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Old February 12th, 2006, 01:53 PM
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Unhappy 'QuickTime PICT' displays on Quark 4.11 Doc

The problem continues, as part of our hardware upgrade program, we have replaced another PowerMac G4 running OS9 with a PowerMac G5 running OSX.

This also has the problem with Quark v4.11 (in Classic) where docuents that opened fine and displayed all images and fonts fine on the OS9 G4 are now now displaying some images on pages, instead the EPS image is replaced with the wording 'QuickTime PICT'. I have no idea what that means !

I selcted one of these problem images and clicked on the cache image preview (or something like that?!) and ia caching status bar popped up and the missing image popped up in the open document. Then when I clicked away from the image area, the image disappeared.

In the usage window, all pictures have a status of 'o.k.' too.

I have lots of other PowerMac G4s that are going over to G5s this week who will continue to run Quark Xpress 4.11 in Classic until the upgrade to Indesign CS.

Anybody got any ideas ?


Thanks in advance.
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