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thanks for the quick reply. &nbsp;I just checked the folder from the server, &quot;hidden&quot; is unchecked already..thx
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thanks for the quick reply.  I just checked the folder from the server, "hidden" is unchecked already..thx

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What about security permissions? &nbsp;Can you take a screenshot and post?
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What about security permissions?  Can you take a screenshot and post?

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I was checking on the wrong folder...duh....thank you for your help.
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I was checking on the wrong folder...duh....thank you for your help.

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There are about 10 folders under one of the shared folder we shared in the office. &nbsp;We have a domain. &nbsp;There is one folder that I can see but others. &nbsp;(I have admin access) &nbsp;I do not remember how I did it. &nbsp;I need to let other users to access this sub folder. &nbsp;Any ideas? &nbsp;thanks
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Hi,

There are about 10 folders under one of the shared folder we shared in the office.  We have a domain.  There is one folder that I can see but others.  (I have admin access)  I do not remember how I did it.  I need to let other users to access this sub folder.  Any ideas?  thanks

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