Microsoft Word 2003 Opening Every Document as Read Only

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2) Does this upshot occur if you lot save the file first on your figurer then open it?

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I have this problem frequently with Word 2013 on Windows viii.1. I will create a file, save it, reopen it for boosted editing, and detect that it has opened as read only. Or Word volition display the message"<filename> was last opened as read-only. Do you want to open as read-only over again?"--even though I did NOT open up it as read simply the previous time.

I would dearest to find a solution to this very annoying problem.

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Hi Mark,

1) Where are you saving the Word documents? Is information technology on a local folder or shared folder?

2) Do yous experience whatever similar result with other Function applications files? I look frontward to your reply to assist you further.

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Hi, Daniel. I only take the problem with Word, and I'1000 only saving to a local folder.

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Howdy Mark,

Thank you for replying.

Let's turn off the Preview Pane if information technology is enabled and verify whether issue re-occurs.

  • Open Explorer.  Select View from the top carte.

  • On the ribbon, there should be a button "Preview Pane".

  • Toggle it on or off by pressing the push.  You tin can also use ALT+P.

  • Explorer will tell y'all that Preview is off, considering the phrase "Select file to preview" disappears.

You lot may too refer to the following thread which discusses almost the like issue and see if it helps.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/role/forum/office_2010-word/all-documents-open-in-read-simply-and-compatibility/719b7d2e-c332-4edd-ac65-08d7010fd0be

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I'll give that a shot and report back. Information technology may take a while since the error appears at random intervals. Thanks.

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Amazing, I had the exact same problem, on top of having the documents become read-merely it wouldn't let me delete them.

Bulletin: The activity can't be completed because the file is open in Microsoft Word. Close the file and effort again.

I am using Word 2013. I had been using it for several months and then all of a sudden I am having it happen with all of the 2007 and 2010 documents.

To end the read only I created a V2 of every certificate only and then it wouldn't allow me delete V1!   I cleared all temp files and emptied the trash and restarted my computer twice to no avail!!!!!!   and voila, turned of Preview and trouble gone.  Very very strange. Now I can open all versions of the documents and non get Read-But, not happy I wasted hours!!!!!!!!!!!

Well, information technology is repeatable. I just tested information technology, I turned Preview back on and the older documents are Read-but once more. When y'all catechumen them to 2013 the open up fine.

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