on a Chromira, and I decided I should have a separate folder to be able to find it quickly. So, under the folder for the type of imagery I file there, I created another folder named "Chromira" and when I used save as, I filed it there. Now, later in checking the requirements of the service bureau, I found that the name of the file was too long, so in Explorer, I changed the name.
Today, I opened the image file in CS, and found the image supposedly tucked in the Chromira file in the main file. I supposed it had been double posted, so I opened the Chomira folder, and….it wasn’t there. But what was there was another image entirely!
It seems to me that if I had done that accidently, it would have taken two steps min: Move the desired image from Chromira to the main file, move the offending image from the main to Chromira. Not Guilty!
The only thing I did afterwards was to run the Defragmenter, and a tool called WinCleaner. Now, there are at least 100 images in the main file, so why that particular switch?
If it’s the cleaner, I probably have other surprises waiting.
I switched the files around, and for now, all is proper.
I was configuring an image to be printed on a Chromira, and I decided I should have a separate folder to be able to find it quickly. So, under the folder for the type of imagery I file there, I created another folder named "Chromira" and when I used save as, I filed it there. Now, later in checking the requirements of the service bureau, I found that the name of the file was too long, so in Explorer, I changed the name.
Today, I opened the image file in CS, and found the image supposedly tucked in the Chromira file in the main file. I supposed it had been double posted, so I opened the Chomira folder, and….it wasn’t there. But what was there was another image entirely!
It seems to me that if I had done that accidently, it would have taken two steps min: Move the desired image from Chromira to the main file, move the offending image from the main to Chromira. Not Guilty!
The only thing I did afterwards was to run the Defragmenter, and a tool called WinCleaner. Now, there are at least 100 images in the main file, so why that particular switch?
If it’s the cleaner, I probably have other surprises waiting.
I switched the files around, and for now, all is proper.
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