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Hello, the attached error message began to appear this morning whenever I tried to save a file with BookMacster. The message said that the file did not exist.
Anyone could explain the error message? I appreciate that any expert could give some advices on how to fix this. Thank you very much.
An error occurred while saving.
___________Underlying Cause___________
The file doesn’t exist.
___________Underlying Cause___________
The operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory.
Operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory
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Hi there
This error occur because what you doing is wrong. You’re trying to save something in a folder which is not existing. So what you need to do to solve this problem is simply follow these steps
1st go to menu bar > click on the particular file which you’re trying to copy
2nd Select save as function to save
3rd change the destination where the file should be saved
4th Give a user name > save the file
Note – make sure that you save it with right allowance unless you will be facing problems in it also
Best of luck
Taylor B Campos
Operation couldn’t be completed. No such file or directory
Hi there Donna R Erwin,
Some more details about your system would be of a great help in determining your problem. However, I will try to give you some directions where to look and what to do to troubleshoot the problem.
The error is most likely caused due to wrong path of the folder where you're trying to save the document.
Using the menu bar, choose the file you'd like to save. Instead of a simple save, use the option Save As. You will be asked for username and password and once you've entered this information, you will be asked where you'd like to save the file.
If you're still getting the error, you will need to check the permissions of the folder where you're trying to save the file. You can do that easily via properties of the folder in the explorer.
Also, make sure you're not trying to save the file in the wrong format as that could cause the problem.
Best regards,
Drake Vivian
