Is there a programmatic equivalent to export the simplified Image?

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  Images import and edit properly, look, nothing gives me an error message. But when I try to export a single image, the first case (after I launched the application) will export properly. After that, it seems to be about 70% of chance that subsequent attempts will export the wrong image. The file is correctly named, but the image is a copy of the last successful export.

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  I just assumed it was a memory problem, stop the Mac and rebooted, then open Lightroom as the application active only. Same thing happened. I can export properly in other applications such as Photoshop and Flash, but not Lightroom. Activity monitor shows nothing offline for the memory usage.

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  In these tests, you were exporting to the same folder in each case? Have you checked the time of the file in the Finder / Explorer? I'm just asking in case 8 includes a fact earlier. This isn't a problem that I've seen before, and I guess I'm interested on the naming / crushing because that could produce the kind of incompatibilities that you met.

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  It seems that you export a small image and not the original.

  Select the image in the library and check the pixel under EXIF dimensions in the metadata pane on the right side of the screen.

  

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  Only other thing I noticed when I discover the image in 'library' mode, it loses detail as well as the exported version. Only when its in "develop" mode is when it shows the real detail and treated quickly blacks I upgraded. And it didn't used to do this. So Im hoping that I've accidentally changed a button and it didn't...

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  The only other thing I noticed is when I discovered the image in 'library', he loses the details as well as the exported version. Only when its in "develop" mode is when it shows the real detail and treated quickly blacks I upgraded.

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