[Mark Johnson]

I thought I had already messed with that, but I guess not.

Thanks

[Mark Johnson]

Totally spaced about doing this….it seems to have done the trick, thanks…..

[Mark Johnson]

I found a different workaround to my problem, but I will give this a try to see if it works for me..

thanks

[Mark Johnson]

That’s interesting. I like that. I’m going to have to give that a try next session.

Thanks

[Mark Johnson]

That’s the way I did it before I found markers in Avid. It’s just not as fun to go back. I can work like that, but if I don’t have to I don’t want to.

[Mark Johnson]

This is happening to me as well. Are we still waiting for an Apple fix, or is BM going to be addressing this?

[Mark Johnson]

Thanks folks. The client has changed their minds (go figure) and I don’t have to do the text anymore. But I will figure it out for future use.

thanks

Mark

[Mark Johnson]

This is from a site called MacOSXHints………..

Control click on the application and select Show Package Contents from the pop-up menu. Navigate into the Contents -> MacOS folder, and then make an alias to the After Effects file in that folder. Place the alias somewhere easy to get to, like your Desktop (and/or drag it into your Dock for quick access). Now you can use this link to open After Effects, and it will open as many times as you click on the link. Note that it will open the Terminal also, and show all the open process.

Mark

[Mark Johnson]

You may not have thought you understood my question – but that’s what I have been looking for!!!

Thank You

Mark

[Mark Johnson]

You may not have thought you understood my question – but that’s what I have been looking for!!!

Thank You

Mark