Well the root problem is that when I copy a doc to a brand new location. Then rename the file. Then I open the file and make changes, when I go to save the document using command + S (It use to) always perform a "Save As" and I would have to browse all the way to the location (it wouldn't even remember where I opened the file from), and then save over the file.
Now. After I get all the way to the point of saving, the first time I save the file, it performs the "Save As", after I browse out to the file then its like it remembers it from that point on; so long as I leave the file open. If I close and reopen the file, the process starts all over again from the save aspect of it.
So my goal has always been to try and figure out, why the system is not retaining where the file is coming from, and why it keeps poping up with the "Save As" (which I think we all are suspecting this is partially due to the first problem).
The reason I feel there is something really rotten is because up until two months ago, I had a PPC G4 running 10.4.2, and this was never an issue. I did Command + S and it just saved the file to the correct location, regardless. So I am not sure what changed other than the physical aspects, or could be attributed to the person who set it up (not me, lol).
Trust me I appreciate what you have done for me so far, you have made my life ten times easier and you are a god among men for that alone. I am still unsure if the question has been ansered though because of this. Any ideas?