> Text insets and cross-references that are updated automatically (upon opening
> the file), even if no changes result, will also cause Frame to think the file
> is modified. Took me a while to figure that out, as it is very confusing to
> simply open a file and have FM indicate that it's been modified.
Indeed, yes! I have noticed this too and eventually figured it out the same as
you did.
My instinctive reaction tends to be one of "Oops, did I enter a letter or
keystroke somewhere into the file and now need to go fix?", since I also
usually type Control-D, Control-M, Control-T, etc., to open up the various
designer and other windows. With mouse clicks in between each, since the
designer windows retain the focus when they are opened <argh!>. I am never sure
whether my keyboard and keystrokes might not have done the Right Thing™ to the
file itself. :)
So, When checking older documents for content and text (where changes must NOT
be made!), I am very careful now to:
(a) *not* save files that I opened for "looking" at, and
(b) when I open documents that I *am* working on, I immediately do a
save so that I am sure of its state, or
(c) type a few control-Z's to make sure of the state of the document.
Z
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