The share permissions and folder permissions are the same and still no go. I am thinking it maybe something in a global setting for users. At this point I will look more in the morning.
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Browse All TopicsI just set up this new server and all works but the shared folders. I person can not open word or excel documents on their desktops from the shared folder. I have added permissions for everyone to have full control. Changed attribute to no be read only. Any suggestions?
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There are just some users with deny. And I am not signed on as those users. I am attaching the errors I am getting. I can copy and paste into the folder. I can create a new text doc but can not edit or save that doc to the folder. I can not open any word, excel or access docs. So it is only microsft office things I can not open. I can open txt, adobe, rtf, but can not make changes and save them. See attached for errors I am getting.
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by: alanhardistyPosted on 2009-11-02 at 15:50:22ID: 25725003
There are two sets of permissions for shares. The Share permissions and the folder permissions.
If you only allow read permissions on the share, then they can only read the files.
If you allow Full Control on the share, then allow full control on the folder, they have full control.
If you allow Full Control on the share, then allow read only permissions on the folder, they only have read permissions on the files.
So - please check your share permissions and folder permissions and remember that to be effective, the users need Full Control on the share if they are to have any type of full control on the folder.