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That was the problem. Seems to work now. I don't see where to close this question so I'll let Admin clean it up. I still think the link I provided is helpful so perhaps they can leave it up in case someone else has a similar issue down the road.
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That was the problem. Seems to work now. I don't see where to close this question so I'll let Admin clean it up. I still think the link I provided is helpful so perhaps they can leave it up in case someone else has a similar issue down the road.

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Doing server upgrade and migration project and recently moved our data to new server. Now some of the existing Trusted Locations are broken but am having an issue with one user account not allowing me to modify existing or add new location. I'm assuming that it is just a simple matter of locating the path in the Registry. Am I on the right track?
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Doing server upgrade and migration project and recently moved our data to new server. Now some of the existing Trusted Locations are broken but am having an issue with one user account not allowing me to modify existing or add new location. I'm assuming that it is just a simple matter of locating the path in the Registry. Am I on the right track?

Unable to change or add new location in Trust Center Access 2007

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