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Re: Embed graphics that are referenced

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From: Peer Timo Andersen
Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 16:49
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Well, all the files that are on the company netowork, running Win2k server, were at one time created on a Win machine, FM version 6. I am now only using a Mac, FM version 7. Once I open a file, it is converted, and try to save it to the server, the file gets the three random characters after the .fm suffix. It usually has a size of zero, but I have also experienced sizes of 60 MB for a 2 MB file. FM then hangs. The save was not successful, and the original file is thus corrupted. What I do to remedy the problem, is to copy the necessary file to my internal Mac harddisk, work on it, then save the entire contents back to the server.
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