When somebody use my VBA file (excel 2k) sometimes in this
same folder excel save and remain file without extension.
E.G. sb used file "test.xls" excel save and remind
flie "CEAA9100".
How dispose this error?

Regards
Mark

When excel saves the file, it saves it as a temporary file with a funny name (8
characters--no extension).

If the save is successful, xl will delete the original and if that's successful,
xl will rename the funny named file to the original's name.

Common things that get blamed for interruptions to this process are antivirus
software poking its head in or network errors--either permissions or physical
problems.

I think I'd start with the easiest stuff first. Try disabling the antivirus
software.

If that didn't help, I'd go back and have those permissions checked once more.

(maybe it's a hardware problem???)

Mark wrote:

When somebody use my VBA file (excel 2k) sometimes in this
same folder excel save and remain file without extension.
E.G. sb used file "test.xls" excel save and remind
flie "CEAA9100".
How dispose this error?

Regards
Mark

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Dave Peterson

Thnx Dave fo you satisfactory reply.
Best regards
Mark
-----Original Message-----
When excel saves the file, it saves it as a temporary
file with a funny name (8
characters--no extension).

If the save is successful, xl will delete the original
and if that's successful,
xl will rename the funny named file to the original's
name.

Common things that get blamed for interruptions to this
process are antivirus
software poking its head in or network errors--either
permissions or physical
problems.

I think I'd start with the easiest stuff first. Try
disabling the antivirus
software.

If that didn't help, I'd go back and have those
permissions checked once more.

(maybe it's a hardware problem???)

Mark wrote:

When somebody use my VBA file (excel 2k) sometimes in
this
same folder excel save and remain file without
extension.
E.G. sb used file "test.xls" excel save and remind
flie "CEAA9100".
How dispose this error?

Regards
Mark

--

Dave Peterson

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