Hi there ...
I recently installed Appleworks on my Tiger machine ... updated to 6.2.9 ....
Everytime I quit it .... I get a "Appleworks has quit unexpectedly - other applications have not been affected" message when I just quit the app.
I tried to run ONyx but it froze halfway through the automation pane ... I have previously repaired the disk and permissions from the install disk ... and after force quitting onyx ... I ran Cache out x ...
Any ideas ???
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Appleworks gives "Quit Unexpectedly" warning
#4
Posted 04 November 2006 - 03:15 PM
Hmm, sometimes that works. Anyway, I would try a couple things before a RE-install for the heck of it. Click once on the app AW (Get Info) make sure it says 'Read & Write', and trash AW's prefs: ~/Library/Preference/com.appleworks.plist...( I think you know where they are already) its worth a try if you haven't. I doubt the freeze damanged anything, but it is odd. If you have Disk Warrior that would be an option. /forums/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
#5
Posted 04 November 2006 - 03:22 PM
I seem to recall an AppleWorks bug that was solved by trashing the Recent Items aliases the app saves but I can't remember if it was a bug that occurred at start up or quit but it wouldn't hurt to trash them.
user > Documents > AppleWorks User Data > Starting Points > Recent Items >
user > Documents > AppleWorks User Data > Starting Points > Recent Items >
#6
Posted 04 November 2006 - 03:36 PM
Thanks Darth and Dougster ... neither of your suggestions worked but I have a bit of an update ...
The files that cause Appleworks to "quit unexpectedly" when I close the red button or quit Appleworks from the File menu ... are Appleworks files that I got from someone else over email.
I just created some new files .... and they close fine! ... so I don't know what it is with those couple of files but i guess i should just live with it ...
Just for curiousness sake .. should i try trashing that whole User Data folder or other parts of it ?? It still kind of bugs me ....
thanks ....
The files that cause Appleworks to "quit unexpectedly" when I close the red button or quit Appleworks from the File menu ... are Appleworks files that I got from someone else over email.
I just created some new files .... and they close fine! ... so I don't know what it is with those couple of files but i guess i should just live with it ...
Just for curiousness sake .. should i try trashing that whole User Data folder or other parts of it ?? It still kind of bugs me ....
thanks ....
#7
Posted 04 November 2006 - 04:54 PM
Quote:
The files that cause Appleworks to "quit unexpectedly" when I close the red button or quit Appleworks from the File menu ... are Appleworks files that I got from someone else over email.
I just created some new files .... and they close fine! ... so I don't know what it is with those couple of files but i guess i should just live with it ...
The files that cause Appleworks to "quit unexpectedly" when I close the red button or quit Appleworks from the File menu ... are Appleworks files that I got from someone else over email.
I just created some new files .... and they close fine! ... so I don't know what it is with those couple of files but i guess i should just live with it ...
In that case it's probably a problem with those files rather than the app. Maybe something got stripped out when they were e-mailed.
#8
Posted 04 November 2006 - 06:36 PM
-berg,
If your buddies are going to continue sending .cwk files have them stuff .sit, or .zip them which just might help the issue. They can pop them in a folder, and compress the whole folder. This will keep the integrity of the files. It certainly worked w/ older PageMaker, and Quark files.
[Edit] I agree w/ -darth...the snag is w/ the files not your AW
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are Appleworks files that I got from someone else over email.
are Appleworks files that I got from someone else over email.
If your buddies are going to continue sending .cwk files have them stuff .sit, or .zip them which just might help the issue. They can pop them in a folder, and compress the whole folder. This will keep the integrity of the files. It certainly worked w/ older PageMaker, and Quark files.
[Edit] I agree w/ -darth...the snag is w/ the files not your AW
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