is it possible to store your freeway files on idisk and access them from various computers to work on them?
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is it possible to store your freeway files on idisk and access them from various computers to work on them?
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Possible, yes. Recommended, not really. Save times are murder!
Walter
On Jul 16, 2009, at 12:21 PM, ScottSimons wrote:
is it possible to store your freeway files on idisk and access them
from various computers to work on them?
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The files are relatively small and the save times were very quick - I now get an “end of file” error - sent in the file to Softpress and have not gotten it back yet - anxiously awaiting its recovery - it seems that my “backup” was from the night before and not saved after morning revisions, although I saved it frequently during the work flow
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Not recommended - iDisk is too slow. Not sure if Apple’s proposed new server farm in North Carolina will improve things in the future.
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If all you are doing is copying the original file plus the published folder as a backup to iDisk, and the upload time does not bother you, then sure you can. You cannot use it as a direct save destination however as it is waaaaaaaaaay too slow.
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no lag in save time, just a “end of file” error that now ruined all my work
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At 14:36 -0400 16/7/09, ScottSimons wrote:
no lag in save time, just a ³end of file² error that now ruined all my work
If there was no time lag it probably means that the end of file is
all it ever saved.
David
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