At 02:25 PM 6/30/03 -0500, Stokes, Randy wrote: >Believe it or not, we've known about it for a long time -- and I'm d***ed if >I can reproduce it. We *are* deleting the files -- I've traced through with >the debugger -- each and every time.
This is my procedure, and perhaps it's where the problem lies. 1. Open a file or start a new one. 2. Save it under a new name (such as BoringPiece01.mus) 3. Work on it, save a few times. 4. Get to a major change point. 5. Save it under another new name (such as BoringPiece02.mus) 6. Work on it, save it a few times. 7. Save it under another new name. 8. Repeat work, save, work, save new name, work, save... By the end of the day, when Finale is exited, every single one of these files has generated temp files that stay there. Temp files do *not* remain I edit just one file and save it under its current name. Only when I save a working file under a new name does this heap of temp files start to build up. Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
