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228 Domino.Doc 3.5 User’s Guide
Alternatively, you can exit Freelance Graphics, open it again, open the
document, then close the document. This time the Check-in dialog box will
display.
Closing a presentation opened from a browser or Notes does not
initiate check-in
Changes made to a presentation that was opened from the Domino.Doc
library via your Web browser or Notes, will need to be saved to the file
system and the presentation must be checked back into Domino.Doc
through the browser or Notes. At that point, Domino.Doc will present the
name of the file.
Opening from or saving a presentation to the file system fails
When you attempt to open an existing Freelance Graphics 97 presentation
from the file system, the Freelance Graphics Open dialog box does not
appear. Similarly, when you create a new presentation in Freelance Graphics
97 and try to save it to the file system, the Freelance Graphics Save
dialog box does not appear and your presentation cannot be saved to the
file system.
You need to disable Domino.Doc by performing the following steps:
1. Choose File - User Setup - Freelance Preferences.
The Freelance Graphics Preferences dialog box displays.
2. Remove the check mark beside the “Disable System” option.
3. Click OK.
Now you will be able to save the presentation to the file system.
Alternatively, you can change the Application Preferences setting in the
Domino.Doc Desktop Administrator.
Opening or reopening a presentation fails
When you try to open a presentation that you’ve already opened (or tried to
open) during the current session, you may get a message stating that the file
already exists and asking if you want to overwrite it, or you may get a
warning that the file does not exist.
Both situations occur because Freelance Graphics 97 maintains information
about the document and bypasses certain ODMA calls from Domino.Doc.
In order to be able to open your document, exit Freelance Graphics 97 and
restart the application. At this point, you will be able to successfully open
your presentation.