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Run Disk Utility?>Repair Permissions on both Computer A & B. This
problem could be with the application and not with the file. It may be
telling you that you don't have privileges to "Save" within the
application rather than the file's privileges have an issue. Hopefully
Repair Permissions will correct any issue with the application.
Sometimes when computers are linked, a file will launch an application
on the OTHER computer, and this can cause this type of issue. So if
you have iPhoto or Photoshop or some application installed on both
computers, and it's running on the wrong computer, you need to close
that application and start it again on the computer you're using.
- Getting really sick of access privileges Tom
- Re: Getting really sick of access privileges Kris Tilford
- Re: Getting really sick of access privileges Alex Barnes
- Re: Getting really sick of access privileges Doug McNutt
