Thank you Charleskim- I have  problem had NOTHING to do with the ExtremeZ-IP software - just began about the same time the software was installed. Problem has been resolved.

We have installed ExtremeZ-IP to help with file name length on our Windows2003 server. Having a significant slowdown when trying to browse to find files. Anybody know if this is a common thing with ExtremeZ-IP or should I look someplace else for the culprit?

Thanks

 
All right - I think we veered way off topic on this. I have been out - but the issue is - that the modification dates are not recognized/picked up with Disk Tracker - or the other programs I have tried. It makes it difficult to determine what is active - and what is not.

Couldn't you add some text colored white within the boundaries of the blank page?

Curious what software folks are using for tracking archived disks. We have used disk tracker for years - but it does not update modification dates when scanning disks. I was hoping to find something better.

Thanks

The only prescreened files we receive are either film scans from items we have ran in the past - or new jobs set up to our specs. I can only imagine the crap you would get - getting others prescreened files. Nothing I know of can fix it.

As general practice we zip all files that we send or upload to protect file integrity. Not sure if it really helps - but we do it anyway.

Thank you for the link. Looks like a good resource for customer education.

I use em for frisbee golf. When I lose em - they're gone.

I have used third party replacements with good success on my old I-Book. Just make sure you keep you receipt if there is a problem.

Had the exact same thing happen the other day with a linked images in CS4. I embedded the images and that solved the problem. Weird.

Any Nexus users running Snow Leopard? Been to scared to upgrade.

Frckn Cats.

Yep. But the customer is always right.

Don't tell corporate. Might be able to save a buck. Who cares if it is right. Look at the overhead they could save.