Cannot create the file

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I've had the same problem but it only seems to happen when CuteFTP is open.
Once I close it, the problem seems to stop. It must be some kind of confict
between Notepad and CuteFTP.

"prof611" wrote:

> I am a website designer, and am continually revising my webpages, and resaving
> the new page (in Notepad). Quite frequently, when trying to save the revised
> file,
> I get an error alert message which says:
>
> Cannot create the C:\....\filename.html file.
> Make sure that the path and filename are correct.
>
> After receiving this alert, I am unable to save the revised file using the
> same name
> as before. I must rename it to filename2.html in order to save it. This
> sometimes
> happens three of four times during the course of revising the file.
>
> This behavior continues until I restart my computer, at which time I can
> delete all
> of those spurious files and start fresh.

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.perform_maintain (More info?)

Thanks for the clue. I'm going to ask CuteFTP about this problem, as it is
most vexing. I'll also try closing CuteFTP to see if this stops the problem,
although this would only be a temporary solution.

"hjomby" wrote:

> I've had the same problem but it only seems to happen when CuteFTP is open.
> Once I close it, the problem seems to stop. It must be some kind of confict
> between Notepad and CuteFTP.
>
> "prof611" wrote:
>
> > I am a website designer, and am continually revising my webpages, and resaving
> > the new page (in Notepad). Quite frequently, when trying to save the revised
> > file,
> > I get an error alert message which says:
> >
> > Cannot create the C:\....\filename.html file.
> > Make sure that the path and filename are correct.
> >
> > After receiving this alert, I am unable to save the revised file using the
> > same name
> > as before. I must rename it to filename2.html in order to save it. This
> > sometimes
> > happens three of four times during the course of revising the file.
> >
> > This behavior continues until I restart my computer, at which time I can
> > delete all
> > of those spurious files and start fresh.