unable to save/save-as after editing a picture using MS Office 2007 Picture Manager

Anonymous
2010-04-09T22:01:49+00:00

Original title: Picture Manager

I can open and print a picture saved on my computer in jpeg using picture manager.  However, if I make any editting changes it won't allow me to save it or print it.  When I try to save it, the message "some files cannot be saved. please try again".  When I try to print the editted picture, the message "Windows cannot find this picture.  Check the location and try again".  How can I fix this?  If I can't edit pictures than the program is worthless.

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Anonymous
2011-11-14T07:06:52+00:00

Hello,

I just want to add that this is just a Read Only feature that was embedded on the picture by the program that created it and it is not easy to remove just by selecting Save As.

After or before editing(which ever works for you),

Click File

Select Save As

Click On Tools drop-down chevron

Select Properties

Uncheck the read-only check box and click OK

Confirm Attribute Change comes up, Apply Changes

Click OK

Click Save

Hope it helps.

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Anonymous
2011-09-02T22:41:17+00:00

I found out why it wasn't working for me. When I saved a file in Photoshop as a jpg I had to uncheck the box that said ICC Profile: U.S. Web Coated, If this box is checked when you make the jpeg then when you try to change it in Microsoft  PM the error message will come up and remove the picture from your computer. At least that is what it was doing to mine. I hope this works for you. Everything is working good again for me.

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-05-06T15:15:13+00:00

    If you have Adobe Photoshop, then you can open the file and uncheck the ICC2.

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  2. Anonymous
    2012-11-07T16:15:42+00:00

    I had the same problem in Windows 7 and Windows XP, I have tried all the previous solution but non worked well. Finally my problem was solved:

    1- Open the picture (Microsoft Office Picture Manager).

    2- File ---> Export.

    3- Un-tick Original locations, and choose a different drive root letter.

    4- Un-tick Original file names, and a different name (I simply added a number after old file name).

    5- Export with this file format, choose your new file format.

    6- Export using his size, choose your new file size.

    7- Press OK

    And it worked fine.

    GoodLuck for every,,,

    (Sharing knowledge and experience is the new era concept)

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  3. Anonymous
    2012-08-28T11:57:24+00:00

    This doesn't work  - and the error deletes the SOURCE FILE

    Why is it so hard for Microsoft to write software that works?

    I have never had this error with free software (GIMP).

    Unbelievable - well not really. We have been living with MSFT garbage for years.

    Having the exact same problem.. anyone have a solution?

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