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Article #25550Re: error tying to save FM6 PC file_"Cannot open file for writing"?
From: Roger Blumberg
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 07:44
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 07:44
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Hi Tim;
These files were made on Mac, burned to CD, then the intact directory was
copied over to a Win2k machine.
It turns out, the files got locked somehow. I had to select all files,
right-click properties and de-select the "Read Only" attribute box. Then I
could modify and save.
Live and learn I guess. Do you know of any way I can prevent that ("Read
Only" attribute) from happening in future?
Thanks
Roger
"Tim Murray" <tlmurray@techknowledgecorp.com> wrote in message
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> Are the files on a network or on your own machine? I've seen this in some
older Novell installations where Win2K was set for Win 3.x file name rules.
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