I recently upgraded to Windows 7 with Office 2007 Professional. I hoped the problem would stop, but it still continues. My files are not on a network, they are on my laptop under My Documents. None of them are marked as 'Read Only', and I can open them and make updates and save them. However, often after saving them a few times, the file will suddenly become read only.
At that point the only thing I can do it save it with another name, or undo the changes, trying to remember what they were, reopen the file, and redo the changes. This is silly that Microsoft has left this bug in for so long. It's not hard to recreate. I get it several times a week. If it has something to do with automatic updates, then that should give them a clue as to where to start looking to solve the problem.
For what I paid for this software, I really thought these issues would have been addressed. This happens all the time to me and it's incredibly frustrating.
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I am constantly having to resave a file with a different name. When you're writing a book it's incredibly annoying having to resave every time you add a few paragraphs or chapters. I'm using Windows XP and MS Word 2003 The suggested online fix is to uncheck the 'Read Only' box in properties but many times it's not checked and it also involves going out of the document to do that which means you either have to save as a new version or lose your changes. It is completely frustrating. It is not an eval version of Word, it is not a networked file (it is my own file on my laptop), it is opened using Word, it has nothing to do with a CD/DVD (it was created using Word on my laptop) and none of the other possible reasons people have posted about on here. I am running Windows 7 and Word 2010 but have had this problem with earlier operating systems and software versions.
After the document has been edited and saved a few times Word simply decides to make the document read-only. I don't WANT to have to re-name it, save it somewhere else, then move it later. Why should I have to do this? There must be some way to fix this problem.
This started happening to me today. Some facts: 1. There is no CD. I created two files from scratch within Word (Office 2007 SP2, fully licensed). I saved them under the names I wanted. I occasionally used the 'Save' icon to save my changes. At different times, both files suddenly refused to save and gave the (Read only) tag in the title bar.
The properties box still shows 'Read only' as UNCHECKED. The properties are not editable. It has now happened twice for one of the files; I'm on the third different file name.
I had never seen this problem before in years of use.
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