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I have a user trying to save files to a zip disk and after writing quite a few files to the zip drive it doesn't let her save anymore. She is using pretty long names on these files. Is there a maximum as far as directory names, that can be used onremovable drives? She is getting permission error from word when she is trying to save it. 150
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First make sure the disk is fully accessible by ensuring the actual space matches the disk size. I have seen tons of 100MB disks with less than 50MB usable until reformatting the disk.
Second update the drivers and software from Iomega:(http://www.iomega.com/software/index.html)
by gloriamrb1
The answer we came up with is the limit of # of files on the root directory, regulated by the operating system. When we split up this disk into different folders, we had no problem.
by gumbytech
If she is getting a permission error it could be that she doesn't have the proper security clearance to access either the files or the drive. Check with the net administrator.
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Long file names can mess with FAT and reduce the amount of space that you have on a disk. These long file names may be filling up the disk. Try reducing the file names, and see if that helps. I always use small names because of UNC anyway, Ryan.
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