Hi I am looking at AFS because I have the following requirements that I believe are impossible with Win XP: A single file is located on a networked computer (WinXP 1)Several people have access to it on their networked computers (WinXP 2, 3...n)Only one person should be able to edit (read to later write) the file at any single timeThe following is what I have understood to be true with AFS: AFS could be set-up on Win XP1 to serve the single file WinXP 2, 3...n can access the file by mounting the AFS, appearing like a local driveIf that is true, Is it possible that when the user on WinXP 2 opens the file to edit, that all other users (on WinXP 3...n) are denied access? If that is true, What kind of feedback would the users on WinXP 3...n get about this?
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