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I've added my Vista machine to the networks at both home and work.
I've made certain that the Vista machine has Admin permissions. I've noticed that while I can create new files and folders across the networks, I cannot modify them: delete, rename, update (save as in Office 2007). What I've had to do is save (modify/update) locally to a local hard drive then drag and drop the modified files/folders to the networked drive. Gateway Tech support initially told me this was an Office 2007 issue but I've since realized that no matter what application I'm using, I cannot save a file across the network that I've opened from network hard drives, nor can I save to network hard drives, files that I've opened from a local drive. I cannot modify, rename, delete, etc files I've accessed across those networks, from the Vista machine. I am able to modify files on the Vista machine from XP machines on the network, just not the other way around. Anybody know the fix? Is there a new option in Vista that I've missed that is prohibiting me from full access out? |