I've encountered this before. It's either a permissions conflict or naming error with the file, in which Word (for reasons known only to Word) decides that it cannot save the file with a given name in a given directory. Once it has made this decision, there is no way to resolve it short of restarting Word and/or the computer. Generally when it happens you can't save the file anywhere, but you can copy the file contents out of the document and save it in another program. Tp link wn321g driver for mac.

(I can't tell you why it happens, but at least you can be assured that it doesn't just happen to you.).

My Mac will not open in Safe mode. I have run disc utility with no apparent issues. I have also had problems with existing Word documents which have become 'Read only' Existing documents will save, subject to above. I only use Excel and there are no apparent issues. Changing the Save location has no effect. Oct 7, 2018 - I typed a document using Word for Mac 2016 desktop and now I cannot save it. 'The document 'Document 1' could not be saved as 'Source' (any file name).

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