CS4 replace image issue - Windows 7

New laptop - Dreamweaver CS4 - Windows 7...
If i insert an image to a document it puts the image in fine. But if I want to change that image I select that image and hit the "browse for image" (little folder icon) and select a different image in the" Select an image source" dialog box and click ok - nothing happens. The dalog box disappears and the old image remains. Almost as if i clicked cancel instead of ok.
Since this is a new laptop I'm not sure if it's a hardware or software issue. Never experienced this on my work coomputer on Win XP and CS4.
Any ideas?
John

I'm not the only one... found this thread after I started my own (murphy's law) - same issue I'm having... http://forums.adobe.com/message/2511455#2511455
So I guess it's not the same issue??
sitewidecf: i know you only work in code view - but could you humor me and try to replace an image in the design view as I described and see if you can replicate the issue.
thanks
John

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ANDOVER\Administrator on ANDOVER\NOOFFICE Data collected on: 9/16/2014 7:56:58 PM Summary During last computer policy refresh on 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM No Errors Detected A fast link was detected More information... During last user policy refresh on 9/16/2014
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show BUILTIN\Administrators Everyone BUILTIN\Users NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users NT AUTHORITY\This Organization ANDOVER\NOOFFICE$ ANDOVER\Domain Computers Authentication authority asserted identity Mandatory Label\System Mandatory Level
Component Status Component Name Status Time Taken Last Process Time Event Log Group Policy Infrastructure Success 2 Second(s) 890 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM View Log Deployed Printer Connections Success 31 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM View
Log Group Policy Files Success 532 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:11 AM View Log Internet Explorer Zonemapping Success (no data) 62 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:28 PM View Log Registry Success 2 Second(s) 78 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 4:42:10 AM View Log Security
Success 1 Second(s) 187 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:29 PM View Log Software Installation Success 156 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:29 PM View Log Settings Policies Windows Settings Security Settings Account Policies/Password Policy Policy Setting Winning
GPO Enforce password history 24 passwords remembered Default Domain Policy Maximum password age 42 days Default Domain Policy Minimum password age 1 days Default Domain Policy Minimum password length 7 characters Default Domain Policy Password must meet complexity
requirements Enabled Default Domain Policy Store passwords using reversible encryption Disabled Default Domain Policy Account Policies/Account Lockout Policy Policy Setting Winning GPO Account lockout threshold 0 invalid logon attempts Default Domain Policy
Local Policies/User Rights Assignment Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow log on locally Administrators, ANDOVER\Domain Users, ANDOVER\scomadmin, ANDOVER\SQL MP Monitoring Ac, ANDOVER\sqlmon, NETWORK, NETWORK SERVICE, SERVICE, SYSTEM Default Domain Policy Local
Policies/Security Options Network Access Policy Setting Winning GPO Network access: Allow anonymous SID/Name translation Disabled Default Domain Policy Network Security Policy Setting Winning GPO Network security: Do not store LAN Manager hash value on next
password change Enabled Default Domain Policy Network security: Force logoff when logon hours expire Disabled Default Domain Policy Restricted Groups Group Members Member of Winning GPO ANDOVER\ConfigMgr12 Service Accts Administrators Default Domain Policy
System Services AdobeARMservice (Startup Mode: Disabled) Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Permissions No permissions specifiedAuditing No auditing specified Public Key Policies/Certificate Services Client - Auto-Enrollment Settings Policy Setting Winning
GPO Automatic certificate management Enabled Default Domain Policy Option Setting Enroll new certificates, renew expired certificates, process pending certificate requests and remove revoked certificates Enabled Update and manage certificates that use certificate
templates from Active Directory Enabled Public Key Policies/Automatic Certificate Request Settings Automatic Certificate Request Winning GPO Computer Default Domain Policy Domain Controller Default Domain Policy Enrollment Agent (Computer) Default Domain Policy
IPSec Default Domain Policy For additional information about individual settings, launch the Local Group Policy Object Editor. Public Key Policies/Trusted Root Certification Authorities Certificates Issued To Issued By Expiration Date Intended Purposes Winning
GPO configmgr2012r2.andover.com andover-SERVER2012A-CA 11/1/2015 5:24:38 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com 5/2/2014 10:37:15 PM Server Authentication Default Domain Policy dejuliaw andover-SERVER2012A-CA
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settings, launch the Local Group Policy Object Editor. Printer Connections Path Winning GPO \\Brother\binary_p1 Default Domain Policy Administrative Templates Policy definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from the central store.Adobe Acrobat XI/Preferences/General
Policy Setting Winning GPO Disable automatic updates Enabled Default Domain Policy Display PDFs in browser Disabled Default Domain Policy Adobe Acrobat XI/Preferences/Startup Policy Setting Winning GPO Protected View (Acrobat) Enabled Default Domain Policy
ProtectedView Enable Protected View for all files Configuration Manager 2012/Configuration Manager 2012 Client Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Configuration Manager 2012 Client Deployment Settings Enabled Default Domain Policy CCMSetup Policy Setting
Winning GPO Configure Configuration Manager 2012 Site Assignment Enabled Windows 8.1 Policy Preferences Assigned Site AND Site Assignment Retry Interval (Mins) 30 Site Assignment Retry Duration (Hours) Diskeeper 12 Policy Setting Winning GPO Event Logging
