From tfaa-form@tug.org Tue Mar 26 04:43:10 2002
Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 22:52:20 +0100
From: tfaa-form@tug.org
To: tfaa-bugreports@tug.org
Subject: TFAA Bug Report Input

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-APP           : illustrator
.CLASS          : annoyance
.FILE_STATUS       : no file
.VERSION         : 10.0.1
.OS              : Mac OS X 10.1.3
.TITLE           : Crash when pasting non-text into the "Name" field of a "New Document" window.
.DESCRIPTION     : Pasting non-text into the "Name" field of a "New Document" window 
locks Illustrator requiring a force quit. For example, go to the Finder, select a file and 
type Cmd-C or choose copy from the "Edit" menu. Then go to Illustrator and create a new document. 
In the "Name" field of the "New Document" window, paste the Clipboard and you will no 
longer be able to do anything in Illustrator. This will require a force quit. 
In most applications, doing this simply pastes the name of the file. It appears that Illustrator 
is trying to paste much more (i.e., OS X copies more than just the name when you do a copy on a 
file in the Finder).
.FILENAME        : ABR_
.URL_LINK        : http://
.WEEKDAY         : Monday
.MONTH           : 03
.DAY             : 25
.YEAR            : 2002
.NAME            : Francesco Costanzo
.EMAIL           : costanzo@engr.psu.edu
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