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what's the exact error?<br />
Karl
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Regret, unknown. &nbsp;However line number refers to the above code. &nbsp; Will only be able to check on Monday. &nbsp;&quot;Permission denied&quot; is probable.<br />
Keith
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Regret, unknown.  However line number refers to the above code.   Will only be able to check on Monday.  "Permission denied" is probable.
Keith

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Karl, Tested using Kingston flash disk in user PC, acting as server drive. &nbsp;With Vista Home Basic and Vista Home premium, IE7, all works OK. &nbsp;With XP SP2, fails: &quot;could not read the size property&quot;. &nbsp;Retry=&quot;permission denied&quot;. &nbsp;Inspection with Windows Explorer shows file not deleted from Kingston. &nbsp;Seems to be XP-related. &nbsp;XP IE 6 &nbsp;Intranet &amp;&nbsp;Local set to 'Low'. <br />
Are there any XP tweaks one requires?
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Karl, Tested using Kingston flash disk in user PC, acting as server drive.  With Vista Home Basic and Vista Home premium, IE7, all works OK.  With XP SP2, fails: "could not read the size property".  Retry="permission denied".  Inspection with Windows Explorer shows file not deleted from Kingston.  Seems to be XP-related.  XP IE 6  Intranet & Local set to 'Low'.
Are there any XP tweaks one requires?

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Prgram runs successfully, using user disk partition as server emulation. &nbsp;When LAN connected, files/folders are sucessfully copied to sever. &nbsp;However, the following code returns an error when interacting with server (but not with files on user PC):<br />
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GLOBALS:<br />
gpath=''; &nbsp;// this is given value prior to calling &quot;DeleteFile()<br />
fso = new ActiveXObject(&quot;Scripting.F<wbr />ileSystemO<wbr />bject&quot;);<br />
&nbsp;<br />
function DeleteFile() {<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;if (fso.FileExists(gpath)) {var afile = fso.GetFile(gpath); afile.Delete();}<br />
}<br />
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Even when full administrator rights are given, the error still occurs.<br />
Your input will be valued.
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Prgram runs successfully, using user disk partition as server emulation.  When LAN connected, files/folders are sucessfully copied to sever.  However, the following code returns an error when interacting with server (but not with files on user PC):

GLOBALS:
gpath='';  // this is given value prior to calling "DeleteFile()
fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
 
function DeleteFile() {
	if (fso.FileExists(gpath)) {var afile = fso.GetFile(gpath); afile.Delete();}
}

Even when full administrator rights are given, the error still occurs.
Your input will be valued.

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