Enabled Default Domain Policy Service start and stop Enabled Defragmentation start and stop Enabled Volume information Enabled File information Enabled Directory information Enabled Paging file information Enabled MFT information Enabled Operations manager
information Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) Options Enabled Default Domain Policy Automatic Defragmentation VSS Options VSS defragmentation method Manual Defragmentation VSS Options VSS defragmentation method Microsoft Applications/System
Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Notification Enabled Default Domain Policy ShowUI Enabled DoNotDebugErrors Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Reporting for Windows Vista and
later operating systems Enabled Default Domain Policy Error_Listener UseSSLCertificates Error_ListenerPort UseIntegratedAuthentication Enabled Microsoft Applications/System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring for Office 10.0 Applications
Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Notification Enabled Default Domain Policy ShowUI Enabled Microsoft Applications/System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring for Windows Media Player Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Error Notification
Enabled Default Domain Policy ShowUI Enabled Microsoft Applications/System Center Operations Manager (SCOM)/SCOM Client Monitoring/Advanced Error Reporting settings Policy Setting Winning GPO Application reporting settings (all or none) Enabled Default Domain
Policy Report all application errors Enabled Report all errors in Microsoft applications. Enabled Report all errors in Windows components. Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report operating system errors Enabled Default Domain Policy Report operating system
errors Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report unplanned shutdown events Enabled Default Domain Policy Report unplanned shutdown events Enabled Network/Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) Policy Setting Winning GPO Limit the maximum network bandwidth
for BITS background transfers Disabled Default Domain Policy Printers Policy Setting Winning GPO Isolate print drivers from applications Enabled Default Domain Policy System Policy Setting Winning GPO Specify settings for optional component installation and
component repair Enabled Default Domain Policy Alternate source file path Never attempt to download payload from Windows Update Disabled Contact Windows Update directly to download repair content instead of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) Enabled System/Internet
Communication Management/Internet Communication settings Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn off Windows Error Reporting Disabled Default Domain Policy System/Remote Assistance Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Offer Remote Assistance Enabled Local Group Policy
Permit remote control of this computer: Allow helpers to remotely control the computer Helpers: ANDOVER\Administrator ANDOVER\dejuliaw System/Windows Time Service/Time Providers Policy Setting Winning GPO Enable Windows NTP Server Enabled Default Domain Policy
Windows Components/EMET Policy Setting Winning GPO Default Protections for Internet Explorer Enabled EMET 5 Included products and mitigations: - Microsoft Internet Explorer - all mitigations Policy Setting Winning GPO Default Protections for Recommended Software
Enabled EMET 5 Included products and mitigations: - WordPad - all mitigations - Microsoft Office - all mitigations - Adobe Acrobat - all mitigations except MemProt - Adobe Acrobat Reader - all mitigations except MemProt - Oracle Java - all mitigations except
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users to connect remotely by using Remote Desktop Services Enabled Local Group Policy Windows Components/Remote Desktop Services/Remote Desktop Session Host/Licensing Policy Setting Winning GPO Set the Remote Desktop licensing mode Enabled Default Domain Policy
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Group Policy Windows Components/Windows Customer Experience Improvement Program Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow Corporate redirection of Customer Experience Improvement uploads Enabled Default Domain Policy Corporate SQM URL: http://SCOM2012.andover.com:51907/
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with: Policy Setting Winning GPO Disable Windows Error Reporting Disabled Default Domain Policy Display Error Notification Enabled Default Domain Policy Windows Components/Windows Error Reporting/Advanced Error Reporting Settings Policy Setting Winning GPO
Default application reporting settings Enabled Default Domain Policy Default: Report all application errors Report all errors in Microsoft applications. Enabled Report all errors in Windows components. Enabled Policy Setting Winning GPO Report operating system
errors Enabled Default Domain Policy Report unplanned shutdown events Enabled Default Domain Policy Windows Components/Windows PowerShell Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn on Script Execution Enabled Default Domain Policy Execution Policy Allow local scripts
and remote signed scripts Windows Components/Windows Update Policy Setting Winning GPO Allow signed updates from an intranet Microsoft update service location Enabled WSUS Specify intranet Microsoft update service location Enabled Local Group Policy Set the
intranet update service for detecting updates: http://ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com:8530 Set the intranet statistics server: http://ConfigMgr2012R2.andover.com:8530 (example: http://IntranetUpd01) Extra Registry Settings Display names for some settings cannot
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Antimalware\Threats\ThreatSeverityDefaultAction\2 2 Local Group Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\Threats\ThreatSeverityDefaultAction\4 2 Local Group Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\Threats\ThreatSeverityDefaultAction\5
2 Local Group Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\UX Configuration\DisablePrivacyMode 0 Local Group Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Microsoft Antimalware\UX Configuration\Notification_Suppress 1 Local Group Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Microsoft
