For the past few years on all my Macs, TextEdit keeps popping up a message box informing me that
"You don't have permission to write to the folder that the file "xxxx.rtf" is in."
(with the file name changing appropriately).
It does this usually when I type backspace, but not when I actually do save the file. What makes this even more mysterious is that I DO have permission to write to the folder that the file is in. In fact when I click "save", it saves the file there without issues.
Why is TextEdit trying to save the file when it's not supposed to?
Why does it fail?
Why does it tell me about this?
"You don't have permission to write to the folder that the file "xxxx.rtf" is in."
(with the file name changing appropriately).
It does this usually when I type backspace, but not when I actually do save the file. What makes this even more mysterious is that I DO have permission to write to the folder that the file is in. In fact when I click "save", it saves the file there without issues.
Why is TextEdit trying to save the file when it's not supposed to?
Why does it fail?
Why does it tell me about this?