Terminal Err Msg: Cannot Create Specified File. Make Sure...Last reviewed: April 30, 1996Article ID: Q114452 |
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SYMPTOMSYou receive the following error when receiving a file using Windows Terminal:
Cannot create specified file. Make sure that: You have enough disk space. The file is not read-only. The filename is valid.You may receive this error when you are using either the Receive Text File or Receive Binary File command on the Transfers menu in Terminal.
CAUSEAny of the following conditions can cause this error message:
RESOLUTIONMake sure sufficient disk space exists on the destination drive for the file to be downloaded. Also, make sure that a valid filename (including an extension) is being used for the file to be downloaded and that the file is not marked read only. If you are using Norton Desktop for Windows, disable the FileAssist feature for Terminal with the following steps:
NOTE: FileAssist can be re-enabled from Norton Desktop's Control Center application. If you need assistance in disabling FileAssist for Terminal or any other application, contact Symantec Technical Support.
STATUSSymantec has confirmed this to be a problem in FileAssist for Norton Desktop for Windows. For more information, contact Symantec Technical Support at (541) 465-8600 or through its CompuServe support forum (type "go symantec" [without the quotation marks] at the $ prompt).
MORE INFORMATIONFileAssist is a Common Dialog replacement that adds "on-the-fly" features to the Open, Save, and Save As dialog boxes. FileAssist features include View File, File Search, Create Directory, Rename File, and Delete File. FileAssist replaces the standard common dialog boxes for most Windows 3.1- based applications. Norton Desktop for Windows (NDW.EXE) must be installed and active as the shell for FileAssist to operate. FileAssist contains the following files:
NDW.EXE FASSIST1.DLL FASSIST.EXEThese files typically reside in the NDW subdirectory on a standard Norton Desktop for Windows installation. The Norton Desktop for Windows products included here are manufactured by Symantec Corporation, a vendor independent of Microsoft; we make no warranty, implied or otherwise, regarding this products' performance or reliability.
REFERENCESSymantec's "The Norton Desktop User's Guide," pages 2-11 through 2-13 and 7-10.
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