Guest CEG Posted June 23, 2008 Posted June 23, 2008 I have two MS Word files, one in a doc file and the other in a wbk, that I can neither open nor delete. When I try to delete, open, or copy over these files, I get a message that the procedure is prohibited because the file name and path are too long or because the path does not exist and that I should remap that Network drive; the file reside on HDD C and is in a two folders down in the My Documents folder. I have a copy of this file on a USD HDD and would like to erase both of these files, but wonder if anyone knows how I could do this. I have tried and cannot copy over either of these files. The condition of these files prevents copying and backing-up the My Documents folder. Any help would be appreciated. I am using Microsoft Office v2003, Windows XP - SP-1, and Dell Pentium IV running at about 3 GHz with a 150 GB HDD.
Guest Pegasus \(MVP\) Posted June 23, 2008 Posted June 23, 2008 Re: Corrupted Files "CEG" <goodlineSENDNOSPAM@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:d8ydnU-BfL5EFMLVnZ2dnUVZ_tzinZ2d@earthlink.com... >I have two MS Word files, one in a doc file and the other in a wbk, that I > can neither open nor delete. When I try to delete, open, or copy over > these > files, I get a message that the procedure is prohibited because the file > name and path are too long or because the path does not exist and that I > should remap that Network drive; the file reside on HDD C and is in a two > folders down in the My Documents folder. I have a copy of this file on a > USD > HDD and would like to erase both of these files, but wonder if anyone > knows > how I could do this. I have tried and cannot copy over either of these > files. The condition of these files prevents copying and backing-up the My > Documents folder. Any help would be appreciated. > > I am using Microsoft Office v2003, Windows XP - SP-1, and Dell Pentium IV > running at about 3 GHz with a 150 GB HDD. What is the exact path+file name of these files?
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