Dick, Perhaps you are looking at the creation date, and not the update date? That would explain why you saw the new date on the new folder file, but not in the original. Did you examine the file -- i.e. were the changes that you made stored on the file, even though the date wasn't updated? rich On Feb 14, 2005, at 7:23 AM, Richard M. Kriss wrote: > I ran into a basic Mac (Course #101) problem this weekend and could > use some > help. I was making changes to a document and used the Save several > times. > To be sure everything was really saved I even did a Save As (several > times) > and the application came up with the standard box asked to let me know > the > filename would be replaced. To make a long shaggy-dog story shorter, > the > document was not changed and the Get Info showed the old mod date with > normal read/write permission. There was no new document in the nested > folder and I check the whole hard drive looking for files with the > same .xml > extension. > > I then copied the document to the new folder on the desktop and and > did the > same test. This time the document's mod date was updated to 'Today' > and the > document was revised. > > Can someone tell me why I cannot get documents to save in a nested > folder? > I can repeat the failure and this is disturbing in that the application > (that I would rather not name) says it is updated the file but it is > not > being changed. > > Dick > > > _______________________________________________ > G4 mailing list > G4 at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/g4 >