[softwarelist] Re: OPro error message
- From: Bev & Ross McGuinness <farmstay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2013 09:25:36 +0800
In message <mpro.mupvu4001c19302cs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.invalid>
Jeremy Nicoll - zf freelists
<jn.fr.lsts.74@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Bev & Ross McGuinness <farmstay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>Using OPro v2.77u on an ArminiX. There are a number of chapters in a
>>book (file sizes: 5,626,124 bytes, 1,813,032 bytes) that have suddenly
>>come up with an error message when we try to open them.
>>Message from OPro
>>access denied
> If you look at these files using the RO filer, have they been set so that
> they are protected from opening, ie "Locked'(if I remember the terminology
> correctly)?
Hit the jackpot! Thanks very much. In Access details 'Public write'
had been set to 'No' On setting this to 'Yes' the file will then open
but when I go back to the access details it has reverted to 'No'
So "Thanks" - we can at least access them now - my wife thinks you are
wonderful for suggesting that ;-)
>>Of the three chapters giving this message I managed to open one on a
>>Win machine.
> Do you mean via VA or VRPC or rpcemu (ie an emulated RO machine, with the
> emulation running under Windows), or do you mean using OvProWin?
OProWin on a Win machine which acts as a 'server' to the network.
> DO you mean trying to open the exact same files, or copies of them copied to
> the Windows machine?
Opening the exact same files that are stored on the Win machine that
is our 'server' with a 1Tb HDD and all our work on it.
What would cause the the file to switch the setting to 'No' - there
are a dozen chapters, all being worked on concurrently, so why would
three of them suddenly become 'locked'? It attacks my sense of logic!
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