Getting error when trying to open adobe on Macbook Air. Crash or freeze, General troubleshooting, How to, Standards and accessibility. Follow Report. Community guidelines. Be kind and respectful, give credit to the original source of content, and search for duplicates before posting. Learn more. Jump to latest reply. Error is associated to forbidden access to a resource. There are too many things involved here that could be the problem: Ask the sender of the email to check if the link is a complete directory path to the file, and that it is not missing entries.
Ask the sender of the email to check the correct spelling of the link If the email contains a link that was copied from a shared drive with priviledge access you won't have access to that network share.
Check that your mac is not invoking a default web browser when you try to open a PDF. Did you follow th suggestions of Amal and you still get the error? I did try the clean. I also uninstalled and reinstalled. However, if you reinstall OS X, be sure to perform an "Archive and Install" OS X Snow Leopard automatically does this unless the drive is erased to preserve user settings and installed applications.
Post them below or email us! Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion. Resolve boot issues showing 'prohibitory' sign Mac OS X has several bootup symbols, including a universal "prohibitory" sign that indicates critical files are missing from the boot volume.
NeoOffice 3. So — it seems that when saving to a file system that does not support those values in a com. FinderInfo extended attribute:. Word Hint : Microsoft Office fails to save to Microsoft SharePoint when the file system type is webdav because SharePoint does not support file names beginning with a dot. Apple began encouraging third party developers away from type codes and creator codes more than a decade ago.
These files are created by the operating system to speed up searches, store metadata data used by the OS about a folder preferences, etc. Windows and OS X both have these kinds of files. Spotlight-V — This file holds information to speed up the 'Spotlight Search' feature.
Deleting would simply force this information to be re-indexed if you performed another Spotlight Search for an item in this folder. Trashes — These folders are used to hold deleted items the same way that the 'Trash' icon from the dock works.
It really is simple, NTFS current Windows FAT32 Old Windows have a very specific data structure for things like permissions, what program is assigned to open this file, creation date, modified date, tags, file comments, icon, and other metadata.
You'll also notice that the same properties won't show in the other OS. It's show the OS's deal with the incompatibility factor of the varied elements above that aren't consistent. So you probably want to keep these files around if you are switching back and forth between the OS's to use these files. If you are only using one OS or the other ensure you have the media hard drive, sd card, etc formatted properly or have a driver which allows your OS to write to the drive format not native to your OS.
They aren't free, but if you do a lot of back and forth it cuts out the excess duplicate data cluttering the drive.
To remove these, with no warning or confirmation in bulk, use find. I have been using the following method for easy. I never delete. Trashes or. DS Store files. So far no issues. I hope I am not causing a future problem for myself. Yes, some of us have a use for both Macs and windows machines, and I used to use that method.
And if you have a USB with a bunch of. After much searching, I found a way to use my mac to remove the. Be careful when deleting. I have an app with a lot of. I saw each. Just add ". Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Posted on Sep 5, PM. Page content loaded.
Sep 5, PM. Sep 7, AM. Mine has been doing this for the last couple of days as well - seems to be something new. I'm running MacScan at the moment? Is there anything else I should be scanning with? Sep 7, PM. Yes, my mac is still downloading the files. I have no idea what I should scan it with. Should I just take it to a mac shop and have them take a look, or are programs like MacScan actually helpful? Sep 8, AM. Used MacScan - it deleted a bunch of stuff, but the ad.
Sep 8, PM. Sep 8, PM in response to ds store In response to ds store. Apple plugs drive-by download flaws in Safari browser ZDNet. Have you tried quitting every web browser you have running? Most likely you've just got some page open that has a very badly screwed-up script that's trying to load advertisements on some kind of cycling banner, but is causing the HTML files to be sent to your downloads folder instead of being properly handled. Yup, quit all and rebooted. It is still doing it. Was on a friends Mac yesterday and theirs is doing it as well.
Must be spreading quickly whatever it is. Anyone else have any ideas?
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