Can't stop the "Save changes to ...." dialog

L

Laserray

Somehow, my Visio drawing has had some corruption that causes the Custom
Property Sets window to always pop up when I open that drawing (other drawing
do not cause the behavior). Then, even if I make no changes to the drawing -
such as immediately close it again - Visio pops up the dialog asking if I
want to save changes. Its a PITB. I want to be asked when I do make changes,
but not everytime I open the drawing.

Anyone experienced anything like this? Any ideas on how to stop it?

Thanks,

Ray
 
J

James Wittrell

This issue has already been reported. Once the file is in this state it is
stuck in this loop. The Custom Property Set window will display even if
closed. However I don't experience your prompt for saving the file. In my
testing I used Visio Professional 2003 service pack 3. The issue only
seems to happen after you save the drawing with the Property Set Window
open.

James W.

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Somehow, my Visio drawing has had some corruption that causes the Custom
Property Sets window to always pop up when I open that drawing (other
drawing
do not cause the behavior). Then, even if I make no changes to the drawing
-
such as immediately close it again - Visio pops up the dialog asking if I
want to save changes. Its a PITB. I want to be asked when I do make
changes,
but not everytime I open the drawing.

Anyone experienced anything like this? Any ideas on how to stop it?

Thanks,

Ray
 
L

Laserray

James,

Do you know of anything from Microsoft that explains or provides a
fix/workaround for the problem?

Also, could I email the drawing file to you to take a look at?

Thanks,

Ray
 
J

James Wittrell

I have not been able to locate an official workaround for the issue. You
could try copying the objects to a new drawing, just make sure you don't
have the Property Set Window open during the save action. In regards to you
sending the file I don't think this will help. As stated Microsoft is aware
of the issue hopefully it will be addressed in a future version.

James W.

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James,

Do you know of anything from Microsoft that explains or provides a
fix/workaround for the problem?

Also, could I email the drawing file to you to take a look at?

Thanks,

Ray
 

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