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So are you saying that there is no way to do what I would like to do since you need &quot;delete folders and files&quot; to be a ble to rename a folder? &nbsp;Thanks!<br />
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Eli<br />
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So are you saying that there is no way to do what I would like to do since you need "delete folders and files" to be a ble to rename a folder?  Thanks!

Eli
 

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What I am finding out is that in order to rename a folder you must have delete, I am looking for some to veify this for me. &nbsp;Thanks!<br />
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Eli
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What I am finding out is that in order to rename a folder you must have delete, I am looking for some to veify this for me.  Thanks!

Eli

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I want users to be able to create a folder, rename that folder and create files and folders inside of it.<br />
I do not want them to be able to delete the folder or files. &nbsp;If I give them everything but delete folders<br />
and files they can create a folder but not rename it. &nbsp;Thanks for your help!<br />
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Eli Shock<br />
Culver Educational Foundation
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I want users to be able to create a folder, rename that folder and create files and folders inside of it.
I do not want them to be able to delete the folder or files.  If I give them everything but delete folders
and files they can create a folder but not rename it.  Thanks for your help!

Eli Shock
Culver Educational Foundation

Folder Permissions

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