Hi Esther,
This problem is now solved and Preview is again useable! Phew! Running the onyx
verify start up disk function enabled the don't save button in Preview to work
again. I imagine this onyx function does much the same thing as the checks made
during boot up in safe mode.
The problem wa
Hi Paul and Jon,
Preview is supposed to do a number of image conversions. You open a file in one
supported format, then you use the "Save as" option (Command-Shift-S) from the
File menu. Under the dialog menu you can change the pop up menu button to the
new format that you want. The problem i
There is a program called graphics converter that might help in your situation.
Also, I believe that Quicktime is probably the underlying framework that
preview uses for conversions.
JOnathan
On Sep 2, 2011, at 6:17 PM, Paul Hopewell wrote:
> Hi Esther,
> Many thanks for your reply.
>
> I
Hi Esther,
Many thanks for your reply.
I was using Preview to convert a JPEG file to a PNG file. I created a duplicate
of the JPEG file and then did a save of that duplicate after setting the file
type to PNG. All this is on my normal Lion hard disk. The process had worked
for several files b
Hi Paul,
This one is a puzzler, but it sounds as though you might be using Preview to
make changes in a graphics file using the Tools menu. Alternatively, could you
be opening a file that is corrupted, or not really a supported file type? If
the file is on an external volume that is not writa
Hello,
I am running Mac OS 10.7.1 and am stuck in a hang/loop in Preview.
Whenever I try to exit Preview or close a Preview window I have a dialogue
asking if I want to save the changes to file x. Whatever I choose (don't save,
cancel, save) I cannot get out of this loop. I have to force quit
