Open anyway?" (When you click OK, Photoshop may not open the file.) The most likely cause of this error is a defective disk drive, SCSI, or SCSI termination. "This document has been damaged by disk error. "Could not save because of a disk error." "Could not complete the request because the file is locked." "Could not complete this operation because this file is in an unknown format." In these situations, Adobe Photoshop may return one of the following error messages: Consequently, some problems (for example, damaged files, denied access, or slow performance) occur more frequently when you work across a network or from removable media than when you work from a local hard disk. When you save and open files across a network or from removable media, many variables affect application performance. Issues when working from networks or removable media "When you want to save an Illustrator file to a network or removable drive, Adobe recommends you first save the file to an internal hard disk, and then close the file and use the Finder to copy the closed file to the external or network drive, or save the file to the network using Adobe Version Cue." Http:/ / kb./ selfservice/ viewContent.do? externalId=326405 Http:/ / / illustrator/ kb/ optimize-performance-illustrator-cs4-cs5.html Http:/ / / photoshop/ kb/ networks-removable-media-photoshop-cs5.html I posted about this very issue here some time back IIRC. One client I work with has a moderately large (at time of start some 80 +/- designers) design department, all Macs, and they already had this established workflow which I was extremely glad to see.Īdobe does support opening files directly on a server but only using their Version Cue product which has a server-side component (Java with a MySQL backend, IIRC), and then client-side viewed/accessed via Adobe Bridge.
Copying the files to their local desktop for work, and copying back when done or at significant benchmarks along a project (eg: end of workday).
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