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Excel 2000 again
Hello,
I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set
the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other
suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and
that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all!
Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or
perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think
that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have
to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to
open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
So maybe the file is corrupted. Check in Windows Explorer to see if the
filesize is what you would expect it to be......then maybe look around the directory where the file was originally and see if there is any file with some cryptic name that does not make any sense......if so, it may be the file in disguise......try opening it......and if all else fails, ask the original author for a good copy. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I'll give that a shot! But as far as the good copy, that is the file that is
not opening. Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: So maybe the file is corrupted. Check in Windows Explorer to see if the filesize is what you would expect it to be......then maybe look around the directory where the file was originally and see if there is any file with some cryptic name that does not make any sense......if so, it may be the file in disguise......try opening it......and if all else fails, ask the original author for a good copy. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I am having the same problem but only I created this file and all my other
..xls files myself and now I am getting the same read only or encrypted message and they have not been encrypted and if I reboot my computer I can open them again for awhile and then they give me the message again but its not just one file its a bunch of my .xls files. They are stored on my "Server" computer and this happens when I am accessing them from my laptop across my home network, and also if I am on my "Server" computer. "Anne Marie" wrote: I'll give that a shot! But as far as the good copy, that is the file that is not opening. Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: So maybe the file is corrupted. Check in Windows Explorer to see if the filesize is what you would expect it to be......then maybe look around the directory where the file was originally and see if there is any file with some cryptic name that does not make any sense......if so, it may be the file in disguise......try opening it......and if all else fails, ask the original author for a good copy. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I can only suggest that you try downloading the same files you're having
trouble with to both the desktop and the laptop C drives.......if the files will open and perform correctly there, accessing them from the C drive and yet they continue to be difficult when operating over the network, then it pretty well has to be something to do with the network settings........... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "TamiJo" wrote: I am having the same problem but only I created this file and all my other .xls files myself and now I am getting the same read only or encrypted message and they have not been encrypted and if I reboot my computer I can open them again for awhile and then they give me the message again but its not just one file its a bunch of my .xls files. They are stored on my "Server" computer and this happens when I am accessing them from my laptop across my home network, and also if I am on my "Server" computer. "Anne Marie" wrote: I'll give that a shot! But as far as the good copy, that is the file that is not opening. Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: So maybe the file is corrupted. Check in Windows Explorer to see if the filesize is what you would expect it to be......then maybe look around the directory where the file was originally and see if there is any file with some cryptic name that does not make any sense......if so, it may be the file in disguise......try opening it......and if all else fails, ask the original author for a good copy. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
I ended up restoring the file from a prev. backup and then rebuild the
information I lost. Nothing else seemed to work. "CLR" wrote: I can only suggest that you try downloading the same files you're having trouble with to both the desktop and the laptop C drives.......if the files will open and perform correctly there, accessing them from the C drive and yet they continue to be difficult when operating over the network, then it pretty well has to be something to do with the network settings........... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "TamiJo" wrote: I am having the same problem but only I created this file and all my other .xls files myself and now I am getting the same read only or encrypted message and they have not been encrypted and if I reboot my computer I can open them again for awhile and then they give me the message again but its not just one file its a bunch of my .xls files. They are stored on my "Server" computer and this happens when I am accessing them from my laptop across my home network, and also if I am on my "Server" computer. "Anne Marie" wrote: I'll give that a shot! But as far as the good copy, that is the file that is not opening. Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: So maybe the file is corrupted. Check in Windows Explorer to see if the filesize is what you would expect it to be......then maybe look around the directory where the file was originally and see if there is any file with some cryptic name that does not make any sense......if so, it may be the file in disguise......try opening it......and if all else fails, ask the original author for a good copy. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
Excel 2000 again
Yeah, "Sometimes the Dragon winds" <g.........I've had files also that
develop some bad quirk and the only way to fix them is to totally rebuild.......also, sometimes if you open a file with some quirk in it, the quirk will remain in Excel and affect any other file you open during that session........but then there's the good side, "your're back in business now"........ Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I ended up restoring the file from a prev. backup and then rebuild the information I lost. Nothing else seemed to work. "CLR" wrote: I can only suggest that you try downloading the same files you're having trouble with to both the desktop and the laptop C drives.......if the files will open and perform correctly there, accessing them from the C drive and yet they continue to be difficult when operating over the network, then it pretty well has to be something to do with the network settings........... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "TamiJo" wrote: I am having the same problem but only I created this file and all my other .xls files myself and now I am getting the same read only or encrypted message and they have not been encrypted and if I reboot my computer I can open them again for awhile and then they give me the message again but its not just one file its a bunch of my .xls files. They are stored on my "Server" computer and this happens when I am accessing them from my laptop across my home network, and also if I am on my "Server" computer. "Anne Marie" wrote: I'll give that a shot! But as far as the good copy, that is the file that is not opening. Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: So maybe the file is corrupted. Check in Windows Explorer to see if the filesize is what you would expect it to be......then maybe look around the directory where the file was originally and see if there is any file with some cryptic name that does not make any sense......if so, it may be the file in disguise......try opening it......and if all else fails, ask the original author for a good copy. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: We are only workgrouped, I tried to send the file to myself so I can try to open it, however, the file can not be sent, the message reads that file can not be sent because the file is read only or encrypted. So I am back to square one again! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Retrieving the archived file would be something that your MIS dept would have to do, providing the file is on a company network.....if so, just call them and give them the filename........the only other thing I can think of is maybe to get someone else to try to open the file for you.......sometimes files that are difficult to open will open nicely in ExcelXP, then can be re-saved. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I don't think the person who created the file protected it. I don't think that he is knowledgeable enough. I tried just about everything I could think of, plus tried your suggestions an still no luck. As far as trying to retrieve an archived file, I would not even know where to begin with that! "CLR" wrote: Could be the file is protected, (if so contact the original author), or perhaps corrupt. Is there a copy with an earlier date around somewhere.........maybe MIS can retrieve one from the Archive. hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I can not access it from anywhere! It won't allow me to open at all! Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: Are you saying that you can open the file from it's original location and that no matter where you SaveAs it to, that you cannot re-open it from that location.......or that you can not open the subject file, only if saved in the specific directory that you just created.......... Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: I just tried your suggestion and it did not work. Do you have any other suggestions? Anne Marie "CLR" wrote: I used to get this when retrieving files from CD's.........maybe just re-set the attributes on the file, or open the file from it's original location and then saveas to where you want it to go.......... hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Anne Marie" wrote: Hello, I created a folder and dragged and dropped a file into it and now I can not open it at all. I get the message that it is read only or encrypted. I can not access it at all. Can someone help me? Thanks Anne Marie |
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