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Old 06-15-2013, 10:08 AM   #4
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Originally Posted by abethan53 View Post
You mentioned that my original file I opened with Sigil has a permissions problem (that includes being read only), and that some other program is also accessing the same file, blocking a save. Fact is, I've been working only with Adobe Reader, not Adobe Acrobat. Would that account for my conversion and Sigil editing woes? Also, I don't have Word, but use Open Office Writer (.odt) word processor. I assume that is not a factor, however, right? Driving around in an old tank, I guess. Let me know if Adobe Reader limitations is the culprit!
ANY program that has the file open will block.

FWIW I use sometimes use Libre office, Notepad++, ebook_viewer (p/o calibre) together. If I make a mistake and leave open the same file, I get a save error. Simply closing the other allows the save. Just because a program does not allow EDITS, does not mean it does not lock a file.
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