I need help! I was just about to upload some new files to my site when I accidently pressed the get button instead of the put button...! Now all the changes are gone! How can I restore the file? Please help me! Thanks!
As an answer to my own question I would actually agree with Graphain, "You can't recover files that have been overwritten". This would say that it's impossible to recover it. However if I wouldn't have saved the new file I could retrieve from a TEMP folder where it would be until the new file would be saved.
Dreamweaver automatically saved my new file, lucky me I had the most important script copied so I could just paste it back in again. So a tip for you guys who also had the same problem as I had would be to create a backup file for it before upload or copy the whole document and if something goes wrong you can just paste it back in again(1st step of backup).
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How do I fix this on Mac?
Unable to save /test.py Error: Read-only file system
Since Mojave, you are no longer allowed to write to /. I suspect this is the cause of your problem: nothing to do with Sublime Text.
Pick another directory to save your files to, preferably in your home folder.
Once you make your document, go to File and click Save (or just press cmd+n).
Write the title of your document.
Right under the name there should be a little box that says Macintosh. You can click on it and change it to whatever file you prefer.
you must have left the save location as "macintosh". Basically this error means, that this "macintosh" folder is read-only. There is no issue like "sublime not having permission to write to the disk".
Just save to a usual folder and you would be gtg.
Make sure you save it to your project's folder and not just to the desktop or whatever is the default.
I have one excel sheet but it's not opening, it showing one error message that the file extension is corrupt.
Please kindly go through the screen shots and suggest me some solution
This indeed means the file is corrupted. You still have some hope to open the file. If you have LibreOffice installed, this has worked for me in the past (then just export it as a doc and try opening it again). If you don't have it, you can also try uploading it to google documents and seeing if you can rescue the file that way.
Your file must be corrupt. It happens when not downloaded completely or uncomplete transfer of data.
Does anyone know a way to recover changes made in a .csv that were not saved when excel 2007 was closed.
At the moment, I don't see any way to solve this.
Check all the temporary files created recently. Especially alongside the file you opened. There are a few temp folders in the system that Excel may use. C:\Windows\temp is the main one, but it is usually under the Users folder in later versions of windows. Eg: C:\Users\YourUserName\Local Settings\Temp
If you find any files that look like Excel temps, take a copy and rename the extension and then try to open it.
(Your only real chance is if auto-save kicked in and saved a copy - to a temp file - when you still had your new changes in the document. Otherwise the changes are lost I'm afraid)
If option #1 doesn't resolve your problem in Excel, go to File->Options->Save. Hopefully your AutoRecover file location, under the third box, will be populated with an address.
In my file server, some excel files lost their path,
Example:
=if(A2='\\172.168.1.1\SHARING\LANAIM\Gest_Qual\05__REG\04__Gest\[file1.xlsx]data'!$A2;2;False)
what happens and stay that way:
=if(A2='\\172.168.1.1\04__Gest\[file1.xlsx]data'!$A2;2;False)
How can I solve this problem? if someone can help me.
Thank you
You could have a hidden (or not) worksheet with the names of the files that it is to link to. Then use a VLOOKUP to handle the names. That way you can changes the file names in the lookup table and the links will redirect as needed.
Someone may have answered "yes" to update the links as some point and that caused them to change.
----EDIT----
I just thought of something:
Rename \172.168.1.1\SHARING\LANAIM\Gest_Qual\05_REG\04_Gest\ file1.xlsx
to file2.xlsx
Open \172.168.1.1\04__Gest\ file1.xlsx (Create it there if it does
not exist)
Open the file that has the links in it.
Verify that changes to file1.xslx appear in the linked file
You should now have 2 files open (the linked file and the dummy file1.xslx).
Use "Save As" to save file1.xlsx to the location that you want the links to point to (\172.168.1.1\SHARING\LANAIM\Gest_Qual\05_REG\04_Gest\ file1.xlsx).
Close file1.xlsx then close the linked file.
Rename \172.168.1.1\SHARING\LANAIM\Gest_Qual\05_REG\04_Gest\ file2.xlsx
back to original file1.xlsl (deleting the dummy file1.xslx in the process).
Open your linked file and the links should now point to the correct
file1.xslx.
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How Can I save a file when user deletes it.
I mean to say that, in Normal Case When User Delete A file Then that File Goes to Recycle Bin or When User Delete a file Permanently Then it is stored in Hard disk Some Where. I want To Save It In My Own Folder.
Please Help How Can I Do this.
Thanks.....
The only option I can think right now is to use FileSystemWatcher Class and get notified when a file is deleted but this can be used only for individual files/folders but watching an entire OS for deleted files is different.
Edit: Another option is to watch Recycle Bin but not 100% effective. Check this thread in MSDN forums.