>> Getting really annoying having to go search for my song files to open >> instead of just hitting the Open Recent menu.. >> > > Now I'll say this ONE LAST TIME!!!!!!!! > > The setup assistant is broken, causing a corrupt prefs file. Chuck the > new one, and setup your prefs manually, and all should be fine. > > Hope it helps 8>) WARNING! If you have designed your own Keystrokes Do NOT trash your OSX prefs or you will lose them and have to re-enter them! Simply move the prefs on to the desktop or somewhere else that's safe and import them from there once your next song opens. peter

> If you have designed your own Keystrokes Do NOT trash your OSX prefs or > you will lose them and have to re-enter them! Simply move the prefs on > to the desktop or somewhere else that's safe and import them from there > once your next song opens. My Open Recent isn't working as well. How can I fix this? The response above sounds like a fix, but I don't really follow what he is trying to say. How does one "re-enter" OSX prefs? Thanks.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "stretto11" <stretto11@y...> wrote: > > If you have designed your own Keystrokes Do NOT trash your OSX prefs or > > you will lose them and have to re-enter them! Simply move the prefs on > > to the desktop or somewhere else that's safe and import them from there > > once your next song opens. > > > My Open Recent isn't working as well. > How can I fix this? > The response above sounds like a fix, but I don't really follow what he is trying > to say. How does one "re-enter" OSX prefs? > Thanks. What he suggested was so that you woud *not* have to reenter them. To reenter means to reset them all by hand. OS X, as did all previous versions of the Mac OS, will create a new preference file (set to the factory default) anytime there isn't one where it is supposed to be. So, if you move your Logic prefs file to the desktop, Logic will create a brand new one in it's place the next time it launches. After Logic is open, according to the previous post, you will be able to import the *correct* prefs from the desktop. I have never imported prefs into Logic so I can't advise on the process. Hope this helps. Troy

<quoting fixed by admin> > My Open Recent isn't working as well. > How can I fix this? My Open Recent also doesn't work. Never has. Anyone know why?

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, Dennis Gurwell <dennisgu@s...> wrote: > <quoting fixed by admin> > > > My Open Recent isn't working as well. > > How can I fix this? > > My Open Recent also doesn't work. Never has. Anyone know why? Yup, it's cos you've got either Kontakt or a Kompakt/Intakt instrument (I can't remember which - could be either or both!) installed. If you move the plug-in component files out of their folder, you'll find it works again. Put 'em back, and it's frizzed again. Move 'em out, it works. Put 'em back, it's frizzed. Move 'em out... oh, you get the idea. :-) R

> > > My Open Recent isn't working as well. > > > How can I fix this? > > > > My Open Recent also doesn't work. Never has. Anyone know why? > Oops, sorry - my earlier suggestion actually makes your Autoload song fail to launch automatically on startup. The Open Recent Files problem is probably down to the fact that you used the Logic Setup Assistant to create your Autoload, which for some reason kills the Open Recent menu. I think you need to trash your Autoload and make a new one without using the LSA... Cheers, R

On Apr 26, 2004, at 12:13 PM, ronan_cm wrote: >>>> My Open Recent isn't working as well. >>>> How can I fix this? >>> >>> My Open Recent also doesn't work. Never has. Anyone know why? >> > > Oops, sorry - my earlier suggestion actually makes your Autoload song > fail to launch > automatically on startup. The Open Recent Files problem is probably > down to the fact that > you used the Logic Setup Assistant to create your Autoload, which for > some reason kills > the Open Recent menu. I think you need to trash your Autoload and make > a new one > without using the LSA... > > Cheers, > > R > The fix= delete all Logic prefs, and don't use the startup manager. Make your new prefs on your own.. G3 www.utopiaparkwaymusic.com Now both Mac OSX and Windows XP... the only way to fly ;-)