Antimalware\UX Configuration\UILockdown 0 Local Group Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\System Center\Health Service\Runtime CLR Version v4.0.30319 Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\System Center\Health Service\Runtime Use Concurrent GC 0
Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\System Center\Health Service\Runtime Use Workstation GC 1 Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\System Center\Health Service\Worker Process Logon Type 2 Default Domain Policy Preferences Windows
Settings Files File (Target Path: c:\windows\safesenders.txt) The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.safesenders.txt Winning GPO
Office 2013 Result: SuccessGeneral Action Update PropertiesSource file(s) \\SERVER2012A\safesender\safesenders.txt Destination file c:\windows\safesenders.txt Suppress errors on individual file actions Disabled AttributesRead-only Disabled Hidden Disabled
Archive Enabled Group Policy Objects Applied GPOs Default Domain Policy [{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Software Installation {B1BE8D72-6EAC-11D2-A4EA-00C04F79F83A} Deployed Printer Connections Security
Internet Explorer Zonemapping Registry Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision AD (154), SYSVOL (154) WMI Filter EMET 5 [{2C4287A2-7E57-4CEE-AEAC-436E25628F31}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Registry
Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision AD (4), SYSVOL (4) WMI Filter Local Group Policy [LocalGPO] Link Location Local Extensions Configured Registry Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters Revision AD (14),
SYSVOL (14) WMI Filter Office 2013 [{4E3C0D91-646B-4DF7-A9F1-B15B45B3334A}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Group Policy Files Group Policy Infrastructure Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision
AD (54), SYSVOL (54) WMI Filter SCUP Signing Certificate [{B8EC6602-BC25-4A62-8F13-D225E5AAB46D}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured {B1BE8D72-6EAC-11D2-A4EA-00C04F79F83A} Registry Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated
Users Revision AD (4), SYSVOL (4) WMI Filter Windows 8.1 Policy Preferences [{3F103DE1-A223-48FA-84B2-5584A129CC7E}] Link Location andover.com/Windows 8.1 Computers Extensions Configured Software Installation Registry Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters
NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision AD (41), SYSVOL (41) WMI Filter Windows 8.1 WMI Filter WSUS [{90680992-AACB-487B-B5CD-6E936F4A3C6F}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Registry Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated
Users Revision AD (2), SYSVOL (2) WMI Filter Denied GPOs WMI Filters Name Value Reference GPO(s) Windows 8.1 WMI Filter True Windows 8.1 Policy Preferences User Details General User name ANDOVER\Administrator Domain andover.com Security Group Membership show
ANDOVER\Domain Users Everyone NOOFFICE\ConfigMgr Remote Control Users BUILTIN\Users BUILTIN\Administrators NT AUTHORITY\INTERACTIVE CONSOLE LOGON NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users NT AUTHORITY\This Organization LOCAL ANDOVER\Group Policy Creator Owners ANDOVER\Mobile
Enrollment ANDOVER\Mac Enrollment ANDOVER\Domain Admins ANDOVER\SCVMMAdmins ANDOVER\CSAdministrator ANDOVER\RTCUniversalServerAdmins ANDOVER\RTCUniversalGlobalReadOnlyGroup ANDOVER\Enterprise Admins ANDOVER\RTCUniversalGlobalWriteGroup ANDOVER\Organization
Management ANDOVER\Schema Admins ANDOVER\RTCUniversalServerReadOnlyGroup ANDOVER\RTCUniversalUserReadOnlyGroup ANDOVER\CSServerAdministrator Authentication authority asserted identity ANDOVER\ConfigMgr Remote Control Users ANDOVER\Denied RODC Password Replication
Group Mandatory Label\High Mandatory Level Component Status Component Name Status Time Taken Last Process Time Event Log Group Policy Infrastructure Success 16 Second(s) 892 Millisecond(s) 9/16/2014 7:52:10 PM View Log Group Policy Registry Success 140 Millisecond(s)
9/15/2014 9:50:32 PM View Log Group Policy Shortcuts Success 500 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:32 PM View Log Registry Success 281 Millisecond(s) 9/15/2014 9:50:31 PM View Log Settings Policies Windows Settings Security Settings Public Key Policies/Certificate
Services Client - Auto-Enrollment Settings Policy Setting Winning GPO Automatic certificate management Enabled Default Domain Policy Option Setting Enroll new certificates, renew expired certificates, process pending certificate requests and remove revoked
certificates Enabled Update and manage certificates that use certificate templates from Active Directory Enabled Log expiry events, and, for user policy, only show expiry notifications when the percentage of remaining certificate lifetime is 10% Default Domain
Policy Additional stores to log expiry events Default Domain Policy Display user notifications for expiring certificates in user and computer MY store Disabled Default Domain Policy Administrative Templates Policy definitions (ADMX files) retrieved from the
central store.Microsoft Outlook 2013/Outlook Options/Preferences/Junk E-mail Policy Setting Winning GPO Specify path to Blocked Senders list Enabled Office 2013 Specify full path and filename to Blocked Senders list \\SERVER2012A\safesender\blockedsender.txt
Policy Setting Winning GPO Specify path to Safe Recipients list Enabled Office 2013 Specify full path and filename to Safe Recipients list \\server2012a\safesender\safesenders.txt Policy Setting Winning GPO Specify path to Safe Senders list Enabled Office
2013 Specify full path and filename to Safe Senders list \\server2012a\safesender\safesenders.txt Policy Setting Winning GPO Trigger to apply junk email list settings Enabled Office 2013 Microsoft Word 2013/Word Options/Customize Ribbon Policy Setting Winning
GPO Display Developer tab in the Ribbon Enabled Office 2013 Microsoft Word 2013/Word Options/Save Policy Setting Winning GPO Save AutoRecover info Enabled Office 2013 Save AutoRecover info every (minutes) 3 Start Menu and Taskbar Policy Setting Winning GPO
Go to the desktop instead of Start when signing in or when all the apps on a screen are closed Enabled Default Domain Policy Windows Components/EMET Policy Setting Winning GPO Default Protections for Internet Explorer Enabled EMET 5 Included products and mitigations:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer - all mitigations Policy Setting Winning GPO Default Protections for Recommended Software Enabled EMET 5 Included products and mitigations: - WordPad - all mitigations - Microsoft Office - all mitigations - Adobe Acrobat - all
