Error Loading C Docume 1 Username Locals 1 Temp
actually there, just by another name. by Leo A. Notenboom, © 2006 One of the error messages I received recently refereed me to a file in the path: C:\DOCUME~1\MyName\LOCALS~1\Temp Yet, when I go looking in Windows Explorer, I see nothing like that anywhere. What's up? • In a word: backwards compatibility. OK, that's two words. What you're seeing is the result of a legacy that dates back to Window's predecessor, MS-DOS. That path is there - it's just called something else. • Without trying to sound like the old computer fogey that I actually am, "back in the day" MS-DOS only supported filenames that were at most 8 characters long, followed by an "extension" of up to 3 characters, and could not include certain characters like spaces. Colloquially it's often refereed to as 8.3 or eight-dot-three, and one valid example might be "explorer.exe". At this point I need to address all the other old computer fogeys out there ready to call me out. I know it actually predates MS-DOS, and that it's not so much a function of the operating system as it is the file system. Fortunately those details are actually irrelevant to people attempting to deal with this issue today. Now, that was all well and good for a long time. However, other operating systems, such as Unix, allowed you to have file names of much longer length. That meant it was quite valid under Unix even then to have filenames like "A Picture of My Dog.jpg" - longer than 8 characters, and including spaces. Not so under MS-DOS - or even early versions of Windows. Another example is "iexplore.exe" - it's maxed out at 8.3, but would probably have been better named "iexplorer.exe" since it's Internet Explorer, but that's too long. In order to remain within that older 8.3 limitation, it was simply truncated and we're left with "iexplore.exe". Eventually Microsoft added "Long Filename support" often noted as "LFN". "Win
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http://support.esri.com/technical-article/000003889 How do I resolve my problem with appcompat.txt? This is another case of Windows being particularly obscure. You see (and I'll say this several times), appcompat.txt is not the problem. I can hear a crowd of people saying, "Yes it is! It's right there in this error error loading message!" That's what I mean by Windows being obscure. Read the error message carefully and you'll see what I mean. Appcompat.txt is not the problem, it's not the error, and it's not the cause of the error … it's information about the error. Appcompat.txt is simply a reporting file used when uploading error reports to Microsoft. You've seen the error loading c message asking you if you would like to report this error to Microsoft. Appcompat.txt is a file that is uploaded if you say yes. Appcompat.txt is not the problem. It contains information about the problem. Open it up in Notepad and you'll see what I mean. When you get an error message that references appcompat.txt, it'll usually give you the full path to the file. So click on Start, Run and enter: Notepad C:DOCUME~1usernameLOCALS~1TempWER7b4e.dir00appcompat.txt Where "C:DOCUME~1usernameLOCALS~1TempWER7b4e.dir00appcompat.txt" is replaced with the actual information that was presented in the error message. You'll see a lot of technical information that begins with this:Early Adopter Program ArcGIS Ideas Esri Support Services ArcGIS Blogs ArcGIS Code Sharing Product Life Cycles Manage Cases Request Case Start Chat Back to results Print Share Is This Content Helpful? Search on GeoNet Submit to ArcGIS Ideas Error: Access to C:\DOCUME~1\ username \LOCALS~1\TEMP\xform006.ps was denied Error Message When a user tries to print a hardcopy or print to file, ArcGIS gives the following error message:"Access to C:\DOCUME~1\