A save down

[boosted29]

This has been a problem of mine as well. I have CS5 at home and CS4 at work, when I make something at home to bring in, the down-saved file never opens.

[DigiCorn]

Haven't tried to save down from CS5. Is it an actual save down, or is it still the export as .inx?

[David]

export as a .idml file, then open that in CS4

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Ditto-ditto.

[jimking]

Apparently there's a bug?

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Is a PC involved? :laugh:

[David]

I don't have CS5 on my PC, only CS4 & CS3, so I can't test that theory.



I do have Quark 6 on my PC, if that helps.     :laugh:

[jimking]

Is a PC involved? :laugh:

So, it's a GD PC buggy issue then? If so it figures.

[Joe]

So, if I understand this correctly, the people with CS5 can't open a CS5 file. Corrupt file?

[DigiCorn]

I only have CS5 for PC. Wanna shoot me the link so I can experiment?

[jimking]

So, if I understand this correctly, the people with CS5 can't open a CS5 file. Corrupt file?

These are indy files and should open in 5 but aren't. Says a plug-in is missing. I only have 5 on the pc. This is not a client of ours but a favor for a mail house we deal with often.

[David]

ah ha!
It's prolly a special mail plug-in that is missing. Have you chatted with your "friend" yet?

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Something smells funny. Send it to Digi-Corn, I'm interested to see if it's PC related or just a buggy file.

[David]

DCS, Jim has CS5 on his PC, so that's probably not the issue.

[jimking]

ah ha!
It's prolly a special mail plug-in that is missing. Have you chatted with your "friend" yet?

Yes, just did. He is calling the client and will get all the details. I'll post back.