Harry, I did what you said and it was set for me and everyone to read and write. Yet when I tried to open it again, I got the same message. Do you think it is somehow corrupted or do I have a gremlin?
Nora On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 11:13 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <[email protected]>wrote: > Navigate to the file and select it. then press option key and the I Key > (or File-->Get Info). > > At the bottom of the Get Info window is a tab for Sharing & Permissions. > Make sure it says (for your user name) Read & Write. If it doesn't you > can change it.. > > Sunday, September 12, 201011:03 AMNora [email protected] > > >Hi all, > > > >I am at Salt Lake City, UT doing genealogy research and have encountered > >a problem with a MS Excel file. I have my research plan set up in an > >Excel document and have been able to open it up until this morning. Now > >I am getting a message that it is a read only file or in a read only > >location, or may be stored on a server that is not responding. This > >makes no sense as I have been accessing up til now on my trip. Is there > >anyway to get around this to open the document?????? > > > >Nora > >
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