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User logged onto Win7Pro machine is having permissions problem with a folder. When she tries to place a file in the Z:\Service\Accounting\AR folder, it says &quot;Access Denied&quot;. When I &nbsp;check Properties&gt;Security, that user has two permission entries:<br />
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One of them shows...<br />
Type: Allow<br />
Name: mary<br />
Permission: Full Control<br />
Inherited from: Z:\Service\Accounting\AR<br />
Apply To: This folder, subfolder and files<br />
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The other one shows...<br />
Type: Deny<br />
Name: mary<br />
Permission: Full Control<br />
Inherited from: Z:\<br />
Apply To: This folder, subfolder and files<br />
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I don't want her to have access to all folders in Z:\. &nbsp;How should I give her permission to a subfolder without giving her permission to all folders and files in the Z drive?
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User logged onto Win7Pro machine is having permissions problem with a folder. When she tries to place a file in the Z:\Service\Accounting\AR folder, it says "Access Denied". When I  check Properties>Security, that user has two permission entries:

One of them shows...
Type: Allow
Name: mary
Permission: Full Control
Inherited from: Z:\Service\Accounting\AR
Apply To: This folder, subfolder and files

The other one shows...
Type: Deny
Name: mary
Permission: Full Control
Inherited from: Z:\
Apply To: This folder, subfolder and files

I don't want her to have access to all folders in Z:\.  How should I give her permission to a subfolder without giving her permission to all folders and files in the Z drive?

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