Hardware

Can't reproduce problem. Case closed :)

But Seriously though.

So I opened word, file, save as. Entered a file name. Then went to the front and typed in a new drive letter and pressed tab.
It jumped to the drive, removed what I typed and left the original file name I typed. Did I do this wrong?

Does this drive need to be mapped VIA IP address perhaps?

By entering "d:\test this filename.doc" at the Save As prompt, you are deviating from the established path.

The computer is expecting a FILENAME but you are inputting a LOCATION and in computer-terms, that is a URL.

URLs cannot include spaces (try typing a URL into the address bar of your internet browser and see what happens when it includes spaces). The SPACE command in a URL does not comply with normal protocols (the normal separator being a DOT) so the computer injects a Hexadecimal code - the ~%20~ to indicate an 'Unsafe Character' which doesn't follow the normal protocol.

(I think...)

* Space = decimal code point 32 in the ISO-Latin set.
* 32 decimal = 20 in hexadecimal
* The URL encoded representation will be "%20"

OK, I see I should not have sued someone else's post to explain my problem-

My problem is occuring only with a storage location 'in the cloud'. It is https://yada.yadayada.com/groups/files

We are using WebDAV.