Way Too Much Corruption

2006-11-21 Thread Pinkham, Jim
Subject: Re: Way Too Much Corruption The mass corruption bothers me a lot... it'd point to something systemic, like a BIG voltage spike (had any lightning storms lately), physical hard drive problems... something like that. When you're saying the backups are corrupt too, you mean the name.backup.fm

Way Too Much Corruption

2006-11-20 Thread Pinkham, Jim
I have a folder with three versions of a manual (in subfolders) replete with conditional text, insets, and all the marvels of single sourcing. I haven't worked on these files for about 6 weeks. This morning all of them are coming up as corrupt, including the subfolders and the backups. Any ideas

Way Too Much Corruption

2006-11-20 Thread Combs, Richard
Jim Pinkham wrote: > I have a folder with three versions of a manual (in > subfolders) replete with conditional text, insets, and all > the marvels of single sourcing. I haven't worked on these > files for about 6 weeks. This morning all of them are coming > up as corrupt, including the

Way Too Much Corruption

2006-11-20 Thread Rene Stephenson
If it's all the files in the project, that's odd. I think we'd need some more info to know what the best starting point would be for narrowing down a cause and/or fix. Are you on Mac or Windows? Have you copied the files to/from other drives since the last time you worked in them? I'm asking,

Way Too Much Corruption

2006-11-20 Thread Art Campbell
The mass corruption bothers me a lot... it'd point to something systemic, like a BIG voltage spike (had any lightning storms lately), physical hard drive problems... something like that. When you're saying the backups are corrupt too, you mean the name.backup.fm file, or the backups of the entire

Way Too Much Corruption

2006-11-20 Thread James Barrow
>Pinkham, Jim asked: >I have a folder with three versions of a manual (in subfolders) replete >with conditional text, insets, and all the marvels of single sourcing. I >haven't worked on these files for about 6 weeks. This morning all of >them are coming up as corrupt, including the subfolders