Hi I'm having the same error as giselledevera74 (I'm installing Muse 7 and i keep getting the following error "Verify that Muse has permission to write to Adobe shared files and verify application directories are not marked readonly." How can I fix this?) after installing Muse 7 then opening the file.  I've tried to search for the solution that Prateek Aggarwal found but I cannot find the specific folders.  I'm using snow leopard if this helps.

Please could you advise.

Thanks

Thank you Zak,

I found and deleted the AdobeMuse folder but cannot find the MBLStore folder in the location you've stated.  I also tried restarting my Mac and uninstalling and reinstalling Muse but that hasn't worked either.

Is there anything else I can do?

Thank you.

I manually created both folders as you suggested (both were empty - I hope thats correct).  I don't need to add any passwords and there were no special prompts from the Finder.  I launched Muse again and I needed to enter my log in details and it showed the same error message again.  Do you know why it's throwing up this error?

Yes, it is and i've just double checked it.

OK, the Muse "Get Info" sharing permissions showed "(Me)" as Read & Write and then "everyone" as No Access.  I changed the 'no access' to read only and checked all of the other folders permissions and they all showed as yours do above but had an additional "staff" line which also said "Read Only".  I hope this makes sense.  I also checked the complete Adobe folder and it shows as your example has above.

This is the error I keep receiving:

Muse encountered an error while interacting with application files.

Verify that Muse has permission to write to Adobe Shared files and verify the application directories and files are not marked read only.

Do yout think it's worth me checking the permissions on each folder within the username/library/application support/adobe folders to see if any of the permissions say read only?