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Folks,
Have a small company with 5 pc's networked with Server 2000. Recently
users have complained that when they open excel files (that are stored on
the server and shared by all users) and make changes...they hit "save" (as
they always have) and it renames the file as (if the secretary has recalled
the error message correctly) as a temp file. This has obviously caused
problems with the other users. When they go to open the folder (after
changes have been made by another user) they do not see the changes. They
have combated the problem even further as they have started to rename the
temp file the same as what the original name should have been.
Is this a permission problem?
I hope that I have been clear and described the problem accurately.
Thanks in advance,
Kyle
Have a small company with 5 pc's networked with Server 2000. Recently
users have complained that when they open excel files (that are stored on
the server and shared by all users) and make changes...they hit "save" (as
they always have) and it renames the file as (if the secretary has recalled
the error message correctly) as a temp file. This has obviously caused
problems with the other users. When they go to open the folder (after
changes have been made by another user) they do not see the changes. They
have combated the problem even further as they have started to rename the
temp file the same as what the original name should have been.
Is this a permission problem?
I hope that I have been clear and described the problem accurately.
Thanks in advance,
Kyle