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    With the "save as" command, I've noticed that Mac does a lot of auto saving (very unlike Windows). If you are opening an old file to rename it, Mac will try and open the updated file before you renamed it (when you go back to open the original file). I've found that if I want to create a new file out of an existing one, it's best to copy the file, then open and rename it. If it's a new file that you can't do a "save as" then I don't know what to tell you there.

    I've had a few issues with pdf files. Make sure if you have a plan that was created on a Windows machine that you do File>Print>Clear printer info. Keep in mind that even if the plan was created on a Mac with bootcamp you will likely still have to do this. Support also suggested that file names may be a problem. Even though Mac gives more liberty in the naming of files, they speculated that the transfer to pdf might be the problem. Don't use symbols like backslash, forward slash or anything other than a period.

    On the "force quit" issue, make sure that you click your mouse outside the CA window before you try this, otherwise it won't work. Couldn't tell you how to do that if you are in full screen mode other than F3 (mission control) and go to desktop, then try the force quit.
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