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"John Evans" <jevans-remove-@remove-stanhope.com> wrote in message

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> I have been getting this lately. The file can't be saved and this error pops

> up.

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> John Evans

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[Anonymous]

John:

This one has been rearing its ugly head for a while. It seems to have
something to do with recently editing a template file. After that a
file that was open but not yet saved can't be saved.

Sometimes you can salvage your work by starting a new file, saving it
soon (as a precaution) then copying and pasting from the bad file to the
new one.

It only seems to happen to files that have not been named yet. I've
been in the habit of saving a file as soon as possible, that way this
error causes minimum lost time.

Richard

John Evans wrote:
> I have been getting this lately. The file can't be saved and this error pops
> up.
> --
> John Evans
>
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[Anonymous]

I have seen the error while working in Semi-isolated mode. If I open a part
that is checked out to another user, get them to check it in, refresh my
browser, and check it out, I get the error when I save the file. I just got
in the habit of closing the file before I check it out.

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Cory McConnell
BJ pipeline Inspection

[Anonymous]

These files have been opened and saved several times. I just opened

the one today (IDW) and made a small revision to a tolerance and when

I tried to save I got this error.



"Richard Hinterhoeller" wrote in message
news:4F0193A24290A7BBA8B4C0DA38A8DD12@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> John:
>
> This one has been rearing its ugly head for a while. It seems to have
> something to do with recently editing a template file. After that a
> file that was open but not yet saved can't be saved.
>
> Sometimes you can salvage your work by starting a new file, saving it
> soon (as a precaution) then copying and pasting from the bad file to the
> new one.
>
> It only seems to happen to files that have not been named yet. I've
> been in the habit of saving a file as soon as possible, that way this
> error causes minimum lost time.
>
> Richard
>
> John Evans wrote:
> > I have been getting this lately. The file can't be saved and this error
pops
> > up.
> > --
> > John Evans
> >
> >
> >
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >
>