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Ah, does seem you're a bit stuck then. May be worth spending a DTS incident to
see if you can get a definitive answer.
One workaround that comes to mind is you might be able to export your files
such that they go:
> example.pdf => example.processed.pdf
which would mean technically the extensi
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Sounds to me you like you want to read up on the "Related Items" feature of the
sandbox.
On 22 Dec 2013, at 09:38, Leo wrote:
> I'm sandboxing an app for the first time. The app has been out for a few
> years by now, non-sandboxed.
>
> The app receives batches of PDF files and exports them wi
I'm sandboxing an app for the first time. The app has been out for a few years
by now, non-sandboxed.
The app receives batches of PDF files and exports them with some changes. Users
can select files from NSOpenPanel or drag-and-drop.
There are two options:
-export files into a specific folder
