Unabel to write on a writable cd

I have a HP photosmart Premier all in one printer,. It is supposed to have the facilit to print on a printable c d. I am not able to do that. Is the software of printer supposed to have the capability to design and print the lable? Can some one guide me ?

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When I try to use the internal hard drive as a scratch disk I get this error "unable to set scratch disk- the selected directory is on write protect or non-writable media. Any ideas on how to fix this. It only happens in fcp.

When I try to use the internal hard drive as a scratch disk I get this error "unable to set scratch disk- the selected directory is on write protect or non-writable media. Any ideas on how to fix this. It only happens in fcp.

By internal, I assume you're referring to your systems (boot) drive. Is it, by chance, a partitioned dive?
Also…although many people successfully use their systems drives as scratch disks, over time you'll have better results using a dedicated drive for your media.
Good luck.
Russ

UNABEL TO DO WRITE-UP FOR ASSET AS IT IS ASKING FOR COST OBJECT.

Hi
I am unable to do writ-up asset as error message is coming saying that cost element require a cost object assignment.
But in asset master we have cost object assignment.
I have checked my all configuration seems to be correct but i don't know why i am getting the erroe.
Can anyone help me regarding this.

Hi
I am giving you the detailed description what error I am getting.
Account 60210 requires an assignment to a CO object
Message no. KI235
Diagnosis
You have not defined a CO account assignment for an account that is relevant to cost accounting.
System Response
Account 60210 is defined as a cost element.
This means that you must always specify a CO account assignment.
Procedure
Enter one of the following CO account assignments
Order
Cost center / cost center/ activity type
Sales order item (for a project or cost relevant)
Project / WBS element
Cost object (Process manufacturing)
*Network/ Network activities*
Business process
Profitability segment
Real estate object
The posting row affected is 0000000002, account 60210.
But in asset master we have done cost onject assignment.
Waiting for quick response.
Edited by: Smruti Mohanty on Nov 14, 2008 11:30 AM

Hi, I'm trying to exported edited photos to an external hard drive... when i try to add the hard drive through lightroom it says selected device is not writable.... well i manage to write on it with everything else in the world! please help.

I can export the photos to the desk top but when i then select the folder and drag to drop on the hard drive it does not give me the option. If i go to copy folders out of the hard drive to the desktop i can do so no problem (its not a problem with the hard drive to my knowledge).
Please help its driving me away from both lightroom which i really like and from Macs in general!!!!

I found that it was due to the format of the drive, NTFS not being compatible with Mac. I am not converting the drive to a FAT format.
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Image Capture and Preview "folder not writable" error importing to shared folder

I'm running 10.8.5 on a Late 2012 model Mac Mini. I'm trying to create a folder under my home directory where my wife can import pictures using Image Capture or Preview while logged into her account. I've tried setting permissions on the folder by setting POSIX permissions and ACLs from the command line, and also by setting ACLs using Get Info in Finder, but it seems as though both Image Capture and Preview ignore the ACLs and instead rely solely on the POSIX permissions for everyone/other (even when a relevant group is set). Unless the POSIX permissions for everyone/other are "rwx" Image Capture and Preview both give an error that the import failed, and /var/log/system.log shows errors that the "folder is not writable". I'd like to be able to set this up without making the folder and the files in it writable by everyone. My understanding was that ACLs should take precedence over POSIX permissions, but even the POSIX permissions don't seem to be getting handled properly, because the group is ignored. Any help or explanation of what's happening would be appreciated.
Here's an example with details:
Suppose we have the users alice and bob. We want to set permissions on the directory /Users/bob/importdir such that Alice can import files from a camera there using Image Capture (or Preview, either would do), but don't want to relax the permissions more than necessary.
We create a group named bob_and_alice
We set the following permissions on /Users/bob:
POSIX: rwxr-xr-x, owner=bob, group=staff (i.e. default POSIX permissions)
ACLs:
0: group:everyone deny delete
1: group:bob_and_alice allow list,search,readattr,readextattr,readsecurity
2: user:alice allow list,search,readattr,readextattr,readsecurity
"Get Info" shows "Read & Write" for bob and "Read Only" for alice, bob_and_alice, staff, and everyone
We set the following permissions on /Users/bob/importdir:
POSIX: rwxrwxr-x owner=bob, group=bob_and_alice
ACLS: (these are already probably more permissive than should be necessary)
0: group:bob_and_alice allow list,add_file,search,delete,add_subdirectory,delete_child,readattr,writeattr,re adextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity,writesecurity,file_inherit,directory_inherit
1: user:alice allow list,add_file,search,delete,add_subdirectory,delete_child,readattr,writeattr,re adextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity,writesecurity,file_inherit,directory_inherit
"Get Info" shows "Custom" for both alice and bob_and_alice, "Read & Write" for bob, and "Read Only" for everyone
Alice opens a Terminal and cd's to /Users/bob/importdir. Alice can create and delete files in this directory.
Now Alice opens Image Capture and with our camera connected we try to import a photo to /Users/bob/importdir. Image Capture shows an error dialog with the text "Import error. An error occurred while importing. The item 'foo.jpg' was not imported." /var/log/system.log shows the message: "Jul 20 22:12:34 computer_name.local Image Capture[32804]: Document destination folder is not writable" If instead Alice uses Preview it shows an error dialog with the text "The selected folder is not writable" and /var/log/system.log shows two error messages:
Jul 20 22:23:45 computer_name.local Preview[33280]: Document destination folder is not writable
Jul 20 22:23:45 computer_name.local Preview[33280]: Encountered error during image import: Error Domain=com.apple.ImageCaptureCore Code=-9934 "The selected folder is not writable" UserInfo=0x7ffda4881f00 {NSLocalizedDescription=The selected folder is not writable}
Now we change the POSIX permissions on /Users/bob/importdir to: rwxrwxrwx
The import succeeds with both Image Capture and Preview
Can anyone explain what's going on here? Is there another reasonable way to do this without, moving this shared directory to /Users/shared?

