Thanks for your interest. I don't have hands-on access to the Windows 10
machine at the moment. I could probably get a copy of the file that
originally had the problem.
BUT, my last experiment was to create an entirely new spreadsheet file (just
a few cells, filled with arbitrary integers) on the Windows 10 machine, and
the Calc program wouldn't save that, regardless of whether I tried "Save" or
"Save as". So it seems unlikely the the original file was the source of the
problem. I believe that she has tried several files, with the same result.
One thing I will have to check back on is a few settings changes I made to
set up default file paths, and Windows file type associations so that the
user wouldn't be confused needlessly by a slightly different working
environment.
But, it still seems to me that a newly created file should be saved without
protest. If I made some errors in the configuration changes I made, I might
expect to have a little trouble finding where the file got saved. But I get
the error report pop-up immediately, as soon as I select any of the
available save options from the "File" menu.
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