managing styles for C1Pro in Lion. Problem

NNN634620763844409165

• 2012年01月13日 17:37

Have just updated my system to Lion and usually when importing and managing my styles I can do this manually through User/Library/Application Support/Capture One, but this all seems to have gone with the new operating system. Has anybody solved this issue as even a search for the .costyle files comes up with no result....

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 2012年01月13日 18:19

  The user's Library folder is hidden by default in Lion. If you only need occasional access to the folder, open Finder, op 'Go' menu item, press the Option button which will add the Library option to the menu list, and select it. Now you have access from Finder to your Library folder.
  
  You can also permanently unhide the Library folder like it was in Snow Leopard with a command in Terminal:
  chflags nohidden ~/Library

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  Nicolas

  • 2012年01月13日 20:36

  Bonsoir Paul
  If I new the option/"Go" menu, I didn't know the Terminal command line… However:
  The Terminal command works well if you're logged as root, but not as administrator…
  
  I get this :
  
  

  Last login: Fri Jan 13 21:30:57 on console
  MacbookPro:~ xxx$ chflags nohidden ~/Library
  chflags: /Users/xxx/Library: Permission denied
  MacbookPro:~ xxx$

  
  Any solution?

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 2012年01月13日 21:17

  Bonsoir Nicolas,
  Sounds like a permissions issue, or put differently, that the access rights on the ~/Library are not allowing you to change the hidden flag. This is not regular behavior. The user's Library folder should give Read & Write access to the logged on user. You can check this by looking to the Info dialog (select the ~/Library folder, Cmd+I) and look at the permissions.
  
  I just checked it for both my user accounts on my Lion system (one administrator, one standard user) and both ran the chflags command without problems and with the proper result.

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  Nicolas

  • 2012年01月13日 21:44

  Hi PAul
  I checked thru info of the folder and rights were set read/write for Root, Admin and "all users"…
  Terminal command didn't work, so I ran the utility app Batchmod and now the command line is successful : )
  Thanks

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  NNN635447428032216929

  • 2014年08月27日 11:32

  Personnellement, je ne photographie qu'en RAW. J'utilise donc le nouveau moteur de rendu de MP afin de visualiser dans les miniatures les modifications issues de CO pendant la phase de catalogage.
  Pour le lien MP vs CO, j'ai observé que lorsqu'on ouvrait une seule photo depuis MP vers CO, ce n'était jamais la bonne photo qui s'ouvrait sous CO. Par contre, à partir de deux photos sélectionnées, cela fonctionne parfaitement dans le cadre des sessions.

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