Error 512 opening new folder in Pictures


  1. John Teufel
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    Error 512 opening new folder in Pictures


    I am using Windows 7 and Picasa 3.8 and am unable to create a collage on this computer (although I am successful on another one just like it that I own).
    I believe the problem relates to accessing the User library for pictures in Windows 7. I am unable to directly write to that file and I believe that may be where Picasa attempts to save a collage. I get a windows error code 512 when I try to write directly to that file (I can write to it indirectly). Not sure if it is a Windows 7 or Picasa problem (or both).
    Any help appreciated.
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  3. Mike Connor
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    Several, including Windows 7 x64 Ultimate
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    Right Click on Pictures folder. Go to Properties and "Restore Default".



    Regards....Mike Connor
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