Already tired of watching movies on your new video iPod ehh Nelson?
It looks more like it is locked at the system level (you are not the
true owner). Change the owner to be you, then you should be able to
do more with it.
Jerry
On Oct 13, 2005, at 2:19 AM, Nelsn Helm wrote:
> OS 10.3.9
> 5.GB available on system disk.
>
> I just tried to open a file created by someone else using a program
> I don't use very often.
>
> This message popped up:
> "The temporary file 'filename' could not be created on the system
> disk. Use a different name, make more room on the disk, or unlock it."
>
> The system disk "Get Info" shows:
> You can Read & Write
> Owner System [locked]
> Access Read & Write
> Group admin
> Access Read & Write
> Others Read only
>
> Is the problem that the file was created by someone else, and that
> "Others" can "Read only"
>
> Is the solution to allow others to "read and write"?
>
>
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