Did you figure out how to fix this?

I do not have permission to write in my external Hard Drive

Hello everybody.
I have recently bought a MacBook Pro (15, 2.16 Ghz with OS X 10.4.9) and I have a Beyond Micro 300Gb external Hard drive that I have been using with my PC. This drive has a Windows NT File System.
When I first plugged it to the Mac, I changed its name to recognize it better. Now, I am not able to transfer documents from my Mac to it, but I am able to do so through the PC.
Am I done something wrong?
Am I blocked this drive? (Once open, I see a pen crossed on the lower left corner)
And if so, Could I unblocked it to make it writable?
When I try to transfer any documents with the Mac I get a message saying that I can't do it and because I do not have permission. (I am the administrator).
I read a previous posting talking about a similar problem, but I really couldn't understand the solutions and/or differences beteween NTFS, FAT 32, MS-DOS and MacFuse (I am a complete novice).
I also tried (as suggested in the posting) to use the Disk Utility to set the permissions from there, but when I select the external Hard Drive all the options are dimmed. Also, the info panel says I only have permissions to write, having no other available alternatives to choose from.
The question is: How can I make this drive available to both Operating Systmes without erasing all the information inside (format)?
Thank You in advance.
Cordially,
Juan Carlos
MacBookPro Mac OS X (10.4.9)
MacBookPro Mac OS X (10.4.9)
MacBookPro Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Thank You rvdparis
I have just intalled MacFuse (with Tools and Core) and it does allow me now to read and write in my external Hard Drive.
Once again, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
And yes guys, this seems to work. Forget about formatting your external hard drive. MacFuse changes the permission instantly.
Cordially,
Juan Carlos
MacBookPro Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Read-Only SD Card(s) - used to be able to read/write

Hello all,
I have searched teh forum and found a few similar threads but I believe my case is different.
For all 3 of my SD cards, they appear as read-only in my MBP (running 10.6.8), whether I connect them via the built-in card reader or via my camera (Panasonic GF1) hooked up to my MBP via USB.
I used to be able to import photos into iPhoto and then delete them from the card but this does not work any more (I do not even get prompted any more) as the card(s) is now read-only (Get Info tells me "Sharing & Permissions: You can only read"). Indeed if I try to delete, drag and drop a file onto it or even erase from disk utility, it will not let me.
Now, most threads dealing with this issue point to the card reader being faulty (or even the lock switch being in the wrong position). I am fairly sure this is not the case here as:
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Moreover this occurs with all three cards.
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If you are using a DSLR camera, like for example a Canon 60D, there may be an option to use a "Low-Level Formatting" on the card. This should make it writable when putting it into the computer.
To test this (and confirm it works) I did the following:
Hardware Used:
Canon 60D camera body
Sandisk 32GB SDHC Extreme Card
Macbook Pro 15" (mid 2010 model) with built-in SD card slot.
Steps:
Place SDHC card into camera (SD card may work as well). Navigate through menu until you arrive at settings that allow the camera to format the card. There may be an option to format it "low-level", which you would then select.
-Note that all files on card will be erased permanently.-
After the camera formats, eject the card from the camera, and place inside the built-in SD slot on the Macbook.
The card should automatically mount, containing both read and write priviledges.
Hope that helps.
~Charlie~
Owner/Founder HotTips! LLC
http://hottipscentral.com

