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    Re: I don't have permisions to save documents! Please help.

    Foxit will not save them either. I just get an error beep.

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    Re: I don't have permisions to save documents! Please help.

    You are trying to save .pdf files?
    Try saving them in some other file format, if possible.
    And why Foxit and Adobe, are you trying to save these files while running Ubuntu or are you using Windows?

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    Re: I don't have permisions to save documents! Please help.

    I just checked the properties>permissions on some folders in these 2 other hard drives and it says can't modify it because I'm not the owner. The Root is the owner, but I should be the owner and have the power to modify the permissions of my own files.

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    Re: I don't have permisions to save documents! Please help.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cityscape View Post
    I just checked the properties>permissions on some folders in these 2 other hard drives and it says can't modify it because I'm not the owner. The Root is the owner, but I should be the owner and have the power to modify the permissions of my own files.
    Well okay, these hard drives need to be mounted so as to give you permission to read and write. Are they mounted automatically? Could you post your fstab here?

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    Re: I don't have permisions to save documents! Please help.

    Try pressing "ALT + F2" and type, "gksudo naulilus". This will open the file manager. Navigate to the folder were you want to save the file to, right click it, and go to the permissions tab and change them so you can read and write.

    Edit: Automatically mounted partitions are owned by root by default. So you can try what I wrote above the on the directory to the drive in /media. Or Arsaine can tell you how to edit your /etc/Fstab file to have it automatically mount with read/write permissions. (The latter solution is permanent)
    Last edited by JustinR; April 3rd, 2010 at 03:13 AM.

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