Dear Gentlemen:
Now, when I save or save as any document I am getting the following message:
"Your changes could not be saved to XXX because of a sharing violation. Excel
has created a temporary file...." and it creates new files with new names
every time.
How can I turn off this furntion or how can I resolve this?
Thanks
--
Locototin

Sounds like a "rights" thing .........has anything changed recently, new
computer, ne access to directories you didn't previously use.........or maybe
your MIS dept just changed something and you got left out...........try to
save the file to your hard drive, and/or have someone else try to save the
file on their computer, not to the network........if any of those things
work, you probably have to contact your MIS dept to straighten things
out......

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"Locototin" wrote:

Dear Gentlemen:
Now, when I save or save as any document I am getting the following message:
"Your changes could not be saved to XXX because of a sharing violation. Excel
has created a temporary file...." and it creates new files with new names
every time.
How can I turn off this furntion or how can I resolve this?
Thanks
--
Locototin

DID YOU EVER GET reply on how to fix this? i am having the same problem.


"Locototin" wrote:

Dear Gentlemen:
Now, when I save or save as any document I am getting the following message:
"Your changes could not be saved to XXX because of a sharing violation. Excel
has created a temporary file...." and it creates new files with new names
every time.
How can I turn off this furntion or how can I resolve this?
Thanks
--
Locototin

Hi Rachel.........

I responded to the OP with several things to check, but never heard
back.....maybe one of them led to the solution..........

Here's a copy of my post......
Sounds like a "rights" thing .........has anything changed recently, new
computer, ne access to directories you didn't previously use.........or maybe
your MIS dept just changed something and you got left out...........try to
save the file to your hard drive, and/or have someone else try to save the
file on their computer, not to the network........if any of those things
work, you probably have to contact your MIS dept to straighten things
out......

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"RACHEL" wrote:

DID YOU EVER GET reply on how to fix this? i am having the same problem.


"Locototin" wrote:

Dear Gentlemen:
Now, when I save or save as any document I am getting the following message:
"Your changes could not be saved to XXX because of a sharing violation. Excel
has created a temporary file...." and it creates new files with new names
every time.
How can I turn off this furntion or how can I resolve this?
Thanks
--
Locototin

yes, i just bought a new PC and saved my files to disc and reloaded onto the
new PC and how i have this problem, only with excel...not word...
R

"CLR" wrote:

Hi Rachel.........

I responded to the OP with several things to check, but never heard
back.....maybe one of them led to the solution..........

Here's a copy of my post......
Sounds like a "rights" thing .........has anything changed recently, new
computer, ne access to directories you didn't previously use.........or maybe
your MIS dept just changed something and you got left out...........try to
save the file to your hard drive, and/or have someone else try to save the
file on their computer, not to the network........if any of those things
work, you probably have to contact your MIS dept to straighten things
out......

hth
Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"RACHEL" wrote:

DID YOU EVER GET reply on how to fix this? i am having the same problem.


"Locototin" wrote:

Dear Gentlemen:
Now, when I save or save as any document I am getting the following message:
"Your changes could not be saved to XXX because of a sharing violation. Excel
has created a temporary file...." and it creates new files with new names
every time.
How can I turn off this furntion or how can I resolve this?
Thanks
--
Locototin