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I get the following message every so often when running
Excel 2003 under Win XP:
"Can't create backup file. Save [finename] without backup?"
I respond: "OK"
"Your changes could not be saved to [filename] because of a
sharing violation. Try saving to a different file."
I respond: "OK". It presents me with the standard window
allowing me to enter a new filename, which I do, then press
OK. Then I get:
"Do you want to save the changes you made to [fileename]?
I respond: "Yes"
"Document not saved."
This is VERY annoying. I am the ONLY one who uses this
computer. It is NOT networked (read NO SHARING). Usually
I can eventually coax it into saving under a different name
which I then change back to the name it should be. It
happens infrequently to various workbooks. I can't seem to
pin down anything special that had happened that might
trigger it. I've searched the KB (150 returns on my query)
and found nothing relevant. Any suggestions??
Excel 2003 under Win XP:
"Can't create backup file. Save [finename] without backup?"
I respond: "OK"
"Your changes could not be saved to [filename] because of a
sharing violation. Try saving to a different file."
I respond: "OK". It presents me with the standard window
allowing me to enter a new filename, which I do, then press
OK. Then I get:
"Do you want to save the changes you made to [fileename]?
I respond: "Yes"
"Document not saved."
This is VERY annoying. I am the ONLY one who uses this
computer. It is NOT networked (read NO SHARING). Usually
I can eventually coax it into saving under a different name
which I then change back to the name it should be. It
happens infrequently to various workbooks. I can't seem to
pin down anything special that had happened that might
trigger it. I've searched the KB (150 returns on my query)
and found nothing relevant. Any suggestions??