We are experiencing this same problem. I have two people that have
been having these problems since they were upgraded from MX to 2004 -
I am not a Macromedia user, so if my terminology is off base bear with
me. So far I was not able to draw any similarities from anything that
is happening on their machines, although I am suspect of the licensing
service...It seems to happen at the same time of day. One user
suggest not clicking OK but closing the error window, then you can
save your data to another file and rebuild it from there, otherwise it
is all wiped out.
I am going to check the server side with Active Directory and Group
Policies. I think it may be network related.
Do you have any of the following running at your location:
windows server 2000 or 2003. Symantec Enterprise 8.0 AV, Exchange
Servers, New versions of Adobe photoshop (CS), iPod/iTunes, terminal
services. both user have XP pro.
[quoted text, click to view] "riotsystems" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message news:<c73rsl$e5d$1@forums.macromedia.com>...
> I've been working on a project recently for a couple days now, and all of a
> sudden, I get an error when trying to save the .fla today. On top of that, it
> destroyed my .fla file, it is no longer in the directory where it was created.
> It won't let me save to any other folder or drive, and I'm here at a loss for
> words.
>
> The error message I get is this:
>
> "An error occurred while attempting to write to a file. If you are logged in
> with a limited user account, then you may be attempting to write into another
> user's folder which is not supported"
>
> I get that message no matter how I try to save the file. I am saving my .fla
> files into a network folder, (Shared Documents) so that may be the cause of the
> problem, but is there any solution? If I can't save this file, I'll have lost a
> lot of time spent on this project.
>
> If anyone can help me in any way at all, it would be very much appreciated.
