Older pdf in New PDF's spot

[Jenn_Morris@adobeforums.com]

If I replace PDF's that I created the day before with ones from today within the same folder, the old pdf opens when I click on the new. I'm guessing this has to do with OSX cashes and having PDF play such a vital role within the OS. This is especially frustrating when you try and print an updated pdf and the old one prints out. The problem goes away after re-booting.

Has anybody else seen this?

[MikeKazlow@adobeforums.com]

Jenn,

More details. If you really replaced the old pdfs with the new pdfs,
then the old one is gone. There are no caches, unless you are opening
through a browser. I do this sort of thing all day long and never open
what is now a deleted pdf file. I haven't seen the behavior you cite,
since working with Acrobat 1 and now I'm up to Acrobat 7. Something
else is going on. With more details we can help.

Mike

[Jenn_Morris@adobeforums.com]

I don't think ther are any more details to relate. It hapens just that simple.

An earlier file of the same name is deleted and replaced with a newer file and the changes do not update unless I reboot. The files are stored on a windows 2003 server, not locally on the OSX machine. Is that the missing detail?

[MikeKazlow@adobeforums.com]

Jenn,

That is much better. Now one more detail. How are the files being
retrieved from the server? If they are being served via http and
downloaded with a web broswer, then there is a cache problem. Every
browser has a slightly different place to clear the cache.

Mike