Can it, Rob. They get it already.

Yes, it is pathetic that you are unable to let go of this irrational hatred for a harmless pastime and and that you somehow feel compelled to spend your time in here bitching about…

Nate: yes. 90% of the messages in the Looking For Group channel on my server go something like "looking for member, need DPS or healer". That always means warrior or priest (or dru…

Quote: Originally Posted by NateEssex So, a priest, druid or warrior is the way to go if you want to get invites to groups? Warlock is good for getting into groups as well,…

Quote: Originally Posted by CaptainHaddock Holy crap, I didn't know about any of that stuff, and I'm level 56. Could you explain more? Since last patch theres a ton of exci…

Quote: Originally Posted by Chuckit Warlock is good for getting into groups as well, at least later on. It's a very underrepresented class, and as much as people like to hate on…

Warlocks' soul shards – used for summoning minions and casting special spells – don't stack, so a typical Warlock needs a whole bag devoted to them. Still the class looks fun, and …

Quote: Originally Posted by CaptainHaddock Warlocks' soul shards – used for summoning minions and casting special spells – don't stack, so a typical Warlock needs a whole bag de…

Mages and Warlocks are both weak physically. Mages simply use their powerful spells to kill their opponents more quickly, while warlocks use minions to keep enemies at arm's length…

There are numerous utilities that do this and a couple of other pieces of software (for example, RBrowser lite which is a free FTP client that will let you browse your own local ma…

Onyx and Tinkertool will both show invisible files, along with lots of other very handy stuff. One of my favorites is putting both scroll arrows at both top and bottom of windows.

This may seem obvious but have you tried opening it in CS rather than CS2?

Don't have CS installed... not sure if I have a copy of it... That's ridiculous, though. If she could open my CS2 file, I should be able to open an older file. I used to use CS on…

That might not even work. Just making suggestions.

Any other ideas?

Tell her to save it then .zip it. That usually works when we have problem files from customers. Somehow, sometimes, things get lost in the transfer, either from email or from FTP o…

ZIP = Willing to wager that will help.

It sort of helped. When unarchived, the file appeared as a proper .ai file with the Adobe Illustrator CS ONE logo on it (the pink flower, rather than the orange one), but it still …

Alright, never mind. We found out the problem. Can't use compression when crossing versions, apparently. When I emailed it to her, apparently it all appeared on one layer, and she …

Oooh, that's good to know! I'm glad someone else went through the pain instead of me. Might be good info to have in the future. Thanks!

That is good to know, thanks for sharing.

Quote: Originally Posted by cleanup Alright, never mind. We found out the problem. Can't use compression when crossing versions, apparently. When I emailed it to her, apparently…

The Use Compression checkbox. Actually, there are still compatibility issues that we never got sorted out. For some reason, whenever I sent an .ai file to her, all the data appear…

I wonder if its also the 'Preserve PDF editing capbility' setting. Seeing as you noticed tons of clipping paths, it reminds me of when I open a PDF inside of Illustrator.

I'm on a PC using Illustrator CS2, but this might work for you good folks on Macs. Note that I have never compressed this file in any way, nor have I emailed it or opened it on any…