mitigations except MemProt - Adobe Acrobat Reader - all mitigations except MemProt - Oracle Java - all mitigations except HeapSpray Windows Components/Windows Error Reporting Policy Setting Winning GPO Automatically send memory dumps for OS-generated error
reports Enabled Default Domain Policy Disable Windows Error Reporting Disabled Default Domain Policy Do not send additional data Disabled Default Domain Policy Windows Components/Windows Error Reporting/Advanced Error Reporting Settings Policy Setting Winning
GPO Configure Report Archive Enabled Default Domain Policy Archive behavior: Store parameters only Maximum number of reports to store: 500 Windows Components/Windows Error Reporting/Consent Policy Setting Winning GPO Configure Default consent Enabled Default
Domain Policy Consent level Send all data Windows Components/Windows PowerShell Policy Setting Winning GPO Turn on Script Execution Enabled Default Domain Policy Execution Policy Allow local scripts and remote signed scripts Extra Registry Settings Display
names for some settings cannot be found. You might be able to resolve this issue by updating the .ADM files used by Group Policy Management. Setting State Winning GPO Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\PolicyServers\37c9dc30f207f27f61a2f7c3aed598a6e2920b54\AuthFlags
2 Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\PolicyServers\37c9dc30f207f27f61a2f7c3aed598a6e2920b54\Cost 2147483645 Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\PolicyServers\37c9dc30f207f27f61a2f7c3aed598a6e2920b54\Flags
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{6AF312CA-551D-477C-8931-C2217574F832} Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\PolicyServers\37c9dc30f207f27f61a2f7c3aed598a6e2920b54\URL LDAP: Default Domain Policy Software\Policies\Microsoft\Cryptography\PolicyServers\Flags 0 Default
Domain Policy Preferences Windows Settings Shortcuts Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Remote Desktop.url) The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings
when resolving conflicts.Remote Desktop Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Result: SuccessGeneral Action Replace AttributesTarget type URL Shortcut path C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Remote Desktop.url Target URL https://hypervdi.andover.com/RDWeb/Pages/en-US/Default.aspx
Icon path C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll Icon index 150 Shortcut key None Run Normal window Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Application Catalog.url) The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest
the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Application Catalog Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Result: SuccessGeneral Action Replace AttributesTarget type URL Shortcut path C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Application Catalog.url
Target URL https://configmgr2012r2.andover.com/cmapplicationcatalog/ Icon path C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll Icon index 135 Shortcut key None Run Normal window Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Report Server.url) The following settings have
applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Report Server Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Result: SuccessGeneral Action Replace AttributesTarget type URL Shortcut
path C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Report Server.url Target URL http://configmgr2012r2/Reportserver Icon path C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll Icon index 165 Shortcut key None Run Normal window Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\SCOM Reports.url)
The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.SCOM Reports Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Result: SuccessGeneral Action Replace AttributesTarget
type URL Shortcut path C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\SCOM Reports.url Target URL http://scom2012/reportserver Icon path C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll Icon index 44 Shortcut key None Run Normal window Shortcut (Path: C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Reporting.url)
The following settings have applied to this object. Within this category, settings nearest the top of the report are the prevailing settings when resolving conflicts.Reporting Winning GPO Default Domain Policy Result: SuccessGeneral Action Replace AttributesTarget
type URL Shortcut path C:\Users\administrator\Desktop\Reporting.url Target URL http://configmgr2012r2/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx Icon path C:\WINDOWS\system32\SHELL32.dll Icon index 165 Shortcut key None Run Normal window Group Policy Objects Applied GPOs Default
Domain Policy [{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Group Policy Shortcuts {B1BE8D72-6EAC-11D2-A4EA-00C04F79F83A} Registry Group Policy Infrastructure Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated
Users Revision AD (102), SYSVOL (102) WMI Filter EMET 5 [{2C4287A2-7E57-4CEE-AEAC-436E25628F31}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Registry Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision AD (2), SYSVOL (2)
WMI Filter Office 2013 [{4E3C0D91-646B-4DF7-A9F1-B15B45B3334A}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured Group Policy Registry Registry Group Policy Infrastructure Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision
AD (55), SYSVOL (55) WMI Filter Denied GPOs Java Files [{906C2069-E35E-4DAD-8A06-E234C1F5072E}] Link Location andover.com Extensions Configured {7150F9BF-48AD-4DA4-A49C-29EF4A8369BA} Group Policy Infrastructure Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters NT
AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users Revision AD (98), SYSVOL (98) WMI Filter Windows 7 WMI Filter Reason Denied False WMI Filter Local Group Policy [LocalGPO] Link Location Local Extensions Configured Enforced No Disabled None Security Filters Revision AD (0), SYSVOL
(0) WMI Filter Reason Denied Empty WMI Filters Name Value Reference GPO(s) Windows 7 WMI Filter False Java Files

Script for replacing Image from a frame into InDesign document file

Hi All,
I am having an indesign document (indd) file with images and texts. I am using InDesign Server CS4 to run the scripts via SOAP.
My requirement is to replace any of the images from the required frame/s of indesign document through scripting (I already have frame id of which image needs to be replaced). I have written written java-script file (as given below): but when I execute this java-script on InDesign Server via SOAP, I get follwoing error into InDesign Server:
10/03/09 15:15:54 INFO [javascript] Executing File: \\Server_IP_Address\JavaScript_File_Path\JavaScript_File.js
10/03/09 15:16:01 ERROR [link manager] Link missing.; file:C:/help.gif
10/03/09 15:16:01 ERROR [link manager] Link missing.; file:C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/All%20Users/Documents/My%20Pictures/Sample%20Pictures/ Water%20lilies.jpg
10/03/09 15:16:01 ERROR [link manager] Link missing.; file:C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/All%20Users/Documents/My%20Pictures/Sample%20Pictures/ Winter.jpg
Following is the java-script that is being used for replacing image from indd's frame:
var myDocument = app.open(File('//Server_IP_Address/InDesignDocument_File_Path/Sample.indd'));
var tmp_frmid="1339"; //frame id of which image needs to be replaced.
for (var i=0;i<myDocument.pages.length;i++)
var objPage=myDocument.pages.item(i);
var objPageitems = objPage.pageItems;
try
var obj = objPageitems.itemByID(tmp_frmid);
obj.images[0].remove;
obj.appliedObjectStyle = null;
var myImage=obj.place(File('//Server_IP_Address/Images_to_be_reolaced_Path/ImageFile.jpg'));
var old_height = myImage.geometricBounds[2] - myImage.geometricBounds[0];
var new_height = obj.geometricBounds[2] - obj.geometricBounds[0];
var old_width = myImage.geometricBounds[3] - myImage.geometricBounds[1];
var new_width = obj.geometricBounds[1] + ((new_height / old_height) * old_width);
myImage.geometricBounds = [obj.geometricBounds[0] + "mm", obj.geometricBounds[1] + "mm", obj.geometricBounds[2] + "mm", new_width + "mm"];
var diff = obj.geometricBounds[1] - myImage.geometricBounds[1];
myImage.move( undefined, [diff,0] );
break;
catch(e)
myDocument.save('//Server_IP_Address/InDesignDocument_File_Path/Sample.indd');
var previewFile = File('//Server_IP_Address/Images_to_be_reolaced_Path/ImageFile.jpg');
app.jpegExportPreferences.jpegQuality["JPEGOptionsQuality.low"];
app.documents.item(0).exportFile(ExportFormat.jpg, previewFile);
myDocument.close();
I have very urgent requirement; if anyone have any idea; please suggest me. \
It would be highly appreciable.
Kind Regards,
Prashant.

http://www.automatication.com/selection-to-pdf-script.html
Harbs
http://www.in-tools.com

Editing in Photoshop CS4 rotates image

After making adjustments in Lightroom 3.2, if I then edit the image in Photoshop CS4, the image rotates slightly clockwise and affects any cropping and adjustments to the vertical I have already done in Lightroom. The rotation occurs as the image is opened in Photoshop so that when I return from Photoshop to Lightroom my image has changed (not counting those made in Photoshop). Why is this happening? I am working in Windows 7.

Thanks, Dorin, for your response. That sounds like the right explanation. Would CS5 handle the perspective adjustments and lens corrections correctly?
The files I am editing in Lightroom are pef (Pentax) or dng converted from pef by DxO. Right now I am right-clicking the image in Lightroom and selecting "Edit in Adobe Photoshop CS4". I get the same result with Ctrl+E; but Ctrl+Alt+E does nothing for me. Nothing happens with the latter. That may be because I am already using Topaz's tlfusionexpress2 as Lightroom's secondary editor.

Process for replacing images

I would like to get our opinion on how I am working when replacing images.
The help-project has not been updated since it first was generated but much has been done to the system. So there are a lot of images to replace but I have very limited time and the customer want as much as possible to be done. This means that I have to do some things in a way that might not be the best way but is the fastest. But I don’t want to work in a way that we later regret because it causes some problem that I haven’t realized yet. I don’t have much knowledge of the updates of the system or of the RoboHelp-project (what is described in the help, where in the help is it described).
I capture the image with IrfanWiew.
I delete the old image in the Design Editor. (I’m aware that the image is not removed from the project but I will deal with this later.)
I paste the image in the Design Editor. (I find this the fastest way to get the new pictures where they should go.)
When I have finished replacing images I create a folder and drag the images there (either in RoboHelp or in Windows Explorer). The old images are in a separate folder but I don’t want the new images in the same folder because it might be some name conflicts.
I remove unused images by looking at the report Unused Files.
Is this an ok way to work?

If you are replacing one image with another, you could could save them with the same file name and in the same location. Your project should then pick it up. However there is a proviso that the old and new images are exactly the same size. If they are not, you may have to reset the image size inside the Design Editor for each image.
If you use your workflow, I would not paste the image in. Whilst this is acceptable, you'll end up with image file names that bear no resemblance to the image (e.g. image001.png, image002.png, etc.) which may create future difficulties. Also ensure you drag your images from INSIDE your project. If you do this in Windows, your project will be unaware you have moved them and report them as broken links.

Windows 2008 R2 Client computer backup files (*.dat) can't get restored after re-imaging the Windows 2008 R2 server

I have a Windows server 2008 R2 and I'm using backup feature to backup all computers in the network on it. Recently I ran into an issue and had to re-image my Windows 2008 R2 server and had to restore 2 of my client computers but now I can't restore
files from my client computer backups because they are not listed under Backups & Devices anymore however all backup files are still available on my Backup drive. How can I retrieve files from these backup files?

Anyone out there to help me with this issue?

Can an image of Windows 2000 using NI-VXI 3.5 with a PXI-MXI controller be fielded for multiple computers using sysprep?

I am trying to field an image of Windows 2000 using NI-VXI 3.5 with a PXI-MXI controller. Can I set the system up to retain to original settings for VXI? Some of my computers use a PCI-MXI controller. Although Windows always finds the MXI controller, the original VXI System 0 is not used. I have several VME instruments set up and the target is about 85 different computers. Also the NI-GPIB interface does not show in MAX. Is this supposed to work?

Hello,
Here's an update regarding the gpib error. There has been a Corrective Action Request (CAR) ID:3BI8A578, filed due to a similar issue of error gpibpnp.exe with NI-488.2 v2.2 on Windows 2000 and Sysprep. This issue's workaround involved going back to install NI-488.2 v2.1 or installing the v2.3 release in order to eliminate the problem. Currently, NI-488.2 v2.3 is no longer available for download, however, all operating systems and hardware supported by NI-488.2 v2.3 are also supported by NI-488.2 v2.4 (see link 1).
1. NI-488.2 2.4 - Windows XP/2000: http://joule.ni.com/nidu/cds/view/p/lang/en/id/3402. GPIB Driver Versions for Microsoft Windows and DOS: http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/5326
Best regards,
Ali M
Applications Engineer
National Instruments
Message Edited by Ali M on 05-25-2010 02:07 PM

CS4: Fit Image Problem

Recently had a very bizarre issue that just happened. Not sure why, but it won't go away.
I use the Fit Image script quite a bit. For sizing images that will end up on the blog, batching out files for proofs, etc. I have it written into many of my actions.
Up until a few days ago, if you opened any action that I've recorded and expanded out the Fit Image step, you would see the dimensions (in pixels) that were recorded. Then, I started getting an error message for any action that used Fit Image. The error message was "Javascript code was missing".
I checked my scripts folder and the Fit Image script is there. Nothing has changed. I even used Time Machine to go back a few weeks and see if anything had been deleted. Nothing.
I tried to write a new action using Fit Image and now, instead of the expanded view showing the size in pixels, it's showing in inches! When I manually use Fit Image, the dialog box comes up with pixels ONLY, so why is it that the recorded step is shown in inches?
I've gone so far as to uninstall CS4 and reinstall it. The first thing I did was record an action and I'm getting the same results. Why would this just change and does this mean I have to re-record all my actions that use Fit Image?
Any ideas or insight?

The problem come down to the fact the the way scripts are recorded in actions the full path of the script is recorded. If you un-install CS3 its script directory will be deleted so the script is gone CS4 script is in a different directory.
CS2 and prior recording of the plug-in fit image were recorded as step Fit Image not as a script path step. These actions should still work for when Photoshop starts up the CS4 Fit Image scripts register as the plug-in Automate>Fit Image. When these action are played and the plug-in step Fit Image get played it is looking for the registered Fit Image Plug-in Photoshop should run the CS4 Fit Image Script.
The bug in Fit Image is very minor. One day I used fit image on a image that was 1080 x 1080 and fit image was set to 1200 x 1200 the resulting image turned out to be 1201 x 1200 one side was one pixel off there were 1200 extra pixels.
Reading the CS3 Fit Image Script I saw this:
     docRatio = docWidth / docHeight; // decimal ratio of original width/height
     // NOTE - ccox - 17 Aug 2004 - I added the rounding by 0.5
     // this should solve reported cases of fit image being off by 1 (always under)
     // NOTE - elr - 3 May 2006 - keep original aspect ratio
     newWidth = width;
     newHeight = ((1.0 * width) / docRatio) + 0.5; // decimal calc
     newHeight = 1 * newHeight; // make integer
     if (newHeight > height) {
          newWidth = 0.5 + docRatio * height; // decimal calc
          newWidth = 1 * newWidth; // make integer
          newHeight = height;
Someone fixed fit image not to be one pixel under. I thought this fix most likely cause my one over problem so I stuck in some alerts to see the numbers. Looked like the multiply by one to round did not round and I thought the .5 value perhaps would work better if it were .4. So I changed to code to
     docRatio = docWidth / docHeight; // decimal ratio of original width/height
     // NOTE - ccox - 17 Aug 2004 - I added the rounding by 0.5
     // this should solve reported cases of fit image being off by 1 (always under)
     // rounding by .5 seem to make some sides 1 Px large change to .4 and used math round to round JJMack
     // NOTE - elr - 3 May 2006 - keep original aspect ratio
     newWidth = width;
     newHeight = ((1.0 * width) / docRatio) + 0.4; // decimal calc
     newHeight = Math.round(newHeight); // make integer
     if (newHeight > height) {
          newWidth = 0.4 + docRatio * height; // decimal calc
          newWidth = Math.round(newWidth); // make integer
          newHeight = height;
The name of my script file is "My Fit Image.jsx" I renamed Adobe file to "Fit Image.jsx.Adobe" My script is in My Photoshop Script tree which I linked to Photoshop's Presets\Script\ by placing a shortcut to my tree into into Photoshop's Script directory. "My Fit Image.jsx" registers itself as Automate>Fit Image...
$$$/JavaScripts/FitImage/Name=Fit Image...
$$$/JavaScripts/FitImage/About=Fit Image   Version 10.0   By Quality Process^r^rCopyright 2007 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved.^r^rResizes a document constrained by the given bounds.^r^rJohn J. McAssey Modified Version^rFixed the one side one pixel to long problem^rand changed the interpolation Method used^rUpsizing will use Bicubic Smoother^rDownsizing Bicubic Sharper^rInstead of just using Bicubic for all resizing like Adobe did.
automate

Replace image in frame

Hello,
CS3 vs CS4
I place an image in Indesign CS3 and scale it to 50%
Then I replace the image with an other one and this new image also automatically resizes to 50 %. That's how i want it.
If i do this in CS4 the image fits to the frame. I can change it to 100% but I don't get the 50%.
What't the trick?
Bertil

Thanks Ken,
This works!
Bertil
Op 7 mei 2009, om 14:55 heeft Kenneth Benson het volgende geschreven:
Edit > Preferences > File Handling > Preserve image dimensions when
relinking.
>
If you have this checked, Placing a new graphic over an old one
preserves the size but not the percentage. If you have this
unchecked, Placing a new graphic over an old one preserves the
percentage but not the size.
>
Ken Benson
>

How to get back default Lock Screen Image of Windows 8.1

I recently upgraded windows 8 to Windows 8.1, but it reset my custom lock screen image . I tried for default lock screen of windows 8.1.I can't find any default lock screen
images of windows 8.1 (Only custom images are available). How to get default lock screen images? Does any any one know? please help me..

The last "solution" works only for pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete and clicking
Lock. If you sign out of Windows and sign back in, that ghastly Windows 8.1 lock screen picture will come back.
You can delete the img100.png file from your WinSxS folder: right lick on this file, click Properties, click the Security tab, click Edit, click Add, type your Windows user name in the white rectangle under "Enter the object
name to select", click Check Names, click OK, then click Advanced, click Change, take ownership of the file, give yourself Full control over this file, click Apply and then OK. You may see your name three times in the Security tab (as user, administrator,
and yourself). Make sure that each instance has full Control
If this does not work, you can disable the Lock Screen: press Windows+R, type
gpedit.msc, click OK, in the Local Group Policy Editor window that opens click on Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization, right click on the "Do not display the lock screen" option, click
Edit, check Enabled, then click Apply and OK.
This, however, is a workaround rather than a real solution, which, it seems, Microsoft does not have.
I have exactly the same issue with the horrid stripey thing. Furthermore, in Settings, Lock Screen Preview is completely blank both on current and past images.
I've tried all the tips I've found around the web with no success. I get the horrid stripey thing back.
I found this freeware called Lock Screen Customizer. Seems to work so far but time will tell. (Note that the download includes both win8 and win8.1 versions.)

Replace images on specific layer

Hi,
till now i used the Script-function in InDesign only for "findandchange"-Actions. It works fine and is very time-saving.
Now I would like to replace images on specific Layers, like I do this with textcontent with the "Findandchange"-Script.
Is this possible?
I try to explain...
Example:
- Find all images "image-a1.tif"(path:folder/folder/image-a1.tif) on specific layer "mylayer"(or only activ and not locked layers)
- Replace all this images with this image "image-a2"tif(path:folder/folder/image-a2.tif)
- Find all images "image-b1.tif"(path:folder/folder/image-b1.tif) on specific layer "mylayer"(or only activ and not locked layers)
- Replace all this images with this image "image-b2"tif(path:folder/folder/image-b2.tif)
- Find all images "image-c1.tif"(path:folder/folder/image-c1.tif) on specific layer "mylayer"(or only activ and not locked layers)
- Replace all this images with this image "image-c2"tif(path:folder/folder/image-c2.tif)
Background Info:
These images have all the same size and resolution. They distinguish only in content (english-/france/german elements).
It's a "multilanguage" InDesign-Document. Every "Languagecontent" have its own layer.
Thanks for helping...

Hi,
Yes you can. I.e using dialog box.
It could be like this:
myDoc = app.activeDocument;
myGraph = myDoc.layers.item("graphic").allGraphics;     // modify layer name
for (k=0; k<myGraph.length; k++)
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     oldFileName = File(oldLink).name;              //only file name
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     if (File(newLink) instanceof File)                     // if wrong newLink - no action
        myGraph[k].itemLink.relink(newLink);     //relink graphic
function myDialog(oldName)
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    var myInputGroup = myWindow.add ("group");
    myInputGroup.orientation = "column";
    myInputGroup.alignChildren = "left";
    myInputGroup.add ("statictext", undefined, "Old Name: " + oldName);
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    myText.characters = 20;
    myText.active = true;
    var myButtonGroup = myWindow.add ("group");
    myButtonGroup.alignment = "right";
    myButtonGroup.add ("button", undefined, "OK");
    myButtonGroup.add ("button", undefined, "Cancel");
    var OKbutton = myWindow.show ();
        if (OKbutton == 1) myRes = myText.text;
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I'm testing Windows 7 at home with CS3 Production Premium and have not had any issues. Of course CS4 is quite a bit different.
Anyone using CS4 Production Premium on Windows 7 regularly? Any issues to report?
Thanks

Thanks for replying to my post:
mark_m wrote:
"I notice that when I open an old CS4 project and PPro asks you to locate the file, that the "show only exact file name" tick box seems to have no effect.
This is on Windows 7 RC 64bit."
On our systems at work that have XP and Vista + CS4 Production Premium. I've noticed this with preview files in particular and possibly some others, I don't remember. The "show only exact file" checkbox is greyed out. This is somewhat annoying because projects can have a huge number of preview files with long cryptic names making it a pain to locate the correct one manually to get the ball rolling. If I don't think it'll take too long to re-render, I just select "skip preview files".
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How to update or replace images in Pages without placing them again?

The sizing should work to make it fit the way you had it, cropping is a whole other issue however,
I understand what you are after, because you want to update an edited version of the same image.
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Hi,
I have installed Windows 2003 Server on a PXI - 1042 with a 8108 controller. When I try to take an image of this it fails and I have to remove the hard drive. Then I have to hook it up to a SATA interface and use Ghost 11.5 to image the hard drive.
Is there a easier way to do this with the Acronis software?
Thanks,
John P

Hello John,
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Ryan F.

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Please give us a better way to replace images, that makes it possible to keep the original place in the photo stream, and keep the comments.

Hi there Harvest 61,
You may find the troubleshooting steps in the article below helpful.
iCloud: My Photo Stream troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3989
-Griff W.

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