screenflow the document could not be saved

#Screenflow the document could not be saved pdf#
#Screenflow the document could not be saved pro#

Then I realized that the Xcode 4, which is saved in the Applications folder, doesnt overwrite Xcode 3, which is in the Developer folder. I have happily only ever had this problem twice, and this solved the issue 100% both times. I upgraded to Lion and downloaded the new Xcode and found the same problem and found nothing to help, losing about three days trying to fix it.

Eine Zahl liegt außerhalb des zulässigen Wertebereichs.' or translated: 'The document could not be saved.

#Screenflow the document could not be saved pdf#

When Im trying to save a pdf file I always get the error: 'Das Dokument konnte nicht gespeichert werden. Doing the steps above sets the save process back on the correct path. Dear ladies and gentlemen, Im using Adobe Acrobat XI. What you basically just did was tell your Mac which way to turn - the 'directions' the Mac was using got corrupted and the TextEdit save process got lost in the woods. But if you don’t, then click on the triangle in that section to reveal it.

You should find the Sharing & Permission section at the bottom of your screen. This brings up a window bearing your home folder’s info. It does not matter how deep your desired folder is located as long as you Start from the absolute Top Level of your entire system.Ĥ) Click Save. Select Go > Home from your Finder’s menu bar. Odds are VERY likely that if you look at the 'start' folder of the path from which you are trying to save (and from which you probably save regularly), it is NOT the Top-Level Hard Drive Folder, but some folder inside the hard drive, possibly nested several layers in.ġ) Create any New TextEdit document, and click Save.Ģ) When the Save Dialogue box pops up, navigate BACKWARDS to the absolute Top Level Folder of your Mac (probably called something like 'Macintosh HD' or the like - we are talking the level ABOVE your User name / account).ģ) Click on that Top Level, and then navigate from there down through your User account to the actual folder where you would like to save your document.

#Screenflow the document could not be saved pro#

The pathway Text Edit wants to use has been corrupted and TextEdit has no idea where to turn. This has been plaguing me for years with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC - Every once in a while I get this message - 'The document could not be saved. The file doesn't exist' message is actually nothing more than a Pathway problem. The problem when you get that ' The document Untitled could not be saved as '-'. This is not a new issue, and yes it ***** that Mac will just simply post the answer here as its extremely easy.