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RE: Microsoft Office 2001 privilege problems

This is right. The user may have read/write privileges to the folder but may not have read/write privileges to the document. That is where you are running into a problem. Change the owner of the document to the user that is trying to access it or let Everyone have read/write access to the document.

Mark

> ----------
> From: Dan Burger
> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2002 10:07 AM
> To: MAC OSX SERVER LIST; OSX Admin
> Subject: Microsoft Office 2001 privilege problems
>
> I am having a weird problem with Microsoft Office 2001 running on clients
> accessing files on an OSX 10.1.3 server. Microsoft Office will not save
> changes to an existing file. The user is the owner of the folder on the
> server the file exists in, and the privileges are set to owner having read
> and write privileges in the folder. The user can overwrite and delete the
> file using the finder, but office will not save on an existing file. Office
> will save a new file, but will not update an existing file.
>
> I am at my wits end, and would appreciate any help you may have.
>
> Dan
> --
> Dan Burger
> Systems Specialist
> The Chapel
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> Akron, OH 44304
>
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