On 02/22/2012 04:09 PM, Tom Davies wrote:Hi :)Try changing the name of the file
slightly? I tend to add
"v1" to the end of a file-name and gradually step that up; v2, v3
and so on. Every so often if i am reasonably sure i wont need
earlier versions i delete a load of them and take the v number off
the end.I tried editing/saving the Calc file on a different computer and
the
"save" problem no longer exists.Here's an odd thing- the problem started
when I inserted an extra
sheet in the file for a total of 35 sheets in one file.Before I
inserted the sheet the file was 1.6 meg in size.After the sheetwas inserted
the file increased to 3 meg!The sheet that was
inserted didn't have any data in it either.Any idea what could cause that
problem?Does your disk think it's full?No.The drive is 1 TB with only 2%
fullAre you trying to save to a
protected folder or one that you don't have permissions to save
to?NoCan you save a non-LibreOffice file
in the same folder?YesRegards fromTom :)--- On Wed, 22/2/12,
[email protected]:From:
[email protected]: [libreoffice-users] File could not be
written?To:[email protected]: Wednesday, 22 February, 2012,
20:30I'm running LibreOffice 3.4.5OOO340m1 (Build:502)On Ubuntu 10.04After
inserting a sheet within a Calc file I tried to save the
file butgot the error message;File Could Not be written.How do I fix the
problem?
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