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As we know, we can set 'Start Year/Period' and 'End Year/Period' on a scenario member, e.g. Budget, to control whether planners can input data under this scenario.
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This will make the planner confusion and put the data in a dangerous position.
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You can disable (write) BegBalance for that Scenario by unchecking "Include BegBalance".
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Celvin
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No matter who makes the disc, no DVD-r DVD+r DVD-RW will be recognized as writable. all work fine in my PC and friends PC's. Anyone know what the possible fix is? the disc below is a Verbatim DVD-RW.
Disk Utility Info:
Name : MATSHITADVD-R UJ-857
Type : Disk
Disk Identifier : disk1
Media Name : MATSHITA DVD-R UJ-857 Media
Media Type : DVDROM
Connection Bus : ATA
Connection Type : Internal
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Erasical Optical Media : Yes
Optical Media Type : DVD-RW
Device Type : CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW
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Total Capacity : 0 Bytes
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Disk Number : 1
Partition Number : 0
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Firmware Revision: HAEA
Interconnect: ATAPI
Burn Support: Yes (Apple Shipped/Supported)
Cache: 2048 KB
Reads DVD: Yes
CD-Write: -R, -RW
DVD-Write: -R, -RW, +R, +RW
Burn Underrun Protection CD: Yes
Burn Underrun Protection DVD: Yes
Write Strategies: CD-TAO, CD-SAO, DVD-DAO
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Blank: Yes
Erasable: Yes
Overwritable: Yes
Appendable: Yes
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Ciao!
I'm producing my first TestStand sequence. It is called "FirstAttempt" and it is made by a single step which calls a VI. One of the first dilemmas i encountered realizing this sequence is how to read and write a local variable (created going in Variables -> Locals ('FirstAttempt') -> <right click to insert local>) in the called VI.
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Are the shown ways correct?
Are there other ways?
Knowing that a "local" variable can be considered "global" within the whole sequence, is there the possibility to simply create a reference to the local variable and use the reference in the called VI block diagram in order to save space in the connector pane (if using method 1) or in the block diagram (if using method 2)?
Thanks!
Message Edited by aRCo on 09-17-2009 05:09 AM

Hi,
Before TestStand 3 you would use the second way you quoted as its the only way.
But now you would use the first way you quoted. You may still what to pass the SequenceContext if you were going to use the TestStand API. For TestStand 3.x and above you would use this way as the first chose. (Personnelly, I would not pass the SequenceContext into a VI if I know it was never going to be used in that VI.)
Not sure I understand your final comment, maybe you are liking it to passing the reference of a control to a subVI so that the control can be updated from within the subVI.
If this is the case and you had a situation where you had a step that was running in parallel with the rest of the steps in the sequence either as a separate thread or execution and were dependent on the contents of the local variable changing from that parallel running step, then you would have to use the API SetVal method to change the local.
Hope this is clear.
Regards
Ray Farmer
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Hi
I have a Mac Book Pro and a 60GB external Hard Drive which I use to transfer files between my Win PC (!!) and my Mac. transferring files from PC to Mac is fine using the HDD but when I try to copy files from my Mac to the HDD it says I cannot write to the drive as it is read only. How do i make it writable as well as readable. Its formatted as Windows NT Filesystem if that helps.

mp_photo wrote:
Its formatted as Windows NT Filesystem if that helps.
Hi,
that is the culprit.
Mac OSX is only capable of reading from NTFS drives but can not write to them.
Possible solutions:
Reformat the external drive to FAT32 (using Disk Utility and 'MS-DOS'),
but be aware of the the size limit of 4GB for a single file
use MacFuse: http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/
Caution: reformatting the drive will delete all files on it, so make a backup before.
Regards
Stefan

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My WD external harddrive has suddenly stopped working after coming from Europe. I plugged in the HD into my laptop and I noticed that it does not show up under My Computer, only under Safely Remove Hardware and Devices. So I searched forums a bit and a couple
have said that I should go to Disk Management and see if my drive is there.
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When I start up Disk Management it gives me a notification:
Initialize Disk
You must initialize a disk before Logical Disk Manager can access it.
Select Disk:
Disk 1
Use the following partition style for the selected disks:
MBR (Master Boot Record)
GPT (GUID Partition Table)
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So I go into the registry under
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I can't even reformat the disk because I cannot find such option, not that I want to really, because I have 1.2 TB worth of data on there that I want to keep so losing the information on this Drive will be quite.... frustrating.
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Thanks a lot for your advice & effort. The same message "Diskpart failed to clear disk attributes".
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(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.728) LEAVE OpenDevice()
(PID:3956,TID:3220,11:17:56.744) INFO: VDS(0X02040002): WM_DEVICECHANGE: wParam=8006 lParam=8125984
(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.759) ERROR: CVdsRawDiskLun::SetFlagsInternal, 4 Name=\\?\usbstor#disk&ven_wd&prod_elements_1023&rev_2005#6&2429694&0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}, Number=1, hr=80070013
(PID:3956,TID:3220,11:17:56.759) TRACE: VDS(0X02040007): Disk layout change notification received
(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.759) TRACE: EXIT CVdsRawDiskLun::SetFlagsInternal, Name=\\?\usbstor#disk&ven_wd&prod_elements_1023&rev_2005#6&2429694&0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}, Number=1, status=80070013
(PID:3956,TID:3220,11:17:56.775) ENTER CVdsPnPNotificationManager::ForwardLayoutChangeNotification()
(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.775) ERROR: CVdsRawDiskLun::ClearFlags, 2 Name=\\?\usbstor#disk&ven_wd&prod_elements_1023&rev_2005#6&2429694&0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}, Number=1, hr=800700B7
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.791) ENTER CVdsPnPNotificationManager::LayoutChangeNotificationHandler()
(PID:3956,TID:3220,11:17:56.791) LEAVE CVdsPnPNotificationManager::ForwardLayoutChangeNotification()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.791) ENTER CVdsService::OnDiskLayoutChange()
(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.791) TRACE: EXIT CVdsRawDiskLun::ClearFlags, Name=\\?\usbstor#disk&ven_wd&prod_elements_1023&rev_2005#6&2429694&0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}, Number=1, status=800700B7
(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.791) ERROR: CVdsDiskLun::ClearFlags, 4, hr=800700B7
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.806) ENTER CVdsRawDiskLun::GetProperties() (IVdsDisk)
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.806) ENTER OpenDevice()
(PID:3956,TID:4380,11:17:56.806) LEAVE CVdsDiskLun::ClearFlags
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.822) INFO: OpenDevice:, 1, \\?\PhysicalDrive1
(PID:3956,TID:3220,11:17:56.822) INFO: VDS(0X02040002): WM_DEVICECHANGE: wParam=8006 lParam=8125956
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.822) LEAVE OpenDevice()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.837) ENTER IsDiskClustered()
(PID:3956,TID:3220,11:17:56.837) TRACE: TMP: GUID_IO_VOLUME_MOUNT event received.
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.837) INFO: vdsutil::IsDiskClustered, NOT CLUSTERED
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.853) INFO: vdsutil::IsDiskClustered, ONLINE
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.853) LEAVE IsDiskClustered()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.853) ENTER IsDiskReadOnly()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.869) INFO: vdsutil::IsDiskReadOnly, disk is writable
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.869) LEAVE IsDiskReadOnly()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.884) ENTER IsDiskCurrentStateReadOnly()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.884) WARNING: IsDiskCurrentStateReadOnly, 2, error=1
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.900) LEAVE IsDiskCurrentStateReadOnly()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.900) LEAVE CVdsRawDiskLun::GetProperties() (IVdsDisk)
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.915) ENTER OpenDevice()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.915) INFO: OpenDevice:, 1, \\?\usbstor#disk&ven_wd&prod_elements_1023&rev_2005#6&2429694&0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.931) LEAVE OpenDevice()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.931) ENTER GetDiskLayout()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.947) ERROR: GetDiskLayout: DeviceIoControl failed: 13
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.947) LEAVE GetDiskLayout()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.947) ERROR: CVdsService::OnDiskLayoutChange, 7, path=\\?\usbstor#disk&ven_wd&prod_elements_1023&rev_2005#6&2429694&0#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}, 19
(PID:3956,TID:5716,11:17:56.962) ENTER CVdsService::RemoveObjectFromMap()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.962) LEAVE CVdsService::OnDiskLayoutChange()
(PID:3956,TID:5716,11:17:56.978) LEAVE CVdsService::RemoveObjectFromMap()
(PID:3956,TID:5792,11:17:56.978) LEAVE CVdsPnPNotificationManager::LayoutChangeNotificationHandler()
(PID:3956,TID:5716,11:17:56.978) ENTER CVdsDiskLun::~CVdsDiskLun()
(PID:3956,TID:5716,11:17:56.993) LEAVE CVdsDiskLun::~CVdsDiskLun()

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In Windows Server 2008 R2 (and in an Active Directory domain), the login and logoff scripts are run with user privileges.
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Henry. You can add a subscription to a server that subscribes t event log entries on user computers. Subscribe to the logon/logoff events. Now you have a central repository of logon and logoff events.
There is no way to accomplish what you are asking to do. Any file that can be written to in logon script or during a user session can be changed by the user.
Bil is suggesting a "startup" script that runs when the user logs on and not when the computer starts. A user startup script runs as the user and not system.
Another method is to schedule a script that run at logon. This can run as system and write to a file that the user cannot change.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Am trying to write to a file on server from an application like this:
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No exceptions.. "Unlike other output streams, a PrintStream never throws an IOException".
You can write a file through HTTP into a web server? It does not make sense really.. is the file writable in the web server?
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