Better to ask them in office.setup or excel.misc
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"Linda" wrote:
| Networked computers with Win 2000 server. Workstations are a mix of Win
2000
| Pro and XP Pro. They have successfully shared an Excel file for several
| years. - all workstations have full retail version of Office Pro 2000 or
| Office Pro 2002. We just added a new XP Pro computer and are having a
| problem.
| One of the users has the Excel file open (it is stored on a shared network
| drive on the server - remember - this has worked for over 2 years - this
| problem has only been since the addition of the new Dell computer) and
will
| make a change - when they try to close and save the file they get the
| following -
|
| Your changes could not be saved to 'Filename.xls' because
| of a sharing violation. Excel has created a temporary
| file with your changes preserved, called 'random file
| name'. You can save the temporary file as a new name or
| lose your changes and all future changes.
|
| They have to open the tmp file created - rename it - and save it as an xls
| file.
| What is going on???? Is the new compter causing this? The new user has the
| standard permissions to the shared folder. It does not happen everytime
but
| perhaps one out of three times the file is opened and also has happened to
| several of the users on the Win 2000 computers as well as on the new XP
| computer.
| Thanks for any help.
| Linda
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