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Sounds like you do not have sufficient permissions to save to the server.
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Sounds like you do not have sufficient permissions to save to the server.

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NTFS and Share Permissions are full access :(<br />
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SMB problem ?
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NTFS and Share Permissions are full access :(

SMB problem ?

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Thank you ! I will try some workarounds on monday...
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Thank you ! I will try some workarounds on monday...

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Hello!<br />
our Mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.1 clients are working on a Windows 2008 R2 server share. No ative directory (ADS).<br />
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When we save documents on the Mac, we receive the error message:<br />
&nbsp;German Error: &quot;Dokument kann nicht geschrieben werden&quot;, &nbsp;&quot;Dokument ist schreibgeschützt&quot;, &quot;Fehler -50&quot;, &quot;Fehler-35&quot;<br />
Translate: &quot;Document can not be written&quot;, &quot;Document is read-only&quot;, &quot;Error -50&quot;, &quot;Error-35&quot;<br />
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What can we do?<br />
<br />
Thank you,<br />
Tom
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Hello!
our Mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.1 clients are working on a Windows 2008 R2 server share. No ative directory (ADS).

When we save documents on the Mac, we receive the error message:
 German Error: "Dokument kann nicht geschrieben werden",  "Dokument ist schreibgeschützt", "Fehler -50", "Fehler-35"
Translate: "Document can not be written", "Document is read-only", "Error -50", "Error-35"

What can we do?

Thank you,
Tom

Mac OS X 10.6.8 =&gt; SMB =&gt; Win2008 Share - No Overwrite

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Mac OS X 10.6.8 =&gt; SMB =&gt; Win2008 Share - No Overwrite

Mac OS X 10.6.8 => SMB => Win2008 Share - No Overwrite