Offline Files For Mac
Emailing online files works fine. But my offline files do not. I don't get an error, just nothing happens.
Is there a work around. I would think it could use the catalog previews. Another problem on files stored offline on DVD.
I click the 'go to media' button but nothing happens. I would think it would show the path.
If I go to list view it does show the path so it does have the info. When I have files in the catalog but it's time to take them offline, what is the best way to burn a CD so the path points to the DVD. Some files I will archive to DVD and keep on a hard drive as well.
Is there a way for EM2 to know that it exists in both places? Or do I need seperate catalogs for actine/ online files and another that have been imported from the DVD. Importing from DVD seems to be extremely slow. EM2 is new to me, Thanks for any input. Stretch Tuemmler. Hi Stretch, Expression Media definitely needs access to the original files to send email.
You should get an error message, though. Are you on Windows or a Mac? On your DVD question - If you want a catalog that point just to the DVD, use Transfer to folder on the Action menu, and pick Move files, reset paths. Or if you want to keep the originals, use Copy files and reset paths. If you want to have a catalog that points to both the existing files on your hard drive, and the DVD, you will need to Duplicate files, so that you keep your existing path active.
Then import from the DVD to include the ones on the DVD drive in your catalog. Regards, Anita Oakley Microsoft Expession Media Support. Hi Stretch, Expression Media definitely needs access to the original files to send email.
You should get an error message, though. Are you on Windows or a Mac? On your DVD question - If you want a catalog that point just to the DVD, use Transfer to folder on the Action menu, and pick Move files, reset paths. Or if you want to keep the originals, use Copy files and reset paths.
If you want to have a catalog that points to both the existing files on your hard drive, and the DVD, you will need to Duplicate files, so that you keep your existing path active. Then import from the DVD to include the ones on the DVD drive in your catalog. Regards, Anita Oakley Microsoft Expession Media Support. Hi Anita, I'm on a MacBookPro, version 10.5.5. No error message. On the files that aren't on my hard drive and already exist on DVD and I'm just keeping offline, can I just import from the DVD using File-Import Items- From Files/ Folders?
Does that make sense? For new work that I have on my hard drive but I need to burn to DVD for offline archiving would I set up my burning application (Toast) as a helper application so it can see the path. Or are you saying just Burn straight from Toast and reset the paths after the fact with the Transfer to folder command? Regarding EM2 not able to utilize the previews to send out images in emails for offline work. Is there plans to implement this?
Thanks for your help.
Lupunus wrote: CariocaDaGema wrote: I have been using Offline files in Windows since1999, and today this is the only feature I still haven't found a way to do with a Mac. I need that for work. Is it available with Mac OS X Lion? Thanks a lot! If you refer to 'offline files' as downloaded websites you may use it quite like in Windows by choose 'save as' for the site.
It creates a folder and a html file to open in a browser. Or did I misunderstood your question? Lupunus You did, Offline Files (in windows) refers to files stored on a network drive that are mirrored to your local machine (for offline use) and then synchronized back to the network drive when you reconnect. Csound1 wrote: You did, Offline Files (in windows) refers to files stored on a network drive that are mirrored to your local machine (for offline use) and then synchronized back to the network drive when you reconnect. That's a different thing, indeed.
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I was not really clear about the naming 'offline files'. Therefore I think it's more like Apples 'Portable Home Directories' or.Mac folders. I'm afraid that there is no similar functionality in OS X and a third party solution have to be used for that. Apple Footer. This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only. Apple may provide or recommend responses as a possible solution based on the information provided; every potential issue may involve several factors not detailed in the conversations captured in an electronic forum and Apple can therefore provide no guarantee as to the efficacy of any proposed solutions on the community forums. Apple disclaims any and all liability for the acts, omissions and conduct of any third parties in connection with or related to your use of the site.
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