Hello,
I ran into this issue at work and it has me stumped.
We have a shared network drive, accessed through SMB only, that the Art team connects to for their InDesign documents (INDD). When accessed through the Finder, one of the files shows up as an alias. When we look at the same file through Windows Explorer, it is the complete file. Why the discrepancy? I'm guessing there was a bit or attribute that got switched in the file that makes it look like an alias in OS X. Besides, the file is 12MB in size, and I doubt an alias is that huge. Is there a way to revert this "alias" back to its original state? Thanks.
I ran into this issue at work and it has me stumped.
We have a shared network drive, accessed through SMB only, that the Art team connects to for their InDesign documents (INDD). When accessed through the Finder, one of the files shows up as an alias. When we look at the same file through Windows Explorer, it is the complete file. Why the discrepancy? I'm guessing there was a bit or attribute that got switched in the file that makes it look like an alias in OS X. Besides, the file is 12MB in size, and I doubt an alias is that huge. Is there a way to revert this "alias" back to its original state? Thanks.