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Yes, sorry for the delay. ShineOn should get the points. Thanks ShineOn
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Yes, sorry for the delay. ShineOn should get the points. Thanks ShineOn

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Scenario: Netware 6.5 sp5. Windows XP SP2 latest patches.<br />
Problem: An excel document is locked for editing by 'username1'. Would you like to Open or 'Notify' when the original is available Excel standard error message. <br />
Question: How do I unlock the file? Or, how do I delete the file when Windows thinks it is locked? <br />
Troubleshooting: I've already loaded MONITOR and verified that the Open Files / File Locks sections says that there are &quot;No locks&quot; for the given Excel document.<br />
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Hmm... I'm a newbie with Netware, so I'm probably overlooking something basic...<br />
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Thanks!
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Scenario: Netware 6.5 sp5. Windows XP SP2 latest patches.
Problem: An excel document is locked for editing by 'username1'. Would you like to Open or 'Notify' when the original is available Excel standard error message. 
Question: How do I unlock the file? Or, how do I delete the file when Windows thinks it is locked? 
Troubleshooting: I've already loaded MONITOR and verified that the Open Files / File Locks sections says that there are "No locks" for the given Excel document.


Hmm... I'm a newbie with Netware, so I'm probably overlooking something basic...

Thanks!

Netware Newbie -- Locked File in Windows XP

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