Devs,
It has been a long Saturday of coding and I’m getting REALLY sick of the
above error. I have Pentium IV 1.3 GHz system. I’m using Microsoft
DevStudio projects in the IDE which call a batch file to do the actual
build. About every third time I go to build after an edit, rather than save
the file and build, the file is not saved and a dialog box saying “Cannot
save file. The file may be in use by another application” pops up. I have
to clear the dialog, then start the compile again. It always works the
second time.
I don’t recall this problem on my previous, much slower system. I assume it
is a problem with a fast CPU and a poorly coded, multi-threaded DevStudio
application. Or is this another of these things that Microsoft is doing to
me for my own good?
Anyone know what is up with this “feature?” Anything I can do to avoid it
besides becoming a hairdresser?
Evan Hillman
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I have the same problem. I just ignore it 
Zolee
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Subject: [ntdev] MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save file. The file may be
in use by another application.”
Devs,
It has been a long Saturday of coding and I’m getting REALLY sick of the
above error. I have Pentium IV 1.3 GHz system. I’m using Microsoft
DevStudio projects in the IDE which call a batch file to do the actual
build. About every third time I go to build after an edit, rather than
save
the file and build, the file is not saved and a dialog box saying
“Cannot
save file. The file may be in use by another application” pops up. I
have
to clear the dialog, then start the compile again. It always works the
second time.
I don’t recall this problem on my previous, much slower system. I
assume it
is a problem with a fast CPU and a poorly coded, multi-threaded
DevStudio
application. Or is this another of these things that Microsoft is doing
to
me for my own good?
Anyone know what is up with this “feature?” Anything I can do to avoid
it
besides becoming a hairdresser?
Evan Hillman
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Are you running Windows 2000? Do you have a virus-checking program
running in the background?
That may be the case…
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[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com] On Behalf Of Evan Hillman
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 8:30 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save file. The file may
be
in use by another application.”
Devs,
It has been a long Saturday of coding and I’m getting REALLY sick of
the
above error. I have Pentium IV 1.3 GHz system. I’m using Microsoft
DevStudio projects in the IDE which call a batch file to do the actual
build. About every third time I go to build after an edit, rather than
save
the file and build, the file is not saved and a dialog box saying
“Cannot
save file. The file may be in use by another application” pops up. I
have
to clear the dialog, then start the compile again. It always works
the
second time.
I don’t recall this problem on my previous, much slower system. I
assume it
is a problem with a fast CPU and a poorly coded, multi-threaded
DevStudio
application. Or is this another of these things that Microsoft is
doing
to
me for my own good?
Anyone know what is up with this “feature?” Anything I can do to
avoid
it
besides becoming a hairdresser?
Evan Hillman
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Yes !!!
I have not problem
I think your file , it’s open by an other application perhaps your Application don’t close the file
Nicolas
Nicolas BERTRAND
Ingenieur Conception
Sogitec Industrie Bruz
Tel 02 99 05 34 54
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Date: mercredi 27 juin 2001 09:25
A: NT Developers Interest List
Objet: [ntdev] RE: MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save file. The file may be in use by another application.”
Are you running Windows 2000? Do you have a virus-checking program
running in the background?
That may be the case…
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[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com] On Behalf Of Evan Hillman
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 8:30 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save file. The file may
be
in use by another application.”
Devs,
It has been a long Saturday of coding and I’m getting REALLY sick of
the
above error. I have Pentium IV 1.3 GHz system. I’m using Microsoft
DevStudio projects in the IDE which call a batch file to do the actual
build. About every third time I go to build after an edit, rather than
save
the file and build, the file is not saved and a dialog box saying
“Cannot
save file. The file may be in use by another application” pops up. I
have
to clear the dialog, then start the compile again. It always works
the
second time.
I don’t recall this problem on my previous, much slower system. I
assume it
is a problem with a fast CPU and a poorly coded, multi-threaded
DevStudio
application. Or is this another of these things that Microsoft is
doing
to
me for my own good?
Anyone know what is up with this “feature?” Anything I can do to
avoid
it
besides becoming a hairdresser?
Evan Hillman
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msdev does this sometimes if it is scanning the file for the auto-comletion
stuff (whatever the marketing term is) and tools like visal assist
(http://www.wholetomato.com) do it for similar reasons.
its not a big deal as next time round the file has been closed. you could
turn off some of the smarts in msdev
sven
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[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com]On Behalf Of Nicolas BERTRAND
Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 6:40 PM
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Subject: [ntdev] RE: MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save file. The file
may be in use by another application.”
Yes !!!
I have not problem
I think your file , it’s open by an other application perhaps
your Application don’t close the file
Nicolas
Nicolas BERTRAND
Ingenieur Conception
Sogitec Industrie Bruz
Tel 02 99 05 34 54
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De: Ehsan Akhgari [SMTP:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Date: mercredi 27 juin 2001 09:25
A: NT Developers Interest List
Objet: [ntdev] RE: MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save
file. The file may be in use by another application.”
Are you running Windows 2000? Do you have a virus-checking program
running in the background?
That may be the case…
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: xxxxx@lists.osr.com
> [mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com] On Behalf Of Evan Hillman
> Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2001 8:30 PM
> To: NT Developers Interest List
> Subject: [ntdev] MS Developer Studio: “Cannot save file. The file may
be
> in use by another application.”
>
> Devs,
>
> It has been a long Saturday of coding and I’m getting REALLY sick of
the
> above error. I have Pentium IV 1.3 GHz system. I’m using Microsoft
> DevStudio projects in the IDE which call a batch file to do the actual
> build. About every third time I go to build after an edit, rather than
> save
> the file and build, the file is not saved and a dialog box saying
> “Cannot
> save file. The file may be in use by another application” pops up. I
> have
> to clear the dialog, then start the compile again. It always works
the
> second time.
>
> I don’t recall this problem on my previous, much slower system. I
> assume it
> is a problem with a fast CPU and a poorly coded, multi-threaded
> DevStudio
> application. Or is this another of these things that Microsoft is
doing
> to
> me for my own good?
>
> Anyone know what is up with this “feature?” Anything I can do to
avoid
> it
> besides becoming a hairdresser?
>
> Evan Hillman
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Yes and Yes. I’ll try disabling background scanning and see if that clears
it up. So the file may actually be open, by the virus scanner, I suppose…
Thanks!
-Evan
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Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 1:25 AM
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> Yes and Yes. I’ll try disabling background scanning and see if that
clears
it up. So the file may actually be open, by the virus scanner, I
suppose…
Yes, exactly. That was the cause for me, at least.
Thanks!
-Evan
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