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Thanks very much for this. <br />
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I did a search for the major keywords of this problem but still drew a blank. All the same i thank you for the fix.<br />
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wonderful stuff<br />
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Thanks very much for this.


I did a search for the major keywords of this problem but still drew a blank. All the same i thank you for the fix.

wonderful stuff



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Assuming that the link fixed the problem, you will want to close the question now.<br />

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Assuming that the link fixed the problem, you will want to close the question now.


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Sorry i left this open without realising
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When copying a quicktime movie from our 10.5.8 server (SMB) to our Vista PC we get an error &quot;invalid file handle&quot; <br />
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The file plays fine on the Mac and can copy to Mac clients absolutely fine
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When copying a quicktime movie from our 10.5.8 server (SMB) to our Vista PC we get an error "invalid file handle" 

The file plays fine on the Mac and can copy to Mac clients absolutely fine

Problem copying .mov file from SMB share on OSX server (10.5.8) to Vista PC (invalid file handle)

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