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1.Error when deleting temp files: Cannot delete file: cannot read from the source
From what I've been reading, Office creates temp files to
your hard drive for the documents you open in office.
Once, you close the file, the temp file should be
deleted, however, mine are not.
I size of the temp directory that has been holding
these "temp" files has grown to 112MB. When I try to
delete the files I receive the following error, Cannot
delete file: cannot read from the source file or disk.
Any thoughts on how to get rid of these files?
Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
Melissa
2.cannot delete files on hard drive after adding to Office Live Work
After adding a document to Office Live Workspace, I'm not able to delete the
file from my hard drive. Message says the file is open in another program
even though I am no longer in Live Workspace. The same happens when I try to
delete a file I have saved from Live to my hard drive.
3.flash disk, cannot delete files
hi,
am using pb42, and when i using usb flash disk and SD storage, it can read
files from the flash disk and SD. but it cannot copying files or delete
files from both of them to the device file system.
advance thanks for any help.
4.Modification dates change when moving/copying between hard-drive and flash drive
I posted this on the general office newsgroup, but it seems to be a dead
group the last few days. So hopefully someone here can give me some
feedback:
I believe that this is actually an Apple question, but I'm sure that there's
an Office user that might know the answer to it also. I use a flash drive
to store most of my work-related documents on. That way, I have them when
I'm at school (on a Windows XP computer) and at home on my Mac OS 10.3.9. I
try to occasionally back-up my flash drive by dragging it's contents to my
Mac. Copying in this direction USUALLY retains the appropriate modification
date.
However, if I move things from the Mac to the USB drive (I occasionally make
changes to a file on the Mac when my flashdrive isn't handy), the
modification date changes to the copy/move date. Is there a way around
this? It alters the information about the file and sometimes makes a
version look newer than another version of a document. When in reality,
it older--it just been moved/copied and the date changed.
I often move things back and forth for backup purposes, but if it keeps
changing the dates on it own, it impossible to tell which is REALLY the
most current copy/version.
5.Saving MS Word Document to Hard Drive and Flash Drive Simultaneously
When using MS Word 2007 on WinXP or Vista, is it possible to save the
document to both the hard drive and a flash drive simultaneously?
Many thanks in advance,
Peter