This is actually an Adobe Reader XI problem (I think).
We have Win 7 / Outlook 2010 and Adobe Reader 11. I receive an email attachment that is a pdf file. I double click the attachment and the pdf opens in Reader so I can look at it.
However, when I think try to do a File > Save AS .... to put a copy of it on my computer I receive an error message:
'The operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator'
If I do not open the attachment, just right click and choose 'save as' it saves ok to the destination I pick.
How do I resolve this?
I also suspect it might have something to do with my file open path...as it always try to open or save to the Libraries > Documents folder. Is there a way to change this default path in reader 11?
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However, when I think try to do a File > Save AS .... to put a copy of it on my computer I receive an error message:
'The operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. Please contact your system administrator'
If I do not open the attachment, just right click and choose 'save as' it saves ok to the destination I pick.
How do I resolve this?
I also suspect it might have something to do with my file open path...as it always try to open or save to the Libraries > Documents folder. Is there a way to change this default path in reader 11?
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clear out your temporary Internet/olk
Folders
I have seen this for several users and this sorted it
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I have seen this for several users and this sorted it
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How does one clear out those folders? We use IE... I think I know how to do it there....but what is an olk file?
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You can create desktop shrotcut for document file. Saving issue,have you installed any firewall like sonic wall install in your network.One of the sonic wall policy make same issue . it happened in our company.we contact the firewall support and sort the issue.
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