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Hostworks
Hi
I have had an issue logged by a user that we thought SP2 for Office 2003
would resolve. Unfortunately the issue persists. It seems to be an
occassional issue that is difficult to replicate. However from the
information gathered from the user I guess this is what is happening.
When a user opens a doc or file on a shared network location the item opens
in the relevant application. When a 2nd user comes along they have 'File In
Use' message and can only 'read only' or be notified when file is available.
However some users seem to be able to get into the file even though someone
else is in the file and make changes.
"Then the box 'the file x.doc' may have been changed by another user since
you last saved it. In that case, what do you want: save a copy or overwrite
changes"
I was wondering how to prevent this. Basically the user wants anyone in the
company to be able to open any shared network file, then if additional users
access file while in use they can only 'read only' & made any changes!
As mentioned we have updated to the latest version of MS Office 2003 Sp2.
Thanks
Hostworks
I have had an issue logged by a user that we thought SP2 for Office 2003
would resolve. Unfortunately the issue persists. It seems to be an
occassional issue that is difficult to replicate. However from the
information gathered from the user I guess this is what is happening.
When a user opens a doc or file on a shared network location the item opens
in the relevant application. When a 2nd user comes along they have 'File In
Use' message and can only 'read only' or be notified when file is available.
However some users seem to be able to get into the file even though someone
else is in the file and make changes.
"Then the box 'the file x.doc' may have been changed by another user since
you last saved it. In that case, what do you want: save a copy or overwrite
changes"
I was wondering how to prevent this. Basically the user wants anyone in the
company to be able to open any shared network file, then if additional users
access file while in use they can only 'read only' & made any changes!
As mentioned we have updated to the latest version of MS Office 2003 Sp2.
Thanks
Hostworks