Hello everyone,
So, I upgraded a few days ago to Mavericks and I noticed something strange. If I open a Word file and change a single line and decide to quit it, Word will ask me if I want to save changes. Pretty standard as it has always been, right? However, if I'm viewing a .rtf (or even .txt) file on TextEdit and I change/edit anything and hit quit, it will just close down the file automatically saving it! That could be dangerous if one's not very attentive while manipulating files. The same thing happened while I was viewing a photo using Preview: I cropped it just to see how it'd look like and just hit command+Q... to my surprise it saved the picture in its new cropped version without asking me if I really wanted to save the file after changes. Is there something wrong with my mac or is this the new standard procedure for those apps? Any other similar surprise I should be aware of regarding those apps or any other? Please let me know.
Thanks!
So, I upgraded a few days ago to Mavericks and I noticed something strange. If I open a Word file and change a single line and decide to quit it, Word will ask me if I want to save changes. Pretty standard as it has always been, right? However, if I'm viewing a .rtf (or even .txt) file on TextEdit and I change/edit anything and hit quit, it will just close down the file automatically saving it! That could be dangerous if one's not very attentive while manipulating files. The same thing happened while I was viewing a photo using Preview: I cropped it just to see how it'd look like and just hit command+Q... to my surprise it saved the picture in its new cropped version without asking me if I really wanted to save the file after changes. Is there something wrong with my mac or is this the new standard procedure for those apps? Any other similar surprise I should be aware of regarding those apps or any other? Please let me know.
Thanks!