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Strange, while attempting to save a file to a subfolder of my Documents folder I get an error saying "The document Untitled could not be saved as "-----" . The file doesn't exist." Whereas, if I save it directly to the documents folder, rather than the subfolder, it saves just fine. I googled it but nothing turned up. It's not a huge problem but it's irritating that I can't save to subfolders. Any ideas?
OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)
I am seeing the same BUG (Apple, this can't be desired behavior). I have read, write, execute permissions on the subfolder. Current (inefficient) workaround:
Select subfolder.
This totally solves the problem! Thanks!!!
Great! This solves the problem.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks, works also when clicking any entry on the left sidebar. Seems like the path chosen inside the app just needs to be adjusted by clicking anything that has a set path.
This fixed the problem for me. Many thanks. It is ridiculous that Apple doesn't monitor these pages and post the solution themselves. Would save millions of man-hours of wasted time.
Someone give Shamovala a big fat medal. ➕ This problem was driving me CRAZY and now it is fixed. Much appreciated. I do wish Apple would fix this. They must know about it.
Thank you!
I was having this issue saving a MainStage concert. Then I checked the Permissions with Get Info and that was the problem. I gave myself Read & Write permission. Problem solved.
Document could not be saved file does not exist
