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#Projectlibre save as mpp windows

Also find that when we Save As to a complete new location, some of the data can change with extra lines added or durations changed. Change the Save Location or file name and the error continues. Attempt to Save or Close the file & the attached error box appears 'Project Cannot access the file'.

Close the file and are requested if you woulkd like to Save changes. If an error occurs when we close we find one or two issues occur.ġ. While working we can Save the file with no issue. Have experienced it with Large & Small files. With Project 2013, The File Size has no impact on the error. We have found if the file location is local, it does not stop the error from occuring. We are both saving files onto a Network server, so that we both have access to the files as required. We now both have Project 2013 installed and experience similar 'Save' or 'Save As' issues.

#Projectlibre save as mpp Pc

A collegue also had the same issues with Project 2010 intermittantly where we tried everything from reinstalling the program, to ultimately replacing the PC with no success. Hi There, I too have been having almost exactly the same issue with Project 2013. I can deal with saving every so often and the cut and paste,my main worry is that there will be a time when someone else wuil get the problem- I have a number of projects to run in different locations, so cannot guarantee that I will be in one location at a certain time. I got around the main problem through copy/paste, closing project completely, then pasting the coluns back in, but it looks like the problem has returned. The big problem was that it was a lookahead meeting, where all activities for the next 4 weeks are noted, actions recorded etc and put into project (4 columns of comments, actioneers etc). Trying to save yesterday after a meeting, my file decided to go back to the 'cannot save' routine.

#Projectlibre save as mpp windows

I spent a good chunk of last week checking with out IT that windows and Project were as up to date as they could be, and even got a repair check carried out remotely. Project was behaving impecably (unlike my spelling), until yesterday when it decided to go back to its old ways. Just when I thought it was safe to get back in the water.