*censored*

Nov 01, 2012 15:12

Of all the things that made my day a living hell, my Curriculum Vitae (otherwise known as CV) tops it.

Who knew it'd be an easy pair of hands to update the damn thing when it's struck on lonely lecture mode? It absoluetely refuses to be modified, be it in Microsoft Words, Internet, Google, Power Point, Paint and whatever else I know that could help ( Read more... )

oh why?, why

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hakasha November 1 2012, 20:57:16 UTC
Sorry to hear about that =( have you checked if it's in read-only mode or something?

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pywen November 2 2012, 18:54:19 UTC
Is that the english term for 'lecture seule'? Lonely mode or read-only mode, I'm not sure which one it is but either way I can only read and not edit anything in it. It said so when I tried to type away a few words and save the change.

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hakasha November 2 2012, 21:07:43 UTC
yeah, it is. or at least i'm pretty sure it is. you have to turn that off, so it allows you to edit the document. maybe if you make a copy or something? try looking in the documents "Properties" thing or something. i don't really know how to solve that problem, usually when i have a document in "read-only mode" there's a button at the top that says "allow to be edited" that turns it off so I can type stuff and save the change...

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pywen November 3 2012, 02:40:57 UTC
Already tried that. Didn't work. *glaring dagger at papers*

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allegoria_s November 2 2012, 05:29:24 UTC
I would suggest searching in google of "how to take ownership of a word-file". Never tried it, but I recently heard about it and that it's possible so yup!
Good luck ;3;

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pywen November 2 2012, 18:55:10 UTC
uuuhh, I'm not sure I'm following you there.... *totally clueless about these things*

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allegoria_s November 3 2012, 06:56:52 UTC
First, what kind of document is it? Word-file, pdf, some other kind of file?

Second, you can't edit it because your PC thinks you're not the owner of this document. That's why it's in "read-only" mode.
As far as I know, the only way to stop it from being read-only, is that you have to take ownership of this file.
Dunno how to do that exactly, but you can google it. that's what I meant c:

Just google "How to take ownership of xxx-file" *where "xxx" is the type of file your document is. Like Word-file, PDF-file, HTML-file etc.*

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pywen November 6 2012, 05:28:13 UTC
Microsoft Word file document.

I went on mom's account, logged onto my hotmail box and downloaded the file under a different title. I got to edit it after telling it it shouldn't be in read-only mode, though the question still pops up every time I open the document. It's annoying, but better than not being able to touch it at all. At least my CV's now up and ready to go to my new job's employer... hopefully there's still some places for me to get in.

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