after updating to Mac OS 10.13 I get this file has been modified outside illustrator. do you want to continue?
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We have the fix available in the latest release. Please update Illustrator using Adobe Creative Cloud application to the latest build for version Illustrator CC 22.1.
Please refer to our knowledge base FAQ – https://illustrator.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/1844590 if you face difficulty in update.
Or get in touch with us at any of the other support channels – https://helpx.adobe.com/support.html
Warm Regards,
Ashutosh Chaturvedi | Sr. Quality Engineering Manager – Illustrator
Adobe. Make It an Experience.
238 comments
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Anonymous
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Same problem.. saving to HD. Driving me crazy....
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JM
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I'm also having this issue and am not working on a network or saving it to the cloud, online drives, or a removable drive. I'm just saving it to my machine's hard drive. I would say it happens 90% of the time when I use Illustrator.
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Randi
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I'm having the same issue.
Not saving to Dropbox, just on to my hard drive.
Doesn't happen on every save of the same file. Seems pretty random. -
Anonymous
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Same issue here, I'm just saving to a drive. Every time I copy and paste (and yes I embed the file) items I get this error. It drives me nuts.
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Anonymous
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This happens to me and I'm not using Dropbox, but I am using Google Drive desktop app for Mac.
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Anonymous
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I'm saving to a Dropbox folder and getting the same message even now, February of 2018.
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Tan Choon Hong
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I am having the same issue but intermittently, i.e. on some files only.
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Anonymous
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I seem to get this notice all the time! I'm not using dropbox or anything else.
I'm opening a file that i used a couple of months ago, do something to it and every time I go to save, I get this notice.I have even gotten the message on new files I create.
Everything is done on my desktop — nothing is shared.
It is very annoying!!! -
Anonymous
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Same problem all the time. I can work new file and save a few time, but if I copy, paste or import anything... from local drive, even from same folder, then the message comes up every time I save. MacOS 10.13.3, Illustrator 22.0.1 I do NOT use iCloud back up. All files are on an external pro Lacie drive.
PLEASE HELP! This is annoying and killing time when your using Illustrator all day. -
Dan Malarkey
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I'm continuously running into this issue. Yesterday, I created a file locally, did some design stuff, saved the file, and ran into this prompt.
I'm on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.3
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Anonymous
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For, for me this issue occurred when I imported the existing preferences from CC 2017. As soon as I uninstalled/reinstalled Illustrator and chose not to import existing preferences or settings, I did not get this dialog box any longer.
Honestly, installing previous preferences/settings seems to be buggy in many ways so i always choose to start from scratch.
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Wiktor
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I'm having the same issue after upgrading to MacOS 10.13.3 and using the latest illustrator (22.0.1). Adobe take note of your user's comments and provide seamless implementation of illustrator basic functions before adding superfluous (and sometimes outright silly) content to the interface. After so many updates basic node selection is still shoddy, and overall the program is more unstable than ever. Cut the clutter or go down as the new Corel draw phenomenon.... :-)
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Kristen
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I have the same issue with the error "this file has been modified outside of Illustrator," even though it has 100% NOT been modified outside of Illustrator. The issue began immediately after I upgraded to High Sierra 10.13.3. My files have always been backed up on Dropbox and no other user has access to these files but me. I never had this issue before the upgrade and I'm using the same files from the same location. (I use CS6 so please do not tell me to upgrade to CC. Our company is too small to pay an extravagant monthly fee for 2 users). Please fix ASAP! Thank you.
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Eddie Deighton
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I also have this issue. I only have Illustrator open - no other Adobe products or other third-party programmes. The only adjustment I made was to save the changes to the file as 'Save As' and rename it as a 'v2'. This has been occurring since I upgraded to High Sierra. I'm working off our local server, but I've been doing that for the last 15 years.
Funny how you continuously shove the CC Library syncing down our throats but still can't get the basics right - I've seen this issue in threads going back to 2012.
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Anonymous
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Yes, just got the new macbook pro and this just started happening. Not using dropbox files or google drive, everything is on my hard drive. The files have 100% NOT been modified outside of Illustrator.
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Anna Robinson
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I also get this problem when saving to a normal disk. Mac OS 10.13.3
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Rachel
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I work with files saved to Google Drive and I get this message in Illustrator — not every time I go to save, but quite frequently.
When it does happen, the file has definitely not been modified outside of Illustrator.
I work with files on my hard drive and synch to Google Drive: I had assumed that perhaps I get the message when the synching is in progress? -
April Anne
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Been happening ever since the upgrade to 10.13.3. Also I have to keep resetting Photoshop files to popen with Photoshop. Daily issue for both.
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Doug Milllhoff
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I've been getting the same message in various files, for a week or two.
I recently upgraded OS to 10.13.2, but that was over a month ago, so not clear it correlates to OS update.
It also seems to be random or intermittent - I only ********* certain files, and sometimes I DO NOT get that same message on same files!
And no, the file was not edited online or on a different computer, etc.
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Nuno Sampaio
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I'm having this issue as well. My files are stored, edited, and saved on my local drive.