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If you want to allow renaming or moving, but still keep your files in case of a deletion - use protection of your recycle bin.<br />
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Example for such protection is Norton Antivirus Professional - it protects the Recycle Bin and even if u use Shift Delete you can still easily return the files.<br />
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Bytware also have a nice protection software for your Recycle Bin:<br />
<a href="http://www.bytware.com/products/sgrb.html" rel="ugc">http://www.bytware.com/products/sgrb.html</a><br />
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Good Luck
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If you want to allow renaming or moving, but still keep your files in case of a deletion - use protection of your recycle bin.

Example for such protection is Norton Antivirus Professional - it protects the Recycle Bin and even if u use Shift Delete you can still easily return the files.

Bytware also have a nice protection software for your Recycle Bin:
http://www.bytware.com/products/sgrb.html [http://www.bytware.com/products/sgrb.html]

Good Luck

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Hey Experts,<br />
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I'm working with a peer-to-peer network. I have a system that is a file server running XP Pro. I am trying to reduce the mistakenly deleted/moved file and folder issues.<br />
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I have been playing with the Share Properties -&gt;Advanced Security Settings and cant seem to be able to get the right results. I cant seem to deny delete/move but allow file/folder renaming.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Kevin
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Hey Experts,

I'm working with a peer-to-peer network. I have a system that is a file server running XP Pro. I am trying to reduce the mistakenly deleted/moved file and folder issues.

I have been playing with the Share Properties ->Advanced Security Settings and cant seem to be able to get the right results. I cant seem to deny delete/move but allow file/folder renaming.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Kevin

XP Pro - Shared Folder Access

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