On 8/13/05 12:21, "Renee Kopf" <email@hidden> wrote:
> Students use home folders that are stored on the server. For our
> business class, they also have a folder automounted on their desktop
> that I named Business Computer for use as the drop box.
> When the student tries to save a ms word/excel document to the
> automounted folder, they get a message that says,
>
> "You do not have permission to see the results of this operation. Do
> you want to continue?" (which is expected behavior) They click on Ok
> and then another message comes up that says, "The operation cannot be
> completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for some of
> the items." They click ok.
>
> When the teacher with the read/write privileges logs in, the folder
> automounts on the desktop and the documents that were saved there by
> the students are there and will open but there is no data and receive
> the error, "An unexpected error occurred while trying to load the
> microsoft framework library."
>
> I have tried changing privileges on the office folder and various
> other things to no avail. Anyone have a fix or something I could use
> for the old "hand in folder"
IIRC, this would have to do with the rather interesting way that some of the
office applications save. This is caused by the file structure for those
applications, and that won't get better until Office 12 or so. The better
solution here would be to not save to the drop box, and just have them move
the files there when they're ready to hand them in.
--
John C. Welch Writer/Analyst
Bynkii.com Mac and other opinions
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