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Re: PDF File says in use by Mac OS X
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Re: PDF File says in use by Mac OS X


  • Subject: Re: PDF File says in use by Mac OS X
  • From: Wayne Melrose <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 7 May 2007 11:03:36 +0200


On 7. mai. 2007, at 10.54, Peter Waibel wrote:


I'd suggest having a look at doing it with "do shell script ditto /Users/Me/Desktop/myfile.pdf /Volumes/Server/pdfspath/"


'ditto' is great because it will preserve the resource fork.



Take care! Using ditto with  OS 10.3.9 preserving the resource fork is not the default behavior. You must use the option --rsrc.


ditto --rsrc /my/file


On OS 10.4 reserving the resource fork is the default.



Peter


Just one more thing.. does this default behavior change with later releases of OSX?
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