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It might be an issue with off-line folders. &nbsp;What are the off-line settings for the shared folder? &nbsp;Does the issue only exist on a single workstation for the user? &nbsp;<br />
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Tom
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It might be an issue with off-line folders.  What are the off-line settings for the shared folder?  Does the issue only exist on a single workstation for the user?  

Tom

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Hi Tom<br />
Where are the off-line settings for the shared folder?<br />
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Yes this only exists on a particular workstation. &nbsp;If I log on to my PC as the problem user I can see the file.<br />
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If the problem user logs off and on again they still cannot see the file.<br />
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Regards<br />
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Richard
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Hi Tom
Where are the off-line settings for the shared folder?

Yes this only exists on a particular workstation.  If I log on to my PC as the problem user I can see the file.

If the problem user logs off and on again they still cannot see the file.

Regards

Richard

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Hi Tom<br />
That seemed to fix it!!<br />
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Thanks a lot.<br />
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Regards<br />
<br />
Richard
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Hi Tom
That seemed to fix it!!

Thanks a lot.

Regards

Richard

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I have a strange situation where one user cannot see a particular Excel file on our shared drive.<br />
This user can see other files in the same directory. &nbsp;<br />
All other users can see the file.<br />
If I make a copy of the file, then it displays on the users PC.<br />
If I then delete the original file and rename the copy to the original name it disappears from their folder.<br />
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Windows SBS 2003<br />
Windows 7 clients<br />
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Any ideas?<br />
<br />
Best regards<br />
<br />
Richard
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I have a strange situation where one user cannot see a particular Excel file on our shared drive.
This user can see other files in the same directory.  
All other users can see the file.
If I make a copy of the file, then it displays on the users PC.
If I then delete the original file and rename the copy to the original name it disappears from their folder.

Windows SBS 2003
Windows 7 clients

Any ideas?

Best regards

Richard

One user cannot see a particular file

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