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I am discouraged… Anyway… I trashed the preferences. There is an _ in some of these files I am trying to automate, such as CRW_5328.CRW. There are hundreds of photos I have to process for a client’s gallery. Seems everything I do is like pulling teeth to get it to work right. Enough said…
I use CS and Mac OS 10.3.5 on one machine. "Save for Web…" is not affected by the OS. Carefully check file names to make sure nothing other than 0-9, A-Z, a-z, _ or . or – are used. No slashes, spaces, But so far I haven’t seen that error message under the circumstances you decribe.
What happens if you create a new small file on your desktop, name it, and then try to Save for Web… to your desktop?
I have checked my file names. I just placed a camera raw file on my desktop and renamed it child.CRW. This time it saved for web without the warning. I then took a camera RAW file and first saved it as a PSD file, followed by save for web. It too did not give me a warning. But if I save from Web from an opened camera raw file I do get the warning. I thought yesterday that there were all kinds of files doing this. Now it seems it might be just the camera raw files.
I had some goofyness with my RAW files after I did a CCC of my system when I got a bigger drive. What solved it was an archive and install then update to most current system
Thanks for your help Neil. I appreciate the effort. Maybe I should try reinstalling my RAW plug-in. Time is running out though so I might need to work around it in order to get these client galleries up before next week… PSWorld…
Thanks Buko… at least I know I’m not the only one whose had this happen.
I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but I can’t get my custom Actions to work on any of my batches of RAW files. I’ve done this in the past and never had so much trouble. Also each time I go to run a Batch it reverts back to the wrong folders.
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