Word 07 "permission error" forces you to rename a file to access

If you are using windows, you are in luck! go to your boot menu when you are starting up the computer. These intructions only apply to Windows 7 and earlier. (Though you could always create another account in 98) so interrupt boot, go to recovery, try to recover, and then don't give it permission to recover. When it gives you an error message, scroll down to the link to the text file. Go to save as in the text file, copy the command promt, rename sethc.exe, rename the copy of the command prompt to sethc.exe. reboot, and at the login screen, press shift until command prompt shows up, type net user Username* and enter the new password, then login. Simple

You must grant "full control" permission to the logged on user account for access to this file or to the following folder: "C:\Program Files\NovaLogic\Delta Force Task Force Dagger" if x86 or "C:\Program Files (x86)\NovaLogic\Delta Force Task Force Dagger" for a x64 system.

Have you tried the following

it could be that the file is locked go the file and single click on it go to the file menu and select get info. see if the file is locked, if it is unlock it

or do a "save as" in Quark and rename the file

it may be that when you have transferred your files that the permissions are not set properly. do the same as the file is locked above but look to see whether you are the owner and whether you have read write permissions. If you don't change or add yourself as the owner.

Hope this helps.

You have probably just filled the memory stick.  or set it to read only.  does it have a little switch on it's side?

For the extend.dat, Microsoft does not have a solution yet. Please refer to the link below:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287844

Try the steps at the link below to solve the sent email issue:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287497

Office 07 default to 2 new extensions instead of the old .doc extension. 07 uses .docx or .docm (m is for documents containing macros).

If the document is just a standard one, you can go into file save as in 07 and save as.. 2000/03 compatible. 07 then saves the document with a .doc extension (this loses some of the nicer formatting 07 introduces but still looks ok). Then you can open the document at home.

If you cant rename the file as it is locked or something, then go here >

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/HA100444731033.aspx

And download the compatibility pack. This lets you open these .docx/m documents with 2000/03 office.

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Hi, sorry you are having problems,
Well, here is what error -37 is: Code: error -37 bdNamErr Description: Bad file name (File System Error)
Basically, it is saying you cannot save a file by that name in that place....
Did you try saving it elsewhere on your Mac, like on the desktop ?
Just a side note, Apple stopped development on AppleWorks some time ago ( 3 years ) in favour of iWork. I highly recommend getting the newest version of iWork 09, it's compatible with all your Works documents and is really built for MacOS X 10.5, Leopard.
What do you mean whe you say “ Before I reimaged the machine ..” ?

my friend, Your windows Vista is Infected with an Spyware, or a virus....

Try to install a great Anti-Vírus or if the problem persists...
Make a Backup of your Files
Try to make a Full Re-install of your Windows Vista
Good Luck!

Hello welcome to FIxya!

Here you can check this procedure on how to open your files again.

"1) Check your Recycle Bin
2) Do a Folder/File Search for each of the Grey Folder Project names. This will display all Folders & Files with that Project Name. You are looking for an .stx File. If it's there, right-Click on Project Name / Open Containing Folder & Copy it to your My Projects Folder. Then you should have both the Grey Folder & .stx File for the same Project name, showing in your My Projects Folder.
If the Search doesn't display a .stx File, you can create a new one, by Opening a New empty Project, which will create a My Movie Grey Folder & a My Movie .stx File, Save to your My Projects Folder. Delete the My Movie Grey Folder & Rename the My Movie .stx File to the same name as your original Grey Folder."
So ...after finding my "lost" movie file, with its file name, under Documents\Pinnacle Studio\My Projects i then went through the following procedures using your great advice Colour;

1. Make a copy of your found "lost" movie grey film icon file by right mouse clicking on your lost file and choosing "copy". Paste the copy into another folder in Documents where you can find it if need be
2. Then go back to Documents\Pinnacle Studio\My Projects and right mouse click onto your grey film icon. Choose "rename". Then rename your "lost" grey film icon to a new file name but do not put .stc at the end of the file name, if you are operating VISTA and Pinnacle 12. This is important because Pinnacle 12 won't recognise the file later if you have .stc in the file name
3. Open Pinnacle and go to the File Menu
4. Click on New Project
5. Open File Menu again and click on Save File as
6. Give the file a name such as "Movie 7" and save it
7. Close out of Pinnacle
8. Open up Documents\Pinnacle Studio\My Projects and observe that you now have 2 new files there ...a grey film icon file saying Movie 7 AND a coloured Pinnacle icon file saying Movie 7
9. Delete the grey icon file with the file name Movie 7
10. Now give your coloured Pinnacle icon file the exact same rename as your precious "lost" renamed grey movie icon file, using the right mouse click on rename proceedure as explained in No.2 above.
11. Close out of Documents file
12. Now open up Pinnacle again
13. Go to Menu and choose Open Project
14. There you will see the coloured Pinnacle icon file with the new name of your "lost" movie file.
15. Click onto its coloured Pinnacle icon, and watch your "lost" movie come into view again