Office 2000 add ins

[NewScience]

Took me quite a while to solve this, but it is based on the ACL list for
each of the files:

1. Right click on each file, Properties, Security
2. If Everyone does not exist as a user, add it. Do not check anything
else
3. Click on Advanced, click on Everyone, click on Edit
4. Make sure the following is checked:
Both Read attribute options
Both Create attribute options
Both Write attribute options
5. Make sure the following is unchecked:
Take Ownership
Delete
Change Permissions
Full Control

You must be logged in as an admistrator account.

You can also store these files on a server, change the permissions, and then
scopy them to each client machine.

Hope this helps.

 

[B. Meincke]

Thank you! I will certainly give this a try.

 

[B. Meincke]

Thank you! I will certainly give this a try.

 

[B. Meincke]

Thank you! I will certainly give this a try.

 

[B. Meincke]

Thank you! I will certainly give this a try.

 

[B. Meincke]

Thank you! I will certainly give this a try.

 

[B. Meincke]

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!
--
BJM
ACE Assistant
Gary Allan High School

Took me quite a while to solve this, but it is based on the ACL list for
each of the files:

1. Right click on each file, Properties, Security
2. If Everyone does not exist as a user, add it. Do not check anything
else
3. Click on Advanced, click on Everyone, click on Edit
4. Make sure the following is checked:
Both Read attribute options
Both Create attribute options
Both Write attribute options
5. Make sure the following is unchecked:
Take Ownership
Delete
Change Permissions
Full Control

You must be logged in as an admistrator account.

You can also store these files on a server, change the permissions, and then
scopy them to each client machine.

Hope this helps.

 

[B. Meincke]

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!
--
BJM
ACE Assistant
Gary Allan High School

Took me quite a while to solve this, but it is based on the ACL list for
each of the files:

1. Right click on each file, Properties, Security
2. If Everyone does not exist as a user, add it. Do not check anything
else
3. Click on Advanced, click on Everyone, click on Edit
4. Make sure the following is checked:
Both Read attribute options
Both Create attribute options
Both Write attribute options
5. Make sure the following is unchecked:
Take Ownership
Delete
Change Permissions
Full Control

You must be logged in as an admistrator account.

You can also store these files on a server, change the permissions, and then
scopy them to each client machine.

Hope this helps.

 

[B. Meincke]

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!
--
BJM
ACE Assistant
Gary Allan High School

Took me quite a while to solve this, but it is based on the ACL list for
each of the files:

1. Right click on each file, Properties, Security
2. If Everyone does not exist as a user, add it. Do not check anything
else
3. Click on Advanced, click on Everyone, click on Edit
4. Make sure the following is checked:
Both Read attribute options
Both Create attribute options
Both Write attribute options
5. Make sure the following is unchecked:
Take Ownership
Delete
Change Permissions
Full Control

You must be logged in as an admistrator account.

You can also store these files on a server, change the permissions, and then
scopy them to each client machine.

Hope this helps.

 

[B. Meincke]

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!
--
BJM
ACE Assistant
Gary Allan High School

Took me quite a while to solve this, but it is based on the ACL list for
each of the files:

1. Right click on each file, Properties, Security
2. If Everyone does not exist as a user, add it. Do not check anything
else
3. Click on Advanced, click on Everyone, click on Edit
4. Make sure the following is checked:
Both Read attribute options
Both Create attribute options
Both Write attribute options
5. Make sure the following is unchecked:
Take Ownership
Delete
Change Permissions
Full Control

You must be logged in as an admistrator account.

You can also store these files on a server, change the permissions, and then
scopy them to each client machine.

Hope this helps.

 

[B. Meincke]

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!
--
BJM
ACE Assistant
Gary Allan High School

Took me quite a while to solve this, but it is based on the ACL list for
each of the files:

1. Right click on each file, Properties, Security
2. If Everyone does not exist as a user, add it. Do not check anything
else
3. Click on Advanced, click on Everyone, click on Edit
4. Make sure the following is checked:
Both Read attribute options
Both Create attribute options
Both Write attribute options
5. Make sure the following is unchecked:
Take Ownership
Delete
Change Permissions
Full Control

You must be logged in as an admistrator account.

You can also store these files on a server, change the permissions, and then
scopy them to each client machine.

Hope this helps.

 

[NewScience]

You're very welcome!

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!

 

[NewScience]

You're very welcome!

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!

 

[NewScience]

You're very welcome!

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!

 

[NewScience]

You're very welcome!

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!

 

[NewScience]

You're very welcome!

This solution seems to work. <fingers crossed>

Thank you so much!