Corruptions at the highest levels!

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From: Tom Geschwender
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 17:55

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We have 5 tech writers on Mac G4s running OS 10.1.5 and 9.2.3 in Classic mode, connected to a Win2K network through Appletalk.  Referenced documents are being worked with on the server. 

Lately, after opening and saving FM 6 files that were previously created in version 9.x,  the Framemaker files  are becoming corrupted and we have to go beg the IS dept to restore the previous night's backup to get them to open.   

I have tried opening the corrupted files in OS X running in Classic mode, after rebooting into  OS 9, and also on a Win2k PC, but still get the corrupted file error message. 

So my question is, is this a known problem (I wouldn't dare say BUG!) and is it caused by the Mac, the application, or the fact that we are poor little Macs running in a Windows server environment?

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