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Save an Open Office document to a USB drive

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transat Posted messages 31956 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   -
Hello,
I installed Open Office on my computer. The other day, I wanted to save a document on my USB stick, but it told me it's write-protected. What should I do? Is it a problem with the extension? Thank you for your help.
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 7.0

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  1. manutitilulu
     
    Thank you for your advice, but how do I format the key? Moreover, the properties of my key mention a FAT format.
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  3. Madmaxou Posted messages 575 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   305
     
    Hello,
    Check the file properties (right click > properties) to see if it is read-only (in the Attributes at the bottom of the window).
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  4. Madmaxou Posted messages 575 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   305
     
    Right-click on your drive, then format it; I believe you have to format it as NTFS, at least if you're on XP or Vista, then check the quick format box.
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    1. manutitilulu
       
      I formatted my key and everything works, thank you for your insights. Have a nice day everyone.
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  6. hawadu93
     
    Hello, I would like us to mark Open Office.
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    1. transat Posted messages 31956 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   9 021
       
      Good evening
      1) It is not acceptable to post a new question on an ongoing topic
      2) One should not write a message forgetting please or thank you
      3) Your question is not clear at all
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  7. madmyke Posted messages 52304 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   12 485
     
    No, it is not a problem with the extension.
    The best thing to do is to test if another non-Open Office file can be saved on your key; otherwise, the problem will be the key itself. If it works, then try another Open Office file to compare.
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