After upgrading my 10.3.9 Macs to 10.4.6 (Tiger) I no longer can see icon preview information in the Finder (column view) for these two file types: Illustrator CS EPS files (.eps) and Punto files (.pdc). (Punto is an industry standard design app in the embroidery/fashion industry.) Both file types now show the generic application icon rather than a preview of the file's data. For example, an Illustrator file now shows the Adobe Illustrator icon rather than a thumbnail of the actual file's contents. I have tried toggling "show entension' in the Finder, and it didnt help. I even opend and re-saved files hoping that would work. No luck.
My users are mad because they no longer can see a file's preview in the Finder, and they have to double-click each file to see it's contents. Sounds minor I know, but these users open hundreds of files a day! It's killing them.
The files are on both Panther and Tiger AFP servers and on user's local HFS+ hard drives too. The location of the files doesnt appear to be a factor thus far in my tests.
Any ideas on what has changed from Panther to Tiger? Is this a resource fork issue?
My users are mad because they no longer can see a file's preview in the Finder, and they have to double-click each file to see it's contents. Sounds minor I know, but these users open hundreds of files a day! It's killing them.
The files are on both Panther and Tiger AFP servers and on user's local HFS+ hard drives too. The location of the files doesnt appear to be a factor thus far in my tests.
Any ideas on what has changed from Panther to Tiger? Is this a resource fork issue?
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