[Scribus] Upgraded to 1.3.3.11, can't open older version file

[ryan at familygrace.com]

Thanks for the reply Fabien.  

However, my problem is that I can't open a 1.3.3.9 file for the first time with 1.3.3.11.  I'm not trying to switch back to 1.3.3.9 and open a 1.3.3.11 file.

I'm wondering if there is any problem in general trading .sla files between the Windows version and a Linux version?  

Thanks,

Ryan

----- Original Message ----
From: Fabien3D <creafab at free.fr>
To: scribus at nashi.altmuehlnet.de
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2008 3:27:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Scribus] Upgraded to 1.3.3.11, can't open older version file


Hi 
!

> 
I 
recently 
downloaded 
1.3.3.11 
for 
Windows, 
installed 
it, 
and 
tried 
to 
open
> 
a 
1.3.3.9 
file 
from 
my 
Ubuntu 
desktop 
machine.  
I 
get 
the 
error 
message:
>
> 
File 
E:/xxxxxxx.sla 
is 
not 
in 
an 
acceptable 
format.
>
> 
Has 
anyone 
else 
run 
into 
compatibility 
problems 
with 
older 
version 
files
> 
after 
upgrading 
to 
1.3.3.11?  
This 
also 
happened 
to 
me 
when 
moving 
to
> 
1.3.3.9 
from 
an 
older 
version, 
but 
in 
that 
case 
I 
rebuilt 
the 
project
> 
instead 
of 
seeking 
help.
It 
also 
happened 
to 
me 
when 
I 
upgraded 
to 
1.3.4. 
The 
autosave 
function 
orverwrote 
the 
original 
file 
with 
new 
XML 
tags, 
unreadable 
by 
the 
previous 
release. 
I 
advise 
you 
what 
I 
was 
then 
: 
copy 
and 
paste 
the 
objects 
in 
an 
album 
in 
1.3.11 
and 
then 
open 
this 
album 
in 
1.3.3.9 
to 
get 
the 
objects. 
When 
I 
did 
this, 
the 
pictures 
weren't 
included 
in 
the 
objects, 
but 
the 
text 
objects 
worked 
fine. 
I 
don't 
know 
if 
there's 
any 
other 
way 
to 
switch 
back 
to 
a 
previous 
version.
-- 
Fabien3D

http://fabien.nguyen.free.fr
http://creafab.free.fr
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