1. Microsoft Word Won't Let Me Save To Desktop Mac Pro
  2. Microsoft Word Won't Let Me Save To Desktop Mac Free

2009-1-24  Why does my Microsoft Word won't allow me to SAVE files anymore? Suddenly Word is not allowing me to save files. If I click Save or Save As, absolutely nothing happens. Even nevertheless it sounds as though like the code you're typing in isn't valid, in any different case Microsoft would not have placed regulations on your version of. Page 1 of 3 - I can't save new Word docs or modify existing ones in my folders anymore - posted in Business Applications: Hi Guys I did post this 9 days ago to be honest. Wasnt able to get a. 2017-3-11  Word 2016 Won't Save. Keeps Asking to Save As, But Doesn't. I've just started having this problem. I dread contacting the Microsoft hepline. They'll either keep for hours and hours (literally) and maybe not have a clue what they are doing. I had this very problem last time. Okay, it let me Save As a DOC file and then Save As a DOCX. Jan 31, 2008 Word won't let me save. Says disk is full, it isn't. (file won't save to HD, external HD, or flash drive). I am writing a large research paper with Mac Word.

Microsoft Word Won't Let Me Save To Desktop Mac Pro

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Microsoft Word Won't Let Me Save To Desktop Mac Free

Hello, the_lil. I don't work in 64-bit Office, but I'm guessing that this possibly could be causing the disconnect, if the document was created in 32, or if a compatibility issue from a much earlier version of Word could be interfering. You don't mention in which version the document was created.
Otherwise, sometimes a single element in a long document hangs up a process; but without the document, guessing is pointless. Depending on what is in your document (graphics, tables, etc.) and how much formatting would have to be redone, you could consider copying the contents into a plain text file (which will not accept table formatting or graphics), then copy this into a newly created .docx and reformat as needed. Then copy tables and graphics into a separate new .docx and see if it will save. If yes, copy them into the new .docx with the text where they should go. If it won't save, you may have to try one by one to see where the problem lies.
This may seem laborious -- well, it is laborious -- but sometimes a half hour, or a few hours, spent on such methods saves hours of frustration adn is the best investement.
I'd be interested to know how this works out for you.
Best,
Ulo