Saving Publisher

[cassieannone]

I can't publisher to save to anything but an outside source. No s drive, no c
drive, only thumb drive. Says my disc is full, however I can save other
applications on share, etc. What can I do to fix?
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Sassy Cassie

[JoAnn Paules]

Why can't you save to your local drive?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

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[Charles W Davis]

Certainly looks like you need to run Disk Cleanup.
Start>Programs>Assessories>System Tools > Disk Cleanup

Move as many files as possible to an external drive.

This is not a Publisher problem.

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[Mary Sauer]

This error will come up with some versions of Publisher if the network
connection is lost. This article addresses 2000 but it very well could be true
with later versions.

PUB2000: Cannot Save Publication After You Lose Network Connection
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198244/en-us

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Mary Sauer
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[Simpson@discussions.microsoft.com Frank Simpson]

My problem is kind of like the following, but different.

Using Windows XP; MS Office 2007.

It's been working fine for weeks. I can even save new files, but: recently
went to work on a file I've not used for about 1 week and now I can't save
it. When I try it says:

"The disk is full trying to write c:\Documents~\me\Locals~\Temp\pub15.tmp"

I've run the disk clean up and that didn't help.
I've got 20GB of free space on this drive.
It doesn't save to external hard drive either.
I couldn't say if I have any permission problems with my temp drive as one
guy suggested in an earlier posting of a similar question. How would I know?
I re-started Windows and deleted the loose files in the Windows Temp folder
as an earlier posting suggested.

Something I read suggests an OLE object problem? Could that be it? Is
there a way to search the file for OLE objects and remove them?

[Mary Sauer]

About the only way you can save this publication is a copy/paste to a new file.
You are lucky to be opening the file. Most damaged files cannot be opened.

How to troubleshoot a damaged publication in Publisher
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;198256

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Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

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