In OmniGraffle 4.2 and up, the flat file/bundle file preference is set on a per-document basis in the Inspector under the Document preferences, since while the OmniGraffle program default will be modified, OmniGraffle always seems to take on the file format specified in the template that is used to create your new document.

Looking in the preference pane for OmniGraffle, there is a Templates tab, and under this is an entry for APPWRAPPER. By going to the OmniGraffle application bundle, right-clicking, and selecting “Show Package Contents”, you can see inside the app (the app bundle is apparently what APPWRAPPER stands for). Navigating within the application bundle to Contents => Resources => Templates, you will find a set of OmniGraffle documents that are used as your default document templates. If you open a template document, open the Inspector, go to the Document settings, and set the template document’s File Format option to “Save as flat file”, then save the template, then all new OmniGraffle documents created from that template will also have their default preference set to “Save as flat file” since the template’s preference has been set to that setting.

Hope this helps.

Thanks,

- max

I like what you’ve done. Did you ever hear about my running site? It’s linked from this comment. I’ve been looking to build a team for a while now, and wanted to see if you’re interested.

Cheers….!

Product: OmniGraffle-4.2
Tag: OmniGraffle_4_2_2
Date: 2007-11-20 13:32:33 -0800

Yes, the Error was the Epson printer drivers. Afterwards the Macbook pro 1.87Ghz 2gb would not boot OS X, but press the option key and could use Bootcamp to start XP Home.

I had to recover the failed leopard install drive,it was unmountable at mac boot, so I got a second macbook pro connected to the bad leopard drive via firewire target disk mode,

Then put a 500gb usb hard drive on the 2nd MBP. I ran carbon copy cloner and took the Macbook Pro leopard failure and cloned it to the 50GB USB drive.

After cloning, oddly I could now boot from the external drive using the cloned image leopard failed drive, it was still running the Tiger that was on it.

The USB drive was then able to boot the MBP and the data and OS X were intact.

I then used Disk Utility to only Format the Macbook PRO HD partition, and then USED carbon copy cloner TO ROLL back from the 500GB USB into the MBP with the erased partition ready to restore

I changed the 2gb RAM back to the stock 1gb RAM configuration pulling one RAM chip out, and then cloned the drive and rebooted, crossing my fingers.

The bad MBP leopard drive successfully was erased, and the old Tiger image cloned back into use. Somehow the 2GB RAM install caused the leopard install to Fail, and the drive to mount with errors, yet was able to boot from firewire disk mode and recover the data and clone it back to an erased drive, quite lucky, but time consuming, 6 hours of copying, not to mention MANY reboots, plugging the cables and waiting….the endless waiting.

I think we are ok now. Will eventually try leopard upgrade with only a single 1GB RAM slot filled. 2 steps up and 2 steps back , yet I keep saying macswellsmart

Anyways, my iMac seems to be stuck at 36 minutes, the install log says its “Starting file extraction” on my EpsonPrinterDrivers

I forgot to bypass installing the drivers and unnecessary language packages…..

but..

Does anyone know if aborting a leopard install will ruin my frozen “archive and install” in progress? I’d like to not loose all my files today

How does one even abort it – save from holding down the power button for a while …

I have Diskwarrior repaired teh didck. Diskutility says it is fine but errors on repair disc permissions.

The exact dialog box text is copied herewith:

Install Failed Mac OS X could not be installed on your computer
!
The Installer could not install some files in “/Volumes/XXX”.
Contact the software manufacturer for assistance

Click restart to restart your computer and try installing again