Sometimes, when you want to save a file, Word will pop up a dialog saying that the disk space is full, you can't save the file, but you can actually have a lot of space on the disk. This is a very annoyed thing. The most common reason for this information is that the TEMP folder has reached the upper limit of the maximum number of files that can be included in a folder. The solution is simple: right click on [Resource Manager] to install a disk installed with a Windows system, click [Properties] in the shortcut menu, will appear [Properties] dialog, from [General] tab Select the [Disk Clean] button in this point, the [Disk Cleanup] dialog box shown in Figure 11.2 will appear. After the disk is cleared, Windows will pop up a new dialog.
Select the [Temporary File] option in the [To delete the file] box, then select [OK]. Windows will delete a temporary file. To manually delete temporary files, enter the temporary folder, delete any old temporary files (temporary files
(1) Start,. The TMP extension ends), returns Word, try to save the file again. If the document cannot be properly saved at this time, the following methods can be taken, the steps are as follows: (L) Press Ctrl A to select the entire document.
(2) Press CTRL C to copy the entire document to memory.
(3) Turn off the Word program. At this point, the system will prompt: "You put a lot of text in the 'clipboard', whether you want these texts to be used for other programs after exiting Word?".
(4) Select the [Yes] button.
(5) Re-open the Word program.
(6) Press CTRL V to paste the copied text into the new file.
(7) Name and save new files.
Note: A dialog box may appear when deleting a temporary file, prompting to delete the file being used.
This is because Windows runs, you need to continually use some temporary files. Thus, when manually deleting a temporary file, try only a few files at the beginning, and then empty the recycle bin on the desktop. Otherwise you may not be able to delete all selected files.
