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John McGhie
Hi George:
What is going on is that there is an error on your hard disk that is
preventing applications from writing the files they need.
How much free disk space have you got? (Note: do a "Get Info on your Mac
HDD to find the "Available" figure). It is possible that you have filled
the disk to overflowing.
If not, I am afraid it's time to back off all your work, then wipe the hard
disk and re-install the operating system and all the applications.
When you do that, backup ONLY your files. Do not save any part of the
application or preferences or fonts.
This will turn out to be a disk full or folder permissions issue. If you
attempt to copy the whole disk then restore it, you will restore the
problem. You will have to do a clean installation of OS X, then roll in all
the updates, then do a clean installation of each of your applications. If
you don't, you will restore either the problem or its cause
Hope this helps
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What is going on is that there is an error on your hard disk that is
preventing applications from writing the files they need.
How much free disk space have you got? (Note: do a "Get Info on your Mac
HDD to find the "Available" figure). It is possible that you have filled
the disk to overflowing.
If not, I am afraid it's time to back off all your work, then wipe the hard
disk and re-install the operating system and all the applications.
When you do that, backup ONLY your files. Do not save any part of the
application or preferences or fonts.
This will turn out to be a disk full or folder permissions issue. If you
attempt to copy the whole disk then restore it, you will restore the
problem. You will have to do a clean installation of OS X, then roll in all
the updates, then do a clean installation of each of your applications. If
you don't, you will restore either the problem or its cause
Hope this helps
I'm afraid the saga continues!!!
I just followed all your steps to the letter to remove 2004 and install the
just arrived Office 2008. I've got a fully functioning Entourage with all my
old contacts in place.
With Excel I can open old files but when I try and open a new workbook I get
this message: Microsoft Excel cannot open or save any more documents because
there is not enough available memory or disk space.
[to make more memory available, close workbooks or programs you no longer
need.][to free disk space, delete files you no longer need from the disk you
are saving to]
I have 3 GB of fully working RAM
With Word the situation is worse than before: I cannot open new or old files.
First I get the message: You are working without a Word work file and memory
is nearly full. Save your work. (Then I clIck OK) Then I get this message:
Word cannot open this document template (Document Elements.dotx)
I thought I was home free with 2008. Now this thing is turning into a
nuisance.
more late night brain fade. I'm certainly stumped.
Does anybody know what's going on?
George B
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John McGhie, Consultant Technical Writer
McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd
http://jgmcghie.fastmail.com.au/
Sydney, Australia. S33°53'34.20 E151°14'54.50
+61 4 1209 1410, mailto:[email protected]