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ACTUALLY, I found a way, i cheated the Sharepoint portal. I created several subsites under the main site and created the folders in the top level of the document library so that I could set permissions.<br />
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Thanks for the reply
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ACTUALLY, I found a way, i cheated the Sharepoint portal. I created several subsites under the main site and created the folders in the top level of the document library so that I could set permissions.

Thanks for the reply

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I need a work around for Sharepoint Team Services 2.0 to set permission groups on individual folders not just on the libraries. I want to restrict access to certain groups under individual folders allowing access to one group but not another please advise
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I need a work around for Sharepoint Team Services 2.0 to set permission groups on individual folders not just on the libraries. I want to restrict access to certain groups under individual folders allowing access to one group but not another please advise

Share Point 2.0 individual folder permissions

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