Thanks everyone. I fixed it using the Preferences options. Happy St Patrick's Day Mulholland
On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 9:41 AM, Fred Ridder <docudoc at hotmail.com> wrote: > Mulholland asked: > > > > I have recently moved from XP to Vista. When I save my frame files I > > always get a message stating "Cannot be undone. Undo history will be > lost. > > OK to continue?" Apart from being annoying, especially when I save all > files > > in a book at once. Is there any way of turning this off? I never got this > > message when I was using XP, is it a Vista feature? > > Thanks > > It's not a Vista feature, it's an annoyance of FrameMaker 8.0/9.0 that came > along with multiple undo. By default, FrameMaker warns you each and every > time you perform an action that will clear the undo history buffer. Saving a > file is such an action, and the message is warning you that the undo > function will not be useful after you sav ethe file. It's a case of > FrameMaker warnign you about something that other applications (like MS > Word) simply do witout telling you. And perhaps Adobe has also > over-compensated a bit because it does represent changed behavior from > earlier versions. > But in any event, you can turn down the frequency of the warnigns or turn > them off entirely via the "Show warnings while clearing history" item in in > the File>Preferences>General dialog. > -Fred